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Angela Hull, VP Global Payments Partnerships, PPROIt is important for merchants operating across borders to create a true local experience that consumers and business can have confidence in. Data from PPRO shows that US citizens now spend $130 billion a year with merchants based outside the US, up from $106 billion in 2020. Elsewhere, Brazilians spend more than $3 billion a year with foreign merchants, and Indians spend over $20 billion a year on goods and services provided by eCommerce merchants based in other countries. Angela Hull, VP Global Payments Partnerships with PPRO offers Robin Amlôt of IBS Intelligence insights in how consumers in different regions prefer to pay and what that means for merchants. 

How does childhood shape a person's journey through life? Find out in this episode, as we explore the intriguing life story of Motie Bring, whose path has been marked by curiosity, resilience, and authenticity.   This week, our CEO, Rogier Rouppe van der Voort has the pleasure to be joined by Motie Bring, CEO at PPRO, a London-based Fintech.    The episode reflects on diversity, inclusion, and the evolution of societal attitudes. During the conversation, Motie gets candid about his personal journey as an openly gay CEO in the Fintech industry. He also talks about his career evolution, shares some key advice for a successful career and much more.   Enjoy listening!

Unlock the transformative power of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DE&I) in the payments industry with Motie Bring, the visionary CEO of PPRO. This episode promises enlightening strategies that can help your business thrive by embracing the multitude of benefits a diverse workplace offers. Motie, with his rich experience leading a frontrunner in local payment solutions across Europe and Latin America, shares how PPRO's deep-rooted commitment to DE&I not only distinguishes them but also catalyzes their financial and cultural growth. Learn from his insights on the tangible impact of a varied workforce on innovation and success, and why nurturing this diversity is an essential belief, not just a statistic, at the core of their company.This episode guides you through practical steps for fostering an inclusive environment at every stage of your business's development, from ambitious startups to expanding enterprises. Discover why transparency in sharing diversity data and recognizing individuality during recruitment can be game changers for businesses seeking to boost innovation and stay ahead of the curve. Motie illuminates the path toward an inclusive workplace, highlighting the ongoing efforts and humility required to address gaps in DE&I practices. Join us for a candid conversation that not only broadens your perspective but also equips you with the wisdom to spearhead change within your organization.

Picture a world where borders dissolve within the payment sphere, where each transaction caters to the local customs and preferences of its users. Motie Bring, the CEO of PPRO, takes us on a journey through Europe's diverse payment ecosystem and beyond.  From the popularity of Bancontact in Belgium to the widespread use of Sofort in Germany, Motie underscores the necessity to embrace regional variations to truly connect with different consumer bases. Motie Bring's passion for diversity and inclusion, particularly within the LGBTQ+ community, adds another layer to the discussion. He shares PPRO's dedication to creating an environment where every individual's contribution is valued and where diversity is not just recognized but celebrated. This stance is crucial, not only for fostering a progressive corporate culture but also for inspiring the next generation of fintech leaders.

This week we are discussing orchestration with Oliver Rajic - Chief Growth Officer at PPRO. PPRO is a leading fintech most well-known for enabling businesses to easily accept alternative payments methods across the globe. The acquisition of Alpha Fintech in 2022 where Oliver was CEO, strengthens PPRO's position as both a global payments technology leader and trusted infrastructure partner to PSPs, banks and corporates. In our conversation we deep dive into the various orchestration concepts and start off with a helpful definition of the difference between payment, service and product orchestration. Episode links: https://www.edgardunn.com/theedcpodcast Martin's contacts: https://linktr.ee/martinkoderisch

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The server of an old generation bank in the country has been hacked into by suspected fraudsters who stole the sum of N523,337,100,00 from the account of a customer. Meanwhile, two suspects has been arrested in connection with the cyber attack.The Public Relations Officer (PPRO) of the Police Special Fraud Unit (PSFU) Ikoyi, Lagos, SP Eyitayo Johnson, disclosed this in a statement on Wednesday, September 21, 2022.The PPRO said the hackers stole the huge sum using 18 different customers accounts and dissipated same via Unified Payments Interface (UPI), Cash, ATM/POS,Withdrawals and e-transfers.The PPRO said police have arrested two suspects while operatives are following other leads in order to apprehend the remaining members of the syndicate.“Hackers hit an Old-Generation Bank, Transferred Five Hundred and Twenty-Three Million, Three Hundred and Thirty-Seven Thousand and One Hundred Naira (N523,337,100.00) to eighteen (18) different customers' Accounts and dissipated same via Unified Payments Interface (UPI), Cash/ATM/POS/Withdrawals and e-transfers,” the statement read.“The Legal Section of the Police Special Fraud Unit (PSFU), Ikoyi-Lagos; headed by CSP. E.A. Jackson, Esq; has successfully obtained an order of the Federal High Court siting in Lagos for the Preservation/Forfeiture/Attachment of a net sum of Five Hundred and Twenty-Three Million, Three Hundred and Thirty-Seven Thousand and One Hundred Naira (N523,337,100.00) fraudulently transferred by internet fraudsters who hacked a customer's account domiciled in one of the Old-Generation banks and posted the funds into eighteen (18) different accounts in the same Bank before transmitting same to Two Hundred and Twenty-Five (225) other accounts in Twenty-Two (22) Banks/Financial Institutions.“The coordinated cyber-attack was carried out during the weekend of Saturday 23rd April, 2022, through Sunday 24th April, 2022 to the early hours of Monday 25th April, 2022 before business opened.“In the course of the investigation, the sum of One Hundred and Sixty Million, Two Hundred and Eight-Seven Thousand, Seventy-One Naira and Forty-Seven Kobo (N160,287,071.47) has been recovered from different Banks; with two suspects arrested, while operatives are following other leads in order to apprehend the remaining members of the syndicate.“The suspects will be charged to Court as soon as investigations are concluded.”

