At this year’s Sibos conference in Toronto, PaymentEye sat down with Damian Richardson, Head of Payments Strategy and Innovation at NatWest to discuss how technology is driving innovation in banking.
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21st November 2017
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Dear Subscriber,

In this issue of the PaymentEye e-newsletter we ask Damian Richardson, Head of Payments Strategy and Innovation at NatWest, how the bank is using fintech to drive its innovation strategy, particularly in light of the impending PSD2 implementation deadline.

And in other news, Modulr has revealed its sub-90 second 24×7 business payments SLA on its API-driven payments platform.

We also interview Payoneer CEO Scott Galit to discover his vision of the payments landscape of the future.

We hope you enjoy the issue.

Alara Basul, Reporter, PaymentEye

Headline News
 

At this year’s Sibos conference in Toronto, PaymentEye sat down with Damian Richardson, Head of Payments Strategy and Innovation at NatWest to discuss how technology is driving innovation in banking.

How technology is driving innovation at NatWest
 
Insights in Focus
 

Modulr announced an industry-first real-time inbound and outbound payments SLA that allows businesses to automate high volumes of complex payments any time.

Payments API pioneer Modulr introduces sub-90 second 24×7 business payments
 

PaymentEye sat down with Scott Galit at Money20/20 to discuss the future of e-commerce, how technology and the internet are transforming the industry and Payoneer’s initiatives of working with small businesses.

The most unmet need of small businesses is working capital: Scott Galit, CEO, Payoneer
 
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