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Truth or Consequences: Finding Signal in the Age of Covid
This is the time that will define the thinkers, movers, and shakers who will shape the rest of this century.
This is the time that will define the thinkers, movers, and shakers who will shape the rest of this century.
Is the European Union going to be the first major global economy to embrace the digital economy advancements, all the benefits it brings forward, and all the digital banking solutions that are coming along the evolution of tech services? What will the EU Single Digital Market bring up on the business horizon?
The transition to an almost purely digital economy is speeding up with every passing year and that is in part due to the leaps and advances in technology that are changing the way we live and conduct business.
Open banking platform Tink continues its expansion across Europe with the acquisition of the aggregation platform of OpenWrks, a leading UK-based provider of open banking applications.
Leading payments issuer processor, Global Processing Services (GPS), announces its appointment of three C-level executives: Richard Hodgson as Chief Financial Officer, Shaun Puckrin as Chief Product Officer, and Jerome Gudgeon as Chief Technology Officer.
The new hires bolster the executive leadership team of GPS, the payments processing partner for some of the most well-known and successful fintechs on the market, including Revolut, Starling Bank and Curve, as the business drives its global expansion plans forward beyond Europe and APAC. It’s also a great sign of confidence for the fintech sector.
Jem Shaw from our Patron, Choice International, attended the recent meeting on cross-border payments and international remittances at the Bank of England on behalf of the Payments Association. Download here
Press Release GPS to further engage the wider Payments Association community to drive innovation and collaboration in the payments industry London, UK. 6th October, 2020. The The Payments Association is delighted to announce
Press Release The new training alliance aims to provide specialist compliance and skills training For payments a fintech businesses London, UK. Monday 28th September, 2020. The The Payments Association is delighted
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