Available on Spotify, Apple, and anywhere else you listen to podcasts!Timestamps:Intro‘Fin-techionary' of the Week: Venture Capital (1.14)News (1.56)Interview with Sasha Pilch about their experience and current work at Fin Capital (4.30)Quick Fire Questions with Sasha (31.28)Signals: Who gets to regulate crypto? by Sophie Vo (39.10)Upcoming Events (40:52)Transcript:Hey FinTech friends!My name is Helen Femi Williams, and I'm your host of the Hey Fintech friends podcast, brought to you by This Week In Fintech. So let's talk about the structure of this podcast. First, we're gonna go through the news. And if you subscribe to The This Week in Fintech newsletter, you're in luck because this is the audio version. Secondly, we'll go through the fintechtionary, then we're going to have a chat with this week's friend Sasha Pilch. And lastly, I'll tell you a bit about the signals article who gets to regulate crypto by Sophie Oh, and before we move on, how can I not mention events!I'm going to go through some of the global fintech events, conferences, and places that you need to know about that happening in the next two weeks. So listen up for that, too. Fin-techionaryThis weeks, ‘fintechtionary', which is our dictionary definition of a fintechy word is:Venture Capital According to Investopedia  Venture capital (VC) is a form of private equity and a type of financing that investors provide to startup companies and small businesses that are believed to have long-term growth potential. Venture capital generally comes from well-off investors, investment banks, and any other financial institutions.However, it does not always take a monetary form; it can also be provided in the form of technical or managerial expertise. Venture capital is typically allocated to small companies with exceptional growth potential or to companies that have grown quickly and appear poised to continue to expand.But first this week in Fintech

Everyone's online nowadays, but that doesn't mean everyone's paying the same way. We're delighted to welcome Adrian Burgess, Head of Strategic Growth for our partner PPRO, as well as Sadeek Varachia, our Director of Product Management, to talk about the need for alternative payment methods when a one-size-fits-all approach won't cut it.

Singapore is a strategic locale for businesses expanding in Asia and beyond. Host Meaghan Johnson dives deeper into the Singaporean payments landscape with guests Lawrence Chan (Group CEO at Nets) and Kelvin Phua (VP of Global Market Development at PPRO). Listen to the experts chat about how important local payment methods are in Singapore – from the local merchants selling the soybean drinks to the Central Bank – as well as the rise of QR codes, the complexities of cross-border payments, and what the industry can expect in five years' time. Explore other insights You might enjoy these other nuggets of wisdom.

In this episode of the What the Fintech? podcast, we're joined by Claire Gates, chief commercial officer at PPRO. In our News in Numbers section, Claire discusses the growing prevalence of local payment methods, with around 77% of goods and services purchased online through e-commerce now being paid for using various local payment methods. For the main discussion, Claire and FinTech Futures editor Paul Hindle discuss global payment trends and innovations within the space. We learn more about which payment methods are gaining the most traction in different areas of the world and what the future looks like for digital payments. And finally, we find out what fintech buzzword Claire wants to cast into our Fintech Jail!

The first Breaking Payments episode is here! PPRO is powering this incredible overview of some of the "Keys to success in hyper-growth companies" - basically how to ensure growth through the voices of some of the most dynamic companies in the industry. How to generate growth for your clients? Which are the operational challenges that payment providers have to resolve? Which are the key differences amongst markets that need to be resolved when scaling from local operations to a global presence? Which is the winning culture - how inorganic growth can foster competitive advantages to succeed especially when targetting distant markets? A lot to talk about and discuss through the voices and stories of our guests, beautifully led by non-other than industry top thought leader and #BBE's resident host - Paolo Sironi. Connect with our guests:Javier Vallaure de la Paz - Chief Operating Officer, PPROConnect: https://www.linkedin.com/in/javier-vallaure-de-la-paz-02644b6/PPRO: ppro.com Dora Ziambra - Chief Operation Officer, AzimoConnect: https://www.linkedin.com/in/doraziambra/Azimo: azimo.com/en Sendi Young - Managing Director, Europe, RippleConnect: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sendiyoung/Ripple: ripple.com This episode was powered by PPROPPRO globalizes payment platforms for businesses so they can offer more choices at the checkout and boost sales. Payment service providers, enterprises, and banks that run on their infrastructure are able to launch payment methods faster, optimize checkout conversions, and reduce the complexities of managing multiple fund flows. Citi, PayPal, and Stripe are just some of the names that depend on them to expand their platforms beyond borders. In 2021, they processed €14.7 billion for their partners. And with a growing global team of over 500 people, it's no wonder why they're considered the go-to digital payments experts.

On this special episode of The DEI Discussions, we #walkthetalk with Laura Rofe, Strategic Partnerships Manager at PPRO.Laura's passion shines through during this episode as she tells Nadia what she does for diversity, equity and inclusion with a strong focus on support and successfully advocating for others.We explore the world of mentoring different communities, programmes, succession planning, recruitment and explain how to be part of an organisation that can grow and drive key change. Laura also shares how we can find a mentor, become a mentee, the benefits and why encouraging individuals to grow and learn will have outstanding long term rewards. This is an insightful conversation packed with actionable advice and stories, thank you Laura for joining us!

