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All change: What’s next for global payments?

By Imogen Garner (UK), Albert Weatherill (UK), Sean Murphy (UK) & Victoria Birch (UK) on March 11, 2019
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Continually increasing payment volumes, the advent of new payment technologies and infrastructure, and continued change in consumer spending habits has seen the payments ecosystem grow exponentially in recent years. This has fuel led a raft of new providers, increased mergers and acquisitions activity, and expanded payments related regulation for the industry to navigate.

We invite to you join our seminar on 11 April which will explore the key trends that we are seeing in the payments industry, and the challenges and opportunities these present for financial institutions, payments providers, and other industry players.

The seminar will include presentations and panel discussions from industry experts and members of our payments practice group. Topics will include

  • The changing payments infrastructure landscape
  • Key trends shaping the global payments industry
  • Strong customer authentication insight from our work across the market

If you would like to attend the seminar, please register here.

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    Banking, Finance and Securities, Technology and AI
  • Blog:
    Global Regulation Tomorrow
  • Organization:
    Norton Rose Fulbright
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