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Let's talk about digital identity with Olly Brough, Managing Director of EMEA at Trusona. In episode 62, Olly discusses all things WebAuthN – including what it is exactly, when and why you would use it, cost savings enabled by WebAuthN, how secure it is compared to other standards, and how easy it is to use and deploy. [Transcript below] "WebAuthN is the most exciting development that I've seen over the last four and a half years working with Trusona" Olly Brough is Managing Director of EMEA at Trusona Inc. Olly has built his career delivering best in class payments, anti-fraud and identity solutions to leading retail, financial services and public sector clients working with a variety of high growth technology companies in Europe and overseas. Prior to joining Trusona Olly led European sales and marketing functions of privately-owned technology businesses through to successful exit including QAS; an identity and data quality business, Eiger Systems; a consumer payment collection platform, Cambridge Global Payments and cross border bank payments service and 41st Parameter; the online device intelligence platform where Olly previously worked with Ori Eisen. Find Olly on LinkedIn. Find out more about Trusona at trusona.com. We'll be continuing this conversation on Twitter using #LTADI – join us @ubisecure!     Podcast transcript Let's Talk About Digital Identity, the podcast connecting identity and business. I am your host, Oscar Santolalla. Oscar Santolalla: Authentication without passwords is the goal that many businesses have already set, but very few have delivered. Now, WebAuthN is one of the standards that we hear the most lately. So today we'll have a critical assessment of WebAuthN. And we'll see, is it ready to deliver its promise? And for that we have a special guest who is Olly Brough. He's Managing Director of EMEA at Trusona. Olly has built his career delivering best in class payments, anti-fraud, and identity solutions to leading retail, financial services and public sector clients working with a variety of high growth technology companies in Europe and overseas. Prior to joining Trusona, Olly led European sales and marketing functions of privately-owned technology businesses to successful exit including QAS; an identity and data quality business, Eiger Systems; a consumer payment collection platform, Cambridge Global Payments; a cross border bank payments service, and 41st Parameter; the online device intelligence platform. Hello, Olly. Olly Brough: Hello, Oscar. Good morning to you. Oscar: Good morning. And welcome, let's talk about data identity. But as always, I want to hear more about our guests. So please, Olly, tell us a bit more about yourself and how was your journey to this world of identity. Olly: Thank you, Oscar. So yeah, my name is Olly. I'm based here in the UK. My focus is, as you said, has been very much around growing technology companies across Europe. I think I somewhat stumbled into the world of identity. I first joined, over 25 years ago, a data verification business that was at the time flexed on helping organisations increase the integrity of their name and address data for old style mailing campaigns, just before the internet was a big thing. But of course, that morphed into identity verification, because once you have names and addresses and date of birth, you can then start to verify identities. And that business was acquired by Experian, the big PLC. Then really through that, my experience sort of morphed into identity verification. And then I got into the whole area of online security, which is where I am now initially through 41st Parameter, but now focusing on Trusona. And then finally I dipped into payments along the way. But then payments, as you know, is also very heavily associated with the world of online authentication because payments can't happen unless they've been authenticated in the right way. So yeah,

Because Sage Intacct has been a primary player in the cloud-based financial accounting software market, Cambridge Global Payments has considered it a key strategy to integrate international payments with Intacct. Sanjeev Jain, Senior Product Manager at Cambridge Global Payments, joins us to discuss the factors around creating integrated international payments for Sage Intacct in a way that delivers maximum benefits to Intacct users.

What are some key attributes that will catapult you ahead of the competition? On today's show, we interview Matthew Eidinger who shares with us his thoughts on time management, goal-setting, and venturing outside your comfort zone. Matthew was initially attracted to the Student Works internship because he saw it as an opportunity to develop several transferable and foundational skill-sets – namely, marketing, sales, and production management. And, as an introvert, Matthew was keen on developing these skill-sets that he knew would help him through the course of his career. Additionally, on today's show, he also shares with us the work that he did as the President of McGill Political Science Students Association. Apart from Student Works, this experience helped Mathew evolve into a dynamic leader capable of moving the needle forward. Upon graduation from McGill, Matthew was working towards his goal of becoming a lawyer. But he decided to pivot after landing his dream job with Cambridge Global Payments, a boutique foreign exchange broker. You will get some interesting insights into Matthew's role and responsibilities in this segment of the show. Currently, Matthew is also pursuing his Masters in Finance at the London School of Business. This is a show you do not want to miss. Enjoy! What You Will Learn In This Show Tips for introverts who are considering joining the Student Works program 3 things that I learned from the program that I rely on too date How my Student Works internship helped me get my dream job at Cambridge Global Payments How I managed to clear my CFA while working a full-time job And so much more… Resources Student Works  Chris Thomson LinkedIn