Sign up for my Daily Fintech or Daily Digital Banking Newsletters here. Check out my latest podcast episode below: Welcome to another episode of our Daily Fintech Podcast. This podcast episode is sponsored by Uncover, the new podcast by ComplyAdvantage. Join CEO Charles Delingpole and his team as they interview compliance leaders, FinTech innovators, and financial crime experts to uncover the latest best practices and industry trends. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Spotify today THE NEWS HIGHLIGHT OF THE DAY IS Acorns has raised $300 million in a Series F funding round, valuing the company at nearly $2 billion ALSO: Estateguru.co Marketplace Limited announces its first office opening in Manchester. It plans to start facilitating loans once fully Financial Conduct Authority approved. FURTHERMORE, Ayoconnect and PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk (BRI) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to leverage Ayoconnect's open finance technology in BRI's digital banking solutions. Barthi airtel has struck a deal with India's Axis Bank to roll out a range of financial services products to its 340 million customers. LET'S HEAR ALL ABOUT MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS: Payments provider PPRO has announced it bought paytech company Alpha Fintech to expand its offering and presence across APAC. AS FOR PARTNERSHIPS Al Fardan Exchange L.L.C. announced a partnership with Thunes, a cross-border payments, enabling Al Fardan Exchange customers to make seamless payments to 87 countries. Zeta Suite, a banking tech unicorn and provider of next-gen credit card processing to banks and fintechs, and Mastercard announced a 5-year global partnership. BankiFi has announced that it has joined Visa Fintech Partner Connect in Europe – a programme that helps Visa`s clients deliver the next generation of digital banking solutions WHAT ABOUT FUNDING ROUNDS AND INVESTMENTS? Female-founded fintech Super Fierce has raised $1.5 million in a seed capital to help women build better financial security. tabby, the Dubai-based buy now, pay later (BNPL) platform, has completed a Series B extension of $54 million. Stax by Hover, a startup that allows Africans to buy airtime, send and request money, and transfer funds between accounts via automated USSD codes, has raised a $2.2 million seed extension round. in3, a leading Dutch Buy-Now-Pay-Later (BNPL) fintech business, has announced a $11.1m funding round from Finch Capital as growth soars. Konvi has raised over €814k to open this sector up for all retail investors. Investors include APX and value-adding angel investors including (former) executives from tech giants like Snap Inc. and Shopify. Branch has raised $75 million in a Series C funding round that has closed just six months after it announced its last financing round. US-based payments software company Stax has grown from a kitchen table startup to a billion dollar business after raising $245 million. Hotel payment software provider Selfbook has completed a $15 million extension of its Series A financing that values the company at $300 million.

In honour of International Women's Day, Payments Radio speaks to women spearheading change in diversity and inclusion within the payments industry: Laura Rofe (partner manager at PPRO) Claire Gates (Chief Commercial Officer at PPRO), and Nadia Edwards-Dashti (Chief Customer Officer at Harrington Star). We reflect upon changes we've seen in the payments world, hear some practical advice on how to achieve empowerment in the workforce, and talk about what success would look like if we were to reconvene in five years. Explore other insights You might enjoy these other nuggets of wisdom.

Stephen Ferry, Managing Director, Pay360 by CapitaAn overwhelming majority of consumers around the world expect their reliance on digital services to at least stay the same as during the pandemic, if not increase further over the next 12 months. Digitalisation is no longer about having a competitive edge. It's about business resilience. It also means merchants have an urgent need to choose secure payment solutions that offer seamless payment experiences across all payment channels. Payment can no longer be viewed as a standalone bolt-on to the customer journey. Robin Amlôt of IBS Intelligence discusses the digitalisation of payments with Stephen Ferry, Managing Director of Pay 360 by Capita.

James Booth, VP Head of Partnerships, PPROGlobal provider of local payments infrastructure PPRO recently published its annual Almanac, a study expecting a 70% growth of digital payments in Europe in the next five years, as well as tracking the rise of ecommerce and changes in consumer behaviour. IBSi's Reporter Gaia Lamperti discussed the findings and how the payment landscape might look like in 2022 with James Booth, VP Head of Partnerships at PPRO.

