Webinars On Banking & Fintech

Browse through our insightful catalogue of recorded webinars on banking and financial technology

This dedicated collection of webinars offers you the chance to learn from and connect with experts in banking and fintech who share valuable insights about industry trends and innovations. Learn to spot the top strategies that will allow you to keep up with advancements in financial technology and comply with banking regulations. The Paypers’ Watch and Learn section dedicated to banking and fintech webinars is here to offer an optimal path to navigate the fintech space, along with matters of Open Banking, Open Finance, and PSD2.

This dedicated collection of webinars offers you the chance to learn from and connect with experts in banking and fintech who

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Regulation Ready: Mastering EU Instant Payments with Strategic Insights

organized on 11 December 2024 | 12:00 CET

Webinar | Banking & Fintech

Watch this engaging session on Instant Payments, designed for payments professionals eager to gain actionable insights and strategic foresight into navigating regulatory challenges and optimising payment strategies. This expert webinar offers premier guidance to help you navigate the rapidly evolving landscape and master the complexities introduced by the EU Instant Payments Regulation.


The Goldilocks Approach: How to Offer Consumer Financing that's 'Just Right'

organized on 7 May 2024 | 15:00 CET

Webinar | Banking & Fintech
Join Ikano Bank, Dr. Smile, and Jifiti, as they share how leading banks and merchants are cultivating ‘happily-ever-after,’ mutually beneficial relationships through customised POS financing programmes.

SEPA Inst Mandate Ratification – Next Steps to Meet the Requirements

organized on 5 March 2024 | 13:00 CET

Webinar | Banking & Fintech

Watch our webinar where an expert panel discussed the main barriers to adoption, the most efficient strategy for implementation, and how to mitigate costs by creating new revenue streams.


The Rise of Instant Payments: How to address challenges and opportunities in the Eurozone

organized on 23 May 2023 | 16:00 CET

Webinar | Banking & Fintech

In this panel discussion, FIS, The Payments Association EU, and Capgemini address the current state of maturity and deployment of instant payments in Europe and the specific space of SCT Inst. We will explore the choices banks need to make to be ready for SCT Inst and the potential impact on their operations.


Efficient Strategies for Maximizing Benefits of EU Commission's SCT Inst Mandate

organized on 23 March 2023 | 13:00 CET

Webinar | Banking & Fintech
The EU Commission’s proposed mandate will make instant payments universally available in euros within six months after said proposal is approved. We have no set date for enforcement, as the mandate has not been approved yet. Still, when it is, the timeline will dictate that PSPs need to be equipped to receive Instant Payments six months after the legislation is passed and be able to send Instant Payments a year after ratification. Therefore, it is expected that PSPs will need to be ‘live’ by 2025 at the latest.

5 Ways for Banks and FIs to Maximise on Changes to European Payment Infrastructures

organized on 26 October 2022 | 16:00 CET

Webinar | Banking & Fintech

Watch our webinar where Bottomline and other industry experts explore the new opportunities created by the adoption of instant/faster payments, the improvements resulting from co-existence between cross-border channels and the benefits of ISO 20022 across the whole payments ecosystem.


Payment Scams: How Reimbursement and Controls Drive Bank Action

organized on 25 October 2022 | 16:00 CET

Webinar | Banking & Fintech
Scams such as Authorised Push Payment (APP) or impersonation scams, are now a global issue and no longer confined to the English-speaking countries. Whilst banks are using a variety of mechanisms to detect these (predominantly based on behaviour) and drive down losses, it might not be enough to just consider what happens at the fraud transaction in the future.