A world in which we all have the expectation and ability to move money instantaneously, 24/7, 365 days a year, and with full transparency – is it only a pipe dream, or could digital currencies be one of the paths to unlock such future? With an expectation for the digital currency to promote financial inclusion, to foster greater competition and better access to money, what is its potential to deliver not only as a payment method, but a whole new infrastructure enabling instant and frictionless payments?
14:00 Chair’s Welcome
Robert Courtneidge, Syndicate Director, The Payments Association
14:10 Fireside Chat: Digital Currencies and decentralised finance – a catalyst for payments innovation
Robert Courtneidge, Syndicate Director, the Payments Association (moderator)
Sendi Young, Managing Director, Europe & UK, Ripple
14:30 Panel Discussion: How can digital currencies make payment systems more cost-effective, competitive, and resilient?
Speakers
Robert Courtneidge, Syndicate Director, the Payments Association (moderator)
Jess Houlgrave, Crypto GTM & Strategy, Checkout.com
Jannah Patchay, Policy Lead & Steering Committee Chair, Digital Pound Foundation
Sendi Young, Managing Director, Europe & UK, Ripple
Christian Rau, Senior Vice President Fintech and Crypto Enablement Europe, Mastercard
Nicole Sandler, Head of Digital Policy, Barclays
15:20 Chair’s Closing Remarks
15:30 Event End
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