In today's episode of the mi-brand HQ podcast, I am speaking to Tony Glasby In March 2021, Tony joined PPRO gmbh as SVP for Banking & Payments Strategy. PPRO GmbH is a privately held Fintech company, headquartered in Germany with an ambition to be a leading global infrastructure provider for cross border payments. Leveraging on his 35+ year corporate career, and extensive Finance and Regulatory expertise, he will assist this highly talented team to realize its potential in a very fast evolving industry. Previously, after joining Ebay in 2010 as VP and Group Treasurer , Tony supported the separation of EBay Inc. and PayPal Inc. in 2015, where he led the Capital Structure & Treasury workstreams. After choosing to continue in his role at PayPal, he was responsible for their worldwide Treasury functions, which include capital markets, cash management, regulatory compliance support, financial strategy, foreign exchange, investments, insurance and capital allocation. Earlier in his career, he held various senior Finance and Business roles at HP Enterprise Services, Electronic Data Systems and Reed International PLC. He has worked in London, Dallas, Singapore and Silicon Valley. Tony is a Fellow of the Association of Corporate Treasurers, a Chartered Management Accountant and earned a BA Hons in Business from the University of Westminster, London. Tony and his wife, Julie, live in Texas and their daughter, Lauren, in Brooklyn. In his spare time, he enjoys wine collecting, football, rugby (watching) and golf. In today's episode, Tony discusses several themes – Sharing perspectives, learning and challenges during his 35 year accomplished career On Career Management and the early realisation that: ‘I Own My Own Career!' On Compensation: Focus on the value of the role to both you and the company, and less on the pay Be adaptable to change when it comes to Company Culture, Big vs Small organisations, and Remote v Office working Learning is a constant – keep up with the pace of change! You can connect with Tony on LinkedIn at – https://www.linkedin.com/in/tony-glasby-b010548a/ The Life Leadership Podcast – with Leila Singh, is all things Coaching, Career & Personal Branding! This podcast is for ambitious career professionals, especially aspiring executives, working in the technology industry, wanting to uncover your real potential, create new possibilities and accelerate your career - to BE DO & HAVE more, whilst redefining your success, in work, relationships, health and much more. Life Leadership: Creating a life and career of choice, fulfilment and new possibilities! As well as discussing common coaching topics and challenges that my clients overcome, I will also explore aspects of career advancement and personal branding in the workplace.  And of course, continue to interview high-achieving leaders and execs in the tech space, who have carved out a successful career in their field, overcome challenges, and are openly willing to share their career journey, learnings and insights with you. Please SUBSCRIBE to this podcast, leave a REVIEW and SHARE with those that may benefit from this content. If you would like to learn more about working with me, Direct Message me on LinkedIn or email me at ⁠⁠⁠hello@leilasingh.com⁠⁠⁠ Connect directly with me here - ⁠⁠⁠www.linkedin.com/in/leila-singh/⁠⁠⁠ Register here to receive your copy of The mi-brand Personal Brand Playbook - ⁠⁠⁠www.leilasingh.com/go/playbook⁠⁠⁠ And check out - >>> This article by https://BestPodcasts.co.uk, who curated a list of the Best Career Podcasts of 2023, offering unique and actionable insights to help you achieve your career goals - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.bestpodcasts.co.uk/best-career-podcasts/⁠⁠ with our podcast ‘Life Leadership' featuring in the Top 5!

In March 2020, Babatunde Glorious and Shola Akawo were tried at the orderly room in ‘A' Division at Kwara State Police Command for allegedly extorting a crime suspect. They were subsequently dismissed from the police even though the allegations against them were not established with evidence. However, they have narrated how they were falsely accused of fraud and dismissed for refusing an N8 million bribe to compromise a case.One of the officers, Glorious said that he was unjustly dismissed from the force for refusing to compromise an armed robbery case after he was offered the money from a “top senior police officer”.Narrating the incident to Punch, he pointed out that in December 2018, one Dr Abdulrazak Omawumi came to their office to lodge a complaint about the theft of his car and other valuables on which they began investigation.He said, “2019, August, we saw the signal, we saw the location of the vehicle and the location of the vehicle was reading Keffi, Nassarawa State.“We called the doctor to inform him of the location of his stolen vehicle. He came, we told him the location of the vehicle and he agreed to follow us to Nassarawa State.”Akawo, the other officer said that when they got to the Nassarawa with the complainant, they recovered the doctor's car and four other cars stolen by the same suspects.The suspects were arrested and taken to the Kwara State Police Command. It was there the dismissed officers were approached by a serving police officer under communication Ajibola Tawa.She allegedly said the arrested suspects were her brothers and the former officers should try and help her.Akawo said that “On getting to the cell to feed the suspects, I met Tawa Ajibola, woman sergeant serving in communication along with Supa Ali Abdulkaduri ASP, serving in state CID who is now the OC in Ajadi's farm in Ilorin, the gang leader discussing with the suspect, John Okpabile in the cell.”He said he reported the insincere officers to Okasanmi Ajayi, SP who is the Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO of the Kwara State Command.The PPRO reported the matter to the Commissioner of Police, Kayode Egbetokun who immediately ordered the arrest and detention of the erring officers.The PPRO further ordered Akawo and another police sergeant to accompany Abdulkaduri to arrest the gang leader of the robbers, one Ajadi in Ilorin.This arrest was not successful because Abdulkaduri joined the suspect in his car and drove to unknown location. The next day, however, the two dismissed officers were invited by Abdulkaduri, Tawa and another officer simply identified as Kola to a meeting where they were allegedly offered 8 million naira.The ex-officers reported the matter and the bribe offer to the PPRO.It was at this point that one Aleyole Adeboyega, the assistant commissioner of police personally requested the transfer of the case to him.Adeboyega also allegedly invited Glorious and Akawo and asked them what they wanted for the case.Akawo said, “We told him, sir, you are our boss, you are our oga, this is a case of car theft which those guys usually used military uniforms to rob and snatch cars from innocent Nigerians.”Adeboyega allegedly replied that since the doctor's car has been recovered, the car should be restored to him.He also added that the other recovered cars should be given back to the robbery suspects and that the suspects be released. Glorious and Akawo declined.Two days later, AC Adeboyega requested the total transfer of everything pertaining to the case to his office, this included the suspects, recovered cars, all exhibits etc.Then CP Kayode Egbetokun however instructed this order to be disregarded after the matter was reported to him through the PPRO, Okasanmi Ajayi, Akawo said.A week later, the dismissed officers were invited, Glorious was arrested and alleged to have converted the phone of a suspect to his personal use.A visibly infuriated Glorious asked, “How? Did I remove the suspect's SIM from the phone? Did I use it to make call? Or did they even recover the phone from my hand? Why? Why lie because you want to achieve your criminal act?”The next day, Akawo was invited from Lagos to Ilorin. When he got to the office, he was detained while Glorious was released.Glorious was however returned to the cell with Akawo where they were allegedly handcuffed, tortured for 15 days in the presence of their former suspects.Akawo said “For 15 good days, our families were not allowed to see us. I don't know that doing the right thing is an offence in the Nigeria Police Force.”At this point, Sergeant Tawa allegedly threatened the dismissed officers that if they did not want to be mourned by their family and friends, they should “desist from the armed robbery case” otherwise they will be dismissed by the ACP Adeboyega who was in charge of administration.The dismissed officers were allegedly shown a text message from ACP Oleyele that instructed that they be dismissed at all costs and that their witness in the robbery case be prevented from testifying.They were subsequently issued their letter of dismissal.After their dismissal, ACP Adeboyega allegedly invited Akawo and Glorious to his office where he bragged that he was in charge of the command and that no matter where they go, nothing can be done to him.The PPRO invited the dismissed officer that the CP wanted an audience with them which they rejected as according to Akawo, they did not trust the police system anymore.Akawo urge the Inspector General of Police IGP, Usman Alkali Baba to assign another investigator to the two cases .

