Done right, digital IDs can open more markets to competition
Financial columnist Matthew Lynn discusses how digital IDs could open up market competition.
March 16, 2023
Financial columnist Matthew Lynn discusses how digital IDs could open up market competition.
With the UK government launching a second phase consultation on the future of cryptoassets, Max Savoie and Martin Dowdall of Sidley Austin examine what this means for firms.
“To empower the most influential community in payments, where the connections, collaboration and learning shape an industry that works for all.” Tony Craddock, Director General Payments Association
As technology continues to advance, fintech companies are becoming more prevalent, highlighting a greater need for diversity and inclusion. Women, in particular, have been underrepresented in fintech, but allpay Limited
The fintech industry is celebrating International Women’s Day in March. This year’s theme is ‘embracing equity’. It’s no secret, however, that the fintech industry has a diversity problem that needs
A rise in the number of regulations, safeguarding rules, payment methods, corporate costs and the opportunities of ISO 20022 are just some of the biggest considerations for payments firms worldwide
With myths on digital currencies being a threat to financial freedom dominating social media, Dominika Duziak, of OneStep Financial, explains why government must address this narrative and discuss its advantages.
Rowenna is sharing her story about how she (nearly) got scammed in the hope that it might help others and to assuage her “total embarrassment by doing something positive”. UK
This month’s ‘Insights’ podcast episode features Charles Radclyffe, the CEO of EthicsGrade and Charlie Bronks, Head of ESG for Crown Agents Bank. They discuss the importance of ESG (environmental, social, and governance) in the payments industry and how more progressive policies and business-models can and must be implemented in 2023.
Gen Z, or the iGeneration, values convenience, speed, and security in their payment methods. As they gain financial independence and spending power, their choices will influence the next few decades
Phil Mochan from Nomos Digital examines how cross-border payments is closely intertwined with cross-border liquidity and the challenges this poses for implementing CBDCs.
Mastercard is set to rollout Mastercom Collaboration in early 2023, an enhanced version of its current platform that enables merchants and acquirers to settle payment disputes before it becomes a formal chargeback.
Spencer Hanlan explores how the speed and efficiency of payments, particularly cross-border, could drive innovation to offset inflation. He sets out his top three predictions of 2023.
The Payments Association’s Payments Pod, the show that connects you to some of the greatest personalities in the payments sector, and keeps you one step ahead on innovation and trends. In this episode Mastercard’s Darren Deal shares his 5-year predictions in Technology, 5G, Machine Learning, Blockchain, Cloud Computing, Internet of Things and Big Data.
When it comes to supporting customers through the cost of living crisis, it seems the payments sector has faded into the background and innovation has stalled. Project Inclusion intends to turn that around.
Embedded finance is the future of fintech innovation that will benefit all businesses and retailers seeking to remove common barriers to cryptocurrency access, offer various payment methods and enable a better customer experience.
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