The rise in online shopping brought on by the pandemic has been accompanied by substantial growth in the affiliate marketing industry. But latent issues have come to the forefront, including how the affiliate marketing industry should solve challenges regarding international payments. Cheryl Girling, Enterprise Sales Director at Cambridge Global Payments, chats with us about how modern automated payment technologies can enable affiliate networks to manage their payments to the publishers, and mitigate challenges.

Offering your clients an international payment solution when they need one is a strategic win. Every day, the Enterprise Payment Group at Cambridge Global Payments collaborates with multiple organizations on their journeys towards building best-in-class solutions for their clients. Subject-matter experts Don Banowetz and Chris Morris describe what it takes to create a global payments offering that enhances your client relationships.

Three years ago, the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) launched their Global Payment Initiative (GPI) to streamline the cross-border B2B payment process. Now payments that used to be untraceable and take days to arrive take minutes and can be fully tracked. We asked Cambridge Global Payments product owner Navneet Dhami for the details, and like SWIFT GPI, she delivered.

We talk to Allen Raines and he tells us about his experiences of Selling B2B Products during COVID. Allen is an Entrepreneurial Sales Person and National Account Manager  based in Atlanta. He tells us about when he founded and grew a Cash based Sports Ticketing Business and his experiences with the Masters and the Ryder Cup buying and selling tickets. Today he is a National Account Manager with Cambridge Global Payments, where he sells Forex Risk Mitigation Contracts to Middle Sized Companies. Allen talks through how he manages to find customers during these times of COVID and how Sales has probably changed forever. We end up with a good conversation about his love of music and he has quite a wide range of influences.  Finally, Allen nominates a classic piece of American Folk to play out on. Allen can be contacted at: www.linkedin.com/in/allenraines/ Music Credit:  Ennio Morricone --- This Podcast is sponsored by Nettzer – Digital First Selling  - www.nettzer.com  During these times of Covid and falling Telco Sales -   Digital First Selling is the answer to new Customer Acquisition, increasing revenues and cost reduction If you are a Telco, an MVNO, or an eSIM provider we have the ideal Digital First Selling-as-a-Service solution for you. The Nettzer Digital First Selling solution: Enables you to sell and onboard new customers remotely It will integrate with your BSS/ OSS systems and with Salesforce And we meet all regulatory requirements Contact pat.flynn@nettzer.com so that we can understand your issues and provide you with the best solution.    

Fintech in Focus talked to Mark Frey, President of Cambridge Global Payments, a FLEETCOR company. We explored the impact of cross-border payments and currency risk management within the COVID-era economy, and discussed topics like payment rails, fraud mitigation, APIs and more.

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Cambridge Global Payments and a provider of integrated cross border payments and currency eisk management solutions, announced today the commercial launch of its partnership with Ripple --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cryptoceej/support

On BIV Today… Market strategist Sean Coakley (0:49) with Cambridge Global Payments breaks down record-breaking employment data from Statistics Canada.Locumunity co-founder Dr. Haneen Abu-Remaileh (13:04) discusses how her startup is offering more work flexibility for physicians and why it’s facing pushback from some government bodies. Hayley Woodin and Tyler Orton host, see more at https://biv.com/

Cambridge Global Payments' Karl Schamotta talks about how planning, mindset and technology that can turn opportunity into profit.

Guests: Leo Grohowski, Chief Investment Officer at BNY Mellon Wealth Management, on investor sentiment and current investment strategy.Liam Denning, Energy, Mining and Commodities Columnist for Bloomberg Opinion, on Tesla hitting its Model 3 target.Satish Jindel, President of SJ Consulting, on how Amazon’s new crowd-sharing plan will impact Fedex and UPS.Karl Schamotta, Chief Strategist at Cambridge Global Payments, on Canadian economic outlook following Canada’s retaliatory tariffs.

On BIV Today… Should Canadian consumers avoid buying shoes south of the border? Is now the time for a $700,000 mortgage? Vancouver-based market strategist Sean Coakley from Cambridge Global Payments analyzes how tariff and trade fears are impacting the markets. He shares too how consumers can respond.   Vancouver’s greenest city action plan relies on green space. Nathan Gurvich, development coordinator at Cressey Development Group, offers a development perspective on the challenges of making green spaces a reality. Kirk LaPointe and Hayley Woodin host, see more of their work at https://biv.com/.

