The payments landscape is experiencing unprecedented change. How do organisations prepare accordingly?

The 2019 Business Payments Barometer surveyed financial decision makers in Great Britain to gain insights on the payment industry and examine the next 12 months.

This episode on the Payments Podcast featured Ed Adshead-Grant, General Manager of Payments, analyzing what this year’s results mean in the future of payments: Changing business landscape section of the report.

For the full Payments Barometer head to: www.bottomline.com/uk/payments-barometer

45% of businesses have been impacted by payment fraud in the last year.

Companies are being hit harder, losing more and recovering less as a result of payment fraud.

This year’s Business Payments Barometer surveyed financial decision makers in Great Britain to gain insights on the payment industry and examine the next 12 months.

This episode on the Payments Podcast featured James Richardson, Head of Market Development for Risk and Fraud analyzing what this year’s results mean in the Compliance, Fraud & Sanctions section of the report.

For the full Payments Barometer head to: www.bottomline.com/uk/payments-barometer

Innovation, infrastructure and reinvention. What does this mean for the future of banks? This episode on the payments podcast features Gareth Priest, VP of product strategy, discussing the changes banks are being forced to make to keep up with the changing landscape and the top 5 takeaways from EBAday 2019.

The results are in! The Bottomline Technologies Business Payments Barometer analyses the latest trends set to impact organisations of all sizes.

Now in its fourth year this annual index surveys over 400 financial decision makers across Great Britain.

Cara O’Nions, Global Marketing Director, and Ed Adshead-Grant, General Manager of Payments discuss this year’s results, and what they mean in the ever changing payment landscape

For the full Payments Barometer head to: www.bottomline.com/uk/payments-barometer

The new European Directive, PSD2 has been on the mind of organisations for the last few years, but how should banks be preparing for this initiative?

This episode on the Payments Podcast explores what steps banks and payment service providers should take in order to respond to the opportunities and threats presented by PSD2 in this increasingly competitive payment landscape.

The new European Directive, PSD2 has been on the mind of organisations for the last few years, but how should banks be preparing for this initiative?

This episode on the Payments Podcast explores what steps banks and payment service providers should take in order to respond to the opportunities and threats presented by PSD2 in this increasingly competitive payment landscape.

This episode is split into two parts.

It’s such a complicated time in the payment industry, with a minefield of regulation, innovation, collaboration and fraud prevention. You can be forgiven if you’re not up to date with every current payment trend.

This episode on the Payments Podcast will go over the most important payment trends to track over the next few years to ensure that even if you’re not up to date with every trend, you will be for the ones that will matter to your organisation.

Digital Transformation is all about reimagining your business in the digital age. Given the pace of innovation, it’s important that companies organically evolve their digital strategy to meet the needs and expectations of its customers when it comes to user experience and more current ways of payment processing.

Jon Mahoney, Head of Digital Enablement at Bottomline Technologies, talks through why digital transformation is so important and how companies keep pace.

This episode on the payments podcast is hosted by Craig Jeffery of strategic treasurer, featuring Bottomline’s Chris Gerda, Risk and Fraud prevention officer and James Richardson, Head of Market Development.

The three discuss the 2019 Treasury fraud & controls survey, along with actions to help prevent fraudulent behaviour occurring in their organisation.

Introduced in response to the global financial crisis in 2008 the New Access Model was designed to remove barriers and create a level playing field for smaller/challenger financial institutions and PSP’s to connect to Faster Payments. In this episode on the Payments Podcast, we’re talking to Julian Sawyer, Chief Operating Officer at Starling Bank and Ed Adshead-Grant, General Manager for Payments at Bottomline about how and why the market and access model for real-time payments has evolved over the last 10 years.