This week, host Meaghan Johnson is joined byTristan Chiappini and James Booth, PPRO's regional heads of partnerships in Asia Pacific and Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Their chat dives into the past, present, and future of the record-breaking e-commerce event, 11.11 (formerly known as Singles' Day) – as well as taking a look at the rate of acceleration of e-commerce globally. Explore other insights You might enjoy these other nuggets of wisdom.

It's. Finally. Here. The latest, greatest, and most comprehensive source for global e-commerce and payments data is out now. Payments Radio host Meaghan Johnson speaks to James Booth (VP of Partnerships at PPRO), Kelvin Phua (Head of Global Market Development), and Somnath Banerjee (Head of Market Research at Datamatics) about how the PPRO Payment Almanac became one of the most important resources in the payments industry. Listen to the end to see how you can get a free Almanac! Explore other insights You might enjoy these other nuggets of wisdom.

The consumer is driving up economic growth at an unprecedented rate around the world, and Claire Gates discussed with Lloyd Wahed in this week's Searching for Mana podcast how the ease of paying for what you want to buy is a key part of that. Claire is the Chief Commercial Officer at the $1B+ valued PPRO a global provider of payments infrastructure that facilitates responsible credit transactions, making its own revenue from the merchant with the consumer protected and hassle free.Claire exudes energy and enthusiasm and talks animatedly about her own journey which has been opportunistic and focused as she started out with a degree in chemical engineering but through an early exposure to sales and a passion for international travel and business, has taken her to a prominent position driving the commercial success of this market leader. She is a strong advocate of the need for leaders to have a vision for their businesses and their teams and being able to help everyone understand where they fit in. Claire is customer facing and coaching her people with a clarity of purpose and dynamism. “Find what you enjoy” is vital advice for career development, and she describes her appreciation for effective salespeople and culture, and in particular listening as a key skill in commerce.Balancing an international commercial career, an infectious enthusiasm for making the most out of opportunities, being a mother and staying fit is an inspiring combination.

E-commerce sales in Indonesia are about to surpass India, making it one of the hottest markets in the world. Yet less than 5% of Indonesians use credit cards, preferring to make payments with one of the dozens of e-wallets and other digital payment methods in the country. Learn more from Indonesian payments experts Alison Jap of DOKU, and PPRO's own Angie Ho and podcast host Meaghan Johnson. Explore other insights You might enjoy these other nuggets of wisdom.

Host Meaghan Johnson speaks to Anna Blyablina, co-founder of Sthlm Fintech Week and partner commercialization at Mambu, and Andrew Edem, PPRO's global head of innovation, about one of the most innovative payments markets in the world, Sweden. They talk Swedish payment preferences, Klarna, Swish, Sweden's central bank digital currency – the e-krona – and more! Explore other insights You might enjoy these other nuggets of wisdom.

Latin America is one of the fastest-growing e-commerce markets in the world. Payments Radio brings on PPRO's regional experts – Jean, Ethori, and Timina – to discuss how the pandemic impacted e-commerce and digital payments in LATAM, the complexities of the payments landscape, and innovation across the region. Packed with expertise, this is the ultimate breakdown of e-commerce in Latin America. Don't miss it. Explore other insights You might enjoy these other nuggets of wisdom.

This week, we bring you Part 1 of a 3-part series chatting about central bank digital currencies (CBDC). Host Meaghan Johnson is joined by Ralf Ohlhausen, an executive advisor to PPRO, and the one and only Dave Birch, author and advisor on digital financial services. Explore other insights You might enjoy these other nuggets of wisdom.

Judopay joins PPRO for a (virtual) pint and a chat about how the UK is paying for real pints now that pubs are open again. Host Meaghan Johnson, payments expert James Booth, and Judopay's head of marketing, Jessica Carroll, and head of product, Jumaane Hutchinson, discuss how digital, contactless, and local payment methods are driving innovation in dining and in-store shopping experiences. Explore other insights You might enjoy these other nuggets of wisdom.

The benefits of adopting cryptocurrency are multifold, but from a payments perspective, especially when existing modes of payments already demonstrate success, is there a permanent place for cryptocurrency to be a mainstay? Tristan Chiappini, Vice President (Partnerships), Head, APAC, PPRO shares more on what businesses need to take into account when implementing cryptocurrencies as a payment option. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Meaghan Johnson hosts Shun Hirase from DGFT and An Lu from PPRO to discuss Golden Week (one of the largest e-commerce spending periods in Japan coming up this week) and take a deeper look into the idiosyncrasies of Japan's payments preferences. Explore other insights You might enjoy these other nuggets of wisdom.