On BIV Today... Questions persist about whether we’re on the brink of a global trade war following the Americans’ decision to slap Canada and other allies with metal tariffs. But have the economic impacts of these tariffs been overstated? RBC economist Nathan Janzen (1:02)takes a closer look at the fallout from this trade flap ahead of the upcoming G7 summit in Quebec. Meanwhile, Canadians should prepare to pay up at the pumps. Sean Coakley (13:31) from Cambridge Global Payments discusses why gas prices are so high right now and why they’re only going to get worse during the summer months. Find more Business in Vancouver stories at https://biv.com.

Carol is joined by Dina Bass, Bloomberg News Technology Reporter, to talk about Microsoft buying GitHub for $7.5 billion. Ren Benjamin, Senior Biotech Analyst at Raymond James, shares news on cancer drugs from the ASCO conference in Chicago. Andrew Mayeda,Bloomberg News Trade Reporter, and Karl Schamotta, Chief Strategist at Cambridge Global Payments, discuss a potential showdown in Quebec between President Trump and trade allies. Bloomberg Tech Anchor Emily Chang teams up with Analyst John Butler of Bloomberg Intelligence to break down the news from Apple's World Wide Developer Conference. And we Drive to the Close with Michael Sheldon, Chief Investment Officer at RDM Financial Group. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Carol is joined by Dina Bass, Bloomberg News Technology Reporter, to talk about Microsoft buying GitHub for $7.5 billion. Ren Benjamin, Senior Biotech Analyst at Raymond James, shares news on cancer drugs from the ASCO conference in Chicago. Andrew Mayeda,Bloomberg News Trade Reporter, and Karl Schamotta, Chief Strategist at Cambridge Global Payments, discuss a potential showdown in Quebec between President Trump and trade allies. Bloomberg Tech Anchor Emily Chang teams up with Analyst John Butler of Bloomberg Intelligence to break down the news from Apple’s World Wide Developer Conference. And we Drive to the Close with Michael Sheldon, Chief Investment Officer at RDM Financial Group.

Qwil's Mission is to empower freelancers with the financial services they need to thrive. Qwil is a public benefit corporation with a people-centric approach to business. Enabling companies and marketplaces to easily manage their independent contractor workforce, streamline payments to over 200 countries, and track compliance – all at a market beating price of $1 per contractor per pay cycle. Cambridge has built a world-class trading operation that is renowned for its innovation and exemplary service. Their extensive selection of products and services, supported by leading-edge technologies, are tailored to support the unique way your business operates. Above all else, they genuine people who genuinely care.

Cross-border payments come with many speed bumps, but payments can be made smoother with the aid of APIs, as Cambridge CEO Amil Sawrup, tells Karen Webster.https://www.pymnts.com/news/cross-border-commerce/2018/cross-border-payments-anil-sawrup-cambridge-global/

Cross-border payments come with many speed bumps, but payments can be made smoother with the aid of APIs, as Cambridge CEO Amil Sawrup, tells Karen Webster.https://www.pymnts.com/news/cross-border-commerce/2018/cross-border-payments-anil-sawrup-cambridge-global/

Cambridge Global Payments is a foreign exchange and payments provider, focused on building cryptocurrency infrastructure with greater end-user transparency. Currently through swift payments, parties receive notification that the requested payment has been made. However, those same parties cannot see where that money has gone once it leaves the transaction originator. This poses problems when banks decide to hold on to payments, or to subtract large fees from the amount being transferred. Cambridge Global Payments aims to bring transparency and control back to users, with quick and efficient transfers and greater transparency. Though the trend is moving from batch processing to real-life instantaneous processing, they estimate that corporate payments will be slower to adapt than other types of payments, as large companies are content with the current system. For more information, visit www.cambridgefx.com.

(Bloomberg) -- Taking Stock with Kathleen Hays and Pimm Fox. GUEST: FED IN FOCUS: Steve Casey, FX Trader and Senior Market Analyst at Cambridge Global Payments, on policy makers' approach to monetary policy, and a look at currencies.

(Bloomberg) -- Taking Stock with Kathleen Hays and Pimm Fox. GUEST: Stephen Casey, FX Trader and Senior Market Analyst at Cambridge Global Payments, on Brexit impact on currencies, and Yellen's attempts to reset the market.