Insights Podcast

As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, the mobility of goods and services, capital and people have raised the importance of cross-border payments.  

With the Bank of England estimating the value of cross-border payments increasing from almost $150 trillion in 2017 to over $250 trillion by 2027, Kevin McAdam, Head of Product Strategy at Omnio Global discusses what’s in store.  

Join Kevin and special guests; Lisa Grahame, Chief Risk and Compliance Officer at Global Processing Services, Vikesh Patel, Head of Americas and UK Region at SWIFT, David Lambert, Co-Founder and Commercial Director at Transact365 and Richard Arundel, Chief Evangelist and Co-founder at Currencycloud as they discuss trends which have increased the demand and what this means for payments professionals in the future.  

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Variable Recurring Payments (VRPs) and the power to safely connect authorised payment providers to their bank are making the game of open banking fairer.  

Join Huw Davies, Co-Founder and Chief Commercial Officer at Ozone Financial Technology, and guests, as they investigate how VRPs could be the silver bullet that truly unlocks the potential of open banking for payments and the Competition and Markets Authority’s consultation on whether VRP should be a mandatory part of their roadmap.  

Special guest panellists include: 

• Jan Van Vonno, Director of Research and Thought Leadership at Tink  
• Brian Hanrahan, Chief Commercial Officer at Sentenial 
• Monica Eaton-Cardone, Co-Founder and COO of Chargebacks911 

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In the inaugural episode of The Payments Association Insight Podcast, we cover the changing landscape of Fintech after the 2021 governmental Kalifa Review.  

After the publication of the long-awaited Kalifa Review from HM Treasury, we discuss the future of the Fintech industry in the UK, the possibility of (somewhat welcome) regulation to the sector and the opportunities to battle the epidemic of fraud and financial crime in the UK.  

Jane Jee, CEO, Kompli-Global and Leader of Project Financial Crime is joined by guests Phil Creed, Director of Financial Crime, fscom and Member of Project Financial Crime, Joshua Bower-Saul, CEO of Cybertonica & Steve Elliot, Managing Director of LexisNexis Risk Solutions (UK & Ireland). 

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