Kelvin Phua, global head of payment networks at PPRO, explains to The Banker's Kimberley Long how payments in Asia have continued to evolve during the pandemic, with consumers becoming more demanding in their expectations around payment options. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the Tearsheet Podcast. I’m Tearsheet editor in chief, Zack Miller. Simon Black, PPRO’s CEO, is my guest today on the show. The company is off a big fundraising which comes after a 2020, where the local payment company doubled its Q4 transaction volumes year over year. PPRO has also grown its team 60% in the past 12 months, as it expands globally. Simon talks about what why payment companies are so focused on local payments and how his firm differentiates itself in an increasingly competitive market. Simon Black is my guest today on the Tearsheet Podcast.

Saham PPRO kembali turun secara signifikan beberapa hari terakhir. Bagaimanakah peluang dari saham PPRO? Apakah akan kembali ke 50? Disclaimer On Segala rekomendasi dan analisis saham oleh Rakyat Kapitalis melalui YouTube dan Podcast hanyalah opini pribadi, kami tidak bertanggung jawab atas keuntungan dan kerugian yang Anda alami dari aktivitas investasi yang Anda lakukan.

Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch’s venture capital-focused podcast where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines.This is Equity (Monday) Tuesday, our weekly kickoff that tracks the latest private market news, talks about the coming week, digs into some recent funding rounds and mulls over a larger theme or narrative from the private markets. You can follow the show on Twitter here and myself here — and make sure to check out last week's two episodes, covering all the news sans ecommerce, and then all the ecommerce news.We're here on a Tuesday due to an American holiday, but that short break did not mean that the world's news volume slowed down in the slightest. Here's the rundown:From the weekend: The story of a fired GitHub employee ended as you expected it would, with a small twist; the Microsoft company's head of HR is leaving. Not sure from this remove is this is a firing, or merely finding someone to axe over the error, but the fact that they are leaving stood out.Auto1 Group is going public, and Sequoia wants a piece.In more news from German, Personio has put together a $125 million round at a $1.7 billion valuation.And Grab, the Southeast Asian food delivery and ride-hailing goliath could raise $2 billion in a 2021 US IPO.Turning to this morning: The WhatsApp-India saga continues, Citrix is buying Wrike for $2.25 billion, and American stocks are looking up this morning.On the funding round front: LeoCare raised €15 million from Felix Capital, Ventech and Daphni. PPRO raised $180 million at a valuation of more than $1 billion. And Darwinbox raised from Salesforce Ventures, something that we did not know that the American corporate VC did.Finally, read this crypto piece.And that's that for today, we are back in short order on Thursday afternoon!

Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch’s venture capital-focused podcast where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines.This is Equity (Monday) Tuesday, our weekly kickoff that tracks the latest private market news, talks about the coming week, digs into some recent funding rounds and mulls over a larger theme or narrative from the private markets. You can follow the show on Twitter here and myself here — and make sure to check out last week's two episodes, covering all the news sans ecommerce, and then all the ecommerce news.We're here on a Tuesday due to an American holiday, but that short break did not mean that the world's news volume slowed down in the slightest. Here's the rundown:From the weekend: The story of a fired GitHub employee ended as you expected it would, with a small twist; the Microsoft company's head of HR is leaving. Not sure from this remove is this is a firing, or merely finding someone to axe over the error, but the fact that they are leaving stood out.Auto1 Group is going public, and Sequoia wants a piece.In more news from German, Personio has put together a $125 million round at a $1.7 billion valuation.And Grab, the Southeast Asian food delivery and ride-hailing goliath could raise $2 billion in a 2021 US IPO.Turning to this morning: The WhatsApp-India saga continues, Citrix is buying Wrike for $2.25 billion, and American stocks are looking up this morning.On the funding round front: LeoCare raised €15 million from Felix Capital, Ventech and Daphni. PPRO raised $180 million at a valuation of more than $1 billion. And Darwinbox raised from Salesforce Ventures, something that we did not know that the American corporate VC did.Finally, read this crypto piece.And that's that for today, we are back in short order on Thursday afternoon!

Ustadz Yusuf Mansur beberapa hari terakhir gencar memposting saham-saham BUMN di instagram pribadinya. Sebenarnya bagaimana kinerja keuangan dari BUMN tersebut? Apakah semuanya layak untuk kita beli sahamnya? Disclaimer On Segala rekomendasi dan analisis saham oleh Rakyat Kapitalis melalui YouTube dan Podcast hanyalah opini pribadi, kami tidak bertanggung jawab atas keuntungan dan kerugian yang Anda alami dari aktivitas investasi yang Anda lakukan.

James Booth, VP Head of Partnerships for EMEA, at PPROConsumer purchasing habits have certainly been altered by the coronavirus. James Booth, VP Head of Partnerships for EMEA, at cross-border payments specialist PPRO discusses these changes, alongside their effect on merchants, cross-border trading and the adoption of local payment methods.

On this episode of the ground-breaking Women of Fintech Podcast, Nadia is joined by Laura Rofe, Strategic Partnerships Manager at PPRO. Laura shares her personal journey in the industry, reflecting on her wealth of experience and explaining the importance of interweaving traits such as confidence and clarity into everything you do. From her professional to her philanthropic pursuits, Laura tells us about her investment in charity to ensure all can progress and all have the chance to succeed.

