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What makes FTT payments different?
Conference season for 2024 has officially begun, and across the financial ecosystem we’re finding out ITF payments what distinguishes this conference from others.
etc.locations 155 Bishopsgate was the venue for this year’s conference where FTT Payments directly addresses the complexities and opportunities of the rapidly evolving payments landscape. It brings together strategic leaders, innovators and experts from the payments and technology industries, alongside a broad range of non-financial brands.
Interesting panels and keynotes took place throughout the conference which, combined with the networking, made the event noteworthy. And there were some clear highlights.
Find out about the attendees and speakers and how the FTT Payments Conference is different from other events in the video above.
It was an intense day full of the latest and most important insights into the world of payments, with numerous keynote speeches.
Throughout the day attendees were treated to a wide range of perspectives and expertise, with representatives from renowned global organizations such as HSBC, JP Morgan, Revolut, Monzo and many more taking to the stage to share their insights and innovations.
One of the most engaging sessions featured Citi, Santander and Nationwide who discussed why banks need to invest in payments innovation, including cloud technology, artificial intelligence and upgrading core infrastructure, while the panel explored how the current payments landscape offers established banks the chance to get up to speed with the times. a rapidly evolving sector.
Speakers like Oli Cook from ekko and Jinesh from SpriveApp Vohra and more provided information on how tracking customers along their online and offline journeys represents the gold standard in modern business strategies, as well as when, where and how customers make their purchases; and how adapting to these behaviors can significantly increase value.
Moving from theory to practice, another session shed light on the evolving landscape of event marketing in the new era. Whether in-person, virtual, hybrid, or experiential, speakers provided actionable strategies to cut through the noise and amplify impact in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
The highlight of the conference was marked by a fascinating closing panel on the topic of global payments, which are projected to increase from $190 trillion in 2023 to $290 trillion by 2030.
Despite this growth, cross-border payments remain expensive, slow and inaccessible for many. Leading innovators are addressing these challenges by developing solutions that reduce costs, speed up transactions, and improve accessibility, and experts like Zing James Allan.
Be sure to check out the rest of our coverage from this event, on our website.