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Optimising the Payments Ecosystem Event Series
Our European series, held in London, Madrid and Milan, in partnership with Fabrick and Mastercard Inc, will connect technological megatrends in payments with end-user applications. The discussion will convene leaders and industry experts to explore the changing payments market, the demand to create frictionless customer experiences, leverage AI and big data whilst enhancing fraud detection and security systems. Join us as we discuss how businesses can prepare for a more flexible and integrated payments ecosystem.
23 October 2024
London Evening Briefing
The London edition of this three-part series, convened industry experts from sectors characterised by higher transaction volumes. Business and technology leaders discussed the pitfalls of ‘silver bullet’ thinking when integrating advanced technologies into payments architectures.
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7 November 2024
Madrid Evening Briefing
The Madrid edition of this three part series hosted finance professionals, business leaders and technologists across a broad range of industries. The discussion focused on bridging innovation with end-user applications, with an emphasis on automation technologies, APIs, POS terminals and payment gateways.
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12 November 2024
Milan Evening Briefing
The Milan edition of this three-part series will convene finance and payment leaders from different industries, to discuss the practical applications, multifaceted challenges, and future trends in payments. The briefing will examine the transformative impact of real-time B2B payments on business transactions, exploring the infrastructure required to support these systems and the implementation of embedded finance solutions to better integrate financial services into customer journeys.
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