The Lagos State Government has announced the imposition of a 24-hour curfew in all parts of the state, with effect from 4 pm Tuesday, October 20, 2020. #ENDSARS protests and demonstrations in the state has been hijacked by criminals and hoodlums, they attacks innocent citizens and destroy properties.The announcement was made by the State Governor via a tweet thread on his official Twitter handle today.Sanwo-Olu, in his statement, said, ‘'I have watched with shock how what began as a peaceful #EndSARS protest has degenerated into a monster that is threatening the well-being of our society. Lives and limbs have been lost as criminals and miscreants are now hiding under the umbrella of these protests to unleash mayhem on our state.” “As a government that is alive to its responsibility and has shown a commitment to the #EndSars movement, we will not watch and allow anarchy in our state.“I, therefore, declare a 24-hour curfew in the state starting from 4 pm today, nobody except emergency responders and essential service providers should be found on the streets.''The governor said nobody, except essential service providers and first responders, must be found on the streets.Also, statement issued by the Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, Muyiwa Adejobi said due to the new development of violent attacks on police officers and men and formations, including innocent Nigerians in Lagos State, and the 24-hour curfew imposed by the Lagos State Government with effect from 4pm of today 20th October, 2020, the Lagos State Police Command wished to inform the general public that henceforth no protest or gathering or possession, under whatever guise, was permitted within Lagos State.

Welcome to the Tearsheet Podcast. I’m Zack Miller, Tearsheet’s editor in chief. Today’s guest is Steve Villegas, vp of payment partnerships in North America for PPRO. He works with acquirers and payment service providers to give them a single integration to offer a variety of local payment options to their customers. We explore a recent whitepaper PPRO published about how COVID has impacted consumer spending around the globes and disrupted payments particularly in cross border markets. We also discuss how the needs of the various players — from merchants to consumers — have changed during this period. Steve Villegas is my guest today on the Tearsheet Podcast.

COVID-19 has had a significant impact on the eCommerce world, and subsequently the payments industry that serves online merchants. James Booth, VP Head of Partnerships at PPRO joins the show to discuss a recent whitepaper PPRO put together on the subject, and more. Find show notes and more at: https://www.soarpay.com/podcast/

Investment & FundingEuropean digital investment platform Bitpanda has closed a $52 million series A funding round led by Valar Ventures. The large-scale investment will drive Bitpanda's expansion, as well as ‘position the company as a leader in transforming Europe's financial industry'. In addition, it will be used to recruit ‘some of the world's leading talent'. Following the investment, Valar Ventures founding partner, Andrew McCormack will join the Bitpanda board.Regtech data company Acin says it will ‘rapidly accelerate its proposition' after securing $12 million in series A funding with Fitch and Notion Capital. Acin was advised by independent investment bank Zelig, with further support from international law firm Withers.PayCargo, the payments network for the global supply chain industry, is excited to announce a $35million investment led by private equity firm Insight Partners. It says it will use the capital to expand global adoption of its electronic payments network, as well as accelerate investments in its technology.Commercial lines insurtech platform Insurwave has raised £5 million to drive continued growth. Led by existing shareholders, the funds will be invested in expanding the features of the platform.Finally, fintech SME lending platform Capify has closed an £8 million equity round. In addition, Capify is actively seeking partnerships with companies with large SME customer bases to provide financing.LaunchesPPRO, the local payments platform-as-a-service, expands global offering with top Indonesian payment methods DOKU and OVO. According to PPRO, the development marks a significant milestone in its expansion across the Asia Pacific region. PPRO's integrations feature a total of four payment types: e-wallet, internet banking, bank transfers, and cash.Lender Distribution Finance Capital Holdings – the niche lender focusing on manufacturers – has secured a licence by Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA). As well as proposing a new name – DF Capital Bank Ltd, the company will offer ‘competitive online savings accounts'.German fintech Deposit Solutions will launch a savings marketplace in the US. The SaveBetter portal offers US banks national reach for distribution of their retail deposit products. While, consumers can deposit money in all products listed on SaveBetter.com without having to open a new account with every bank.Marqeta says it is the first modern card issuing platform to open its technology to any legacy card issuer looking to instantly provision existing cards into mobile wallets. The card issuing platform has unveiled its new tokenisation-as-a-service product, which it says opens up huge new possibilities for companies who are looking to innovate quickly, but don't have access to modern technology.iQSTEL, the US cloud-based telco solution provider, has unveiled a new fintech division. It says the expansion will help it widen its product and digital financial services offerings for global markets.For the first time, European customers of cryptocurrency exchange bitFlyer can access the Japanese Bitcoin market. bitFlyer says it is the first cryptocurrency exchange that is licensed to operate in Japan, the EU, and the US combined. In addition, it is the first to facilitate cross-border access to ‘prized Japanese Yen liquidity'.PartnershipsHuawei offers contactless digital payment with the launch of Mondia Pay on its Huawei Mobile Services (HMS) ecosystem. The partnership will increase Huawei's reach in countries across Africa and the Middle East. In addition, Mondia Pay will also market Huawei's games content in Egypt.Spanish neobank Bnext enlists global fintech as a service company Rapyd for Latin American expansion. As well as allowing Bnext customers to make cash deposits to their accounts in 30,000 locations in Mexico, the partnership will expand to interbank deposits later via Rapyd's global payments network.Business lender White Oak has chosen Provenir Cloud technology to support its digitisation and innovation strategy. It said the partnership will enable it to make real-time risk decisions with a fully automated lending experience.Meanwhile, Standard Chartered Bank Indonesia has forged a partnership with Sociolla, Indonesia's leading beauty e-commerce platform through its banking-as-a-service solution nexus. The bank intends to further roll out nexus to markets in Asia, Africa and the Middle East.Kuwait Islamic bank Boubyan Bank signs a cooperation agreement with FinFirst to offer its digital products and services. The bank says the partnership will help it cope with the latest fintech developments to enhance business environments, as well as support startups seeking digital banking services.And, Ghanaian fintech ZEEPAY has hooked up with Visa to simplify cross border remittances. Through the partnership, ZEEPAY will integrate Visa's real-time push payments solution with its money transfer platformAppointmentsJames Wilson has joined insolvency fintech firm Red Flag Alert as its new chief technology officer. In his new role, James will be responsible for building out sales enablement and digital risk functions, as well as incorporating identity proofing and corroboration technology into Red Flag Alert products.Six graduates and an intern have signed up to a development programme with Oxbury, the UK food and farming bank. In addition to its graduate intake, Oxbury has recruited 10 new team members across its various core business functions.Cavendish Corporate Finance says the appointment of Karri Vuori as partner will further strengthens the firm's mid-market M&A advisory expertise. Cavendish advised on the sale in August of legal software-as-a-service firm CaseLines to Thomson Reuters.Finally, FintechOS, a global technology provider for financial institutions, has hired Dan Brătășanu as business analysis & solution architecture director for Central and Eastern Europe. He will be tasked with creating customised and integrated turnkey solutions for the end-to-end transformation of financial organisations.

