On this week’s episode of News & Views, sponsored by Vanta, The Fintech Times Podcast team speak about how almost six in 10 large UK financial services firms fell victim to at least one third-party supply chain attack in 2024, Project Nemo taking on banking’s accessibility challenge & Yuno launching the Mastercard payment passkey across Latin America to combat fraud.
The conversation kicked off with a focus on the regulatory landscape in the UK and Europe. Tom posed the question to Francis and Polly, that if the EU continues to roll out strong regulatory measures while the UK governs itself and potentially lags behind, is this going to make the UK a less desirable place to expand?
Following this, the conversation turned to security measures being introduced and how much friction is the right amount of friction to keep consumers safe as well as provide an easily accessible service.
Lastly, Polly explored the topic of inclusion spotlighting Project Nemo’s latest announcement. The trio on the podcast discussed what aspects of Project Nemo is addressing well, in addition to what more can be done.
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1.5 Million Left Behind – Project Nemo Takes On Banking’s Accessibility Challenge
Should the UK Take Note of EU Digital Resilience Rules as Supply Chain Attacks Continue asks Orange
Yuno Rolls Out Mastercard Payment Passkey in Latin America to Combat Fraud and Streamline Checkouts
