Mastercard’s keynote speech will address how the payments industry can help position the country for growth and draw on the UK’s National Payments Vision to highlight priorities including fighting fraud, open banking, the rise of one-click solutions and the possibilities that are opening thanks to tokenisation.
Mike Regnier, CEO UK, Santander
David Geale, Managing Director, PSR and interim Executive Director Payments and Digital Assets, FCA
Carolin Gardner, Head of AML/CFT Unit, EBA
David Parker, Lead Ambassador, The Payments Association (moderator)
Helen Bierton, Everyday Banking Director, Lloyds Banking Group
Helen Young, Director of Public Sector, Real Estate, Barclaycard Payments
Lead stream sponsor – IFX
Join a Chief Compliance Officer and a General Counsel for a fireside chat exploring the evolving regulatory landscape and its impact on global businesses, particularly within the payments and financial services sector:
Sara Cass, Chief Compliance Officer, IFX Payments
Anastasia Evans, General Counsel & Company Secretary, IFX Payments
Lead stream sponsor – Thredd
Lead stream sponsor — Visa
Imagine a world where payments aren’t just seamless, but intelligent, personal, and dynamic. This keynote session will explore game-changing trends in commerce, uncover what the convergence of identity, embedded intelligence, hyper-personalisation (and more) will mean for experiences of tomorrow, and highlight tangible ways businesses can set themselves up for success and help shape the future of commerce.
Mathieu Altwegg, Senior Vice President, Head of Product & Solutions, Europe, Visa
László Kajdi, Head of Section, The Central Bank of Hungary
Michael Schweiger, Chief Compliance Officer, Airbnb Payments
Paul Horlock, Chief Payments Officer, Santander
Samantha Emery, Director Payments Industry & Development, Lloyds Bank
Rebecca Hickman, Partner, Addleshaw Goddard
Zac Hinton, Director, Data Products, Lloyds Bank
Riccardo Tordera Ricchi, Director of Policy & Government Relations, The Payments Association (Moderator)
Luke Charters, Labour Member of Parliament
Dima Kats, CEO, Clear Junction
Ugne Buraciene, Group CEO, payabl.
Damien Godderis, Head of Payments Industry Engagment, BNP Paribas
Simon Eacott, Head of Payments, NatWest Group
Ian Taylor, Board Member, CryptoUK (Moderator)
Maha El Dimachki, Centre Head, BIS Innovation Hub Singapore
Diana Carrasco, Head of Digital Pound, Bank of England
Nick Kerrigan, Managing Director, Swift
Shaun O’Keeffe, SVP, Global Growth, Zero Hash
Mark O’Keefe, Ambassador, The Payments Association (Moderator)
Ian Cheng, Enterprise Digital Strategy Lead, Jaguar Land Rover
Vytautas Karalevicius, Co-founder, Bankera
Prashant Jajodia, UK & Ireland Financial Services Sector Leader, IBM Consulting
Viktor Lysyuk, Vice President – IMT – Europe, Terrapay
Robert Courtneidge, Board Advisor, The Payments Association (moderator)
Gabriele Zuliani, Executive Director, Bitso Business
Dan Wilson, Head of Payments Strategy, Industry and Roadmap, Nationwide
Adam Bealey, Head of Swift UK & Ireland, Swift
Gary Palmer, CEO and Founder, Payall
Saif Malik, CEO, Standard Chartered UK
Ian Povey, CIO Payments Technology, NatWest Banking Group
Maha El Dimachki, Centre Head, BIS Innovation Hub Singapore
Merchants and fintechs are evolving new ways to pay like account-to-account. But these can sometimes be hindered by lack of acceptance on the existing payments infrastructure.
To address this, Discover partnered with a leading fintech to bridge the gap between their barcode product and Discover’s existing NFC payments infrastructure to enable all our merchants to accept payments via Bluecode’s own wallet. In this presentation we’ll talk about the benefits to all parties and the ways Discover can help other fintech partners to use our expertise and network to grow their business.
Mark Thynne, Senior Manager Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement, PSR
Chris McGrath, Head of Department, Market Interventions and Payments, FCA
Rory Tanner, Head of UK Government Affairs and Public Policy, Revolut
Richard Luff, Vice President Product Development, Mastercard
Rob Woods, Director International Market Planning; Financial Services SME, LexisNexis Risk Solutions
Seamless AND secure: How passkeys can improve your customer experience with just a tap
Anders Olofsson, Head of Payments Sales, Tietoevry Banking
James Johansen, Lead Service Architect Card Issuing, Tietoevry Banking
John Erik Setsaas, Director of Innovation, Tietoevry Banking
Join us to launch a report by Alvarez & Marsal, covering the implications of the Data Bill, the next phase of opportunities in open banking, and unlocking its full potential.
Richard Koch, Head of Payments Policy, Open Banking Ltd (Moderator)
Andrew Churchill, Ambassador, The Payments Association
Pallavi Kapale, Senior Financial Crime Officer, Bank of China
Sandra Peaston, Director of R&D, Cifas
David Kershaw, Head of Payment Operations & Assurance, Transport for London
Mark McMurtrie, Ambassador, The Payments Association
Robert Kulawik, COO, Everything5pounds.com
Moshe Winegarten, Chief Revenue Officer, Ecommpay
Jonathan Hughes, Partner & Managing Director, Alix Partners
Rahul Das, Director of Payments, ex-Livescore
Olga Gunchenkova, Director of Payments, Flutter Entertainment
Daniel Saliba, Ambassador, The Payments Association (Moderator)
Lee McNabb, Head of Payments Strategy & Partnerships, NatWest Group
Leon Ifayemi, Director of Coalitions and Research, CFIT
Dr Ekaterina Sofanova, Fraud Expert
Ronny Khan, Senior Advisor, The Norwegian Digitalization Agency
Reinhard Hochrieser, Vice President of Product Management, Jumio
Andrew busby, Senior Industry Advisor, BOXTEC (moderator)
Kyle Monk, CEO, Institute of Commerce
Antonio Soares, Head of Business Development, Worldline Financial Services
Boyuan Wu, Manager, Account Management SME & Growth, Airwallex
Subramaniam Sundaram, Head of Solutions Management, Pismo
25th & 26th March 2025
ExCeL, London
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