“All you can do is focus on Munster. Ireland is over there and I can’t control that. What I can control is perform is on weekends and training day to day, making myself better. Building up that consistency and playing games each week and that will push me to the right place.” Munster's Mike Haley focused on performing for his Province as the Ppro 14 returns

PPRO recently released a report looking at how Covid-19 has changed consumers’ online spending habits and what industries have successfully captured a slice of the e-commerce marketplace. Tristan Chiappini, Vice President (Partnerships), Head, APAC, PPRO shares strategies merchants and businesses can leverage to capture the opportunities available and how they can overcome issues like cart abandonment. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of The Fintech Files podcast, George Aliferis is talking with James Booth, Head of Partnerships for EMEA, at PPRO. We're going to learn about local payment methods and how these are used across the UK, US and APAC. It's about allowing consumers to use their favourite means of payments and allowing merchants to access markets worldwide.

Bicara tentang sepak terjang Bandar Asing Palsu (Aseng) di BEI, mengapa para Ningrat selalu boleh jual duluan, dan apa yang bisa dilakukan ritel untuk naikin harga PPRO di 50 ?

Membahas tentang PPRO yang sudah sangat murah secara Fundamental, bahaya IPO Abal-abal, dan juga Pamer Portfolio

Interview with Steve Villegas, VP of Partnerships at PPRO Welcome to another edition of the Payments & Cards Network Podcast. This edition is sponsored by Blockdata and Payvision, and features the fourth podcast interview of a new series we will share with you. This interview edition is with Steve Villegas, VP of Partnerships at PPRO. For more info, sponsor opportunities and to get involved, please email: marketing@teampcn.com

Saham PPRO yang agak lebih lambat dibandingkan gerak nya dibandingkan dengan Saham Saham Property lainnya, dimana saat Ini harga Saham PPRO berada di fase downtrendnya.

Instant Payments are one of the latest developments in payments. There is a lot of confusion about what exactly it is and how it is different from bank-to-bank-transfer. That's why Niall Conn sits down with PPRO’s Director of Payment Partnerships Jack Ehlers to discuss how Instant Payments work around the world and their future potential.

With the 2018 wrapping up, Niall Conn gets a chance to sit down and speak to PPRO’s Head of Sales and Marketing Ronnie D'Arienzo to look at the payment trends for 2019.

This week on the PPRO Podcast, Niall Conn sits down with John Fernandez, Head Of Legal and Regulatory Affairs at PPRO, to discuss the shady world of money laundering. PPRO as an e-money institution has a responsibility to try and rootout would be money launders, and John walks us through how money laundering works, and some of the European laws aimed at preventing it.

As US merchants expand their operations across the world into emerging markets, they quickly discover an interesting fact: Many cash-centric nations, have leap-frogged over the usage of plastic. Now, many of these traditionally cash-heavy nations, have found tech integrations that allow merchants to sell online and collect cash with receipts, QR codes, and other methods. There’s around 300 different major payment methods available across the globe. If your company is going global, it can be intimidating navigating the cultural, regulatory and technical aspects of such a wide variety of payment options. That’s what Steve Villegas does. He’s a pro at payment integration. He’s the Partner Management & Head of US Office for PPRO, where he and his team are educating companies on how to accept payments in the preferred method of countries from Eastern Europe to Africa to Asia. You don’t want to miss this.

In the US, there’s the automatic assumption that payment cards and perhaps PayPal are the way to pay online. But if you’re an ecommerce merchant trying to sell in the Netherlands, you’d better support the domestic system known as iDeal. Connectivity into domestic payment systems is an important and complex issue. There are over 150 such systems across dozens of countries around the world. While not all are important to a given merchant, most are important to the acquirers and payment service providers serving ecommerce merchants. Join George and Steve Villegas, VP Partner Management and Head of US Office, of London-based PPRO Group, a company that provides white label connectivity to these domestic systems by serving acquirers and PSPs alike.

PayPal leads investment in PPRO; Revolut flagged money laundering evidence a few months back

Amazon Prime Day gets off to bumpy start; Bank of America to spend $500M on tech

This is the Daily FRO for Feb 8th 2018. Let's talk about how the portrait idea went at the Eagles Super Bowl Parade today.  Did it work, or was it a complete fail? I also went into what's going on with the iMac PRO and why i'm slightly pissed with Apple at the moment. Enjoy the show. If you would like to give me some or any feedback please call the FROLINE at 2674546376