Cash Vs. Crypto

  • 20 October 2021
  • CPD Event
  • 100 PLACE(S) AVAILABLE
Event Details
Overview

The crystal ball appears murky, with a range of experts stating contrasting opinions on what the future of digital and crypto currencies may look like and how this will impact consumers' banking and spending habits. Whatever the direction, whether it be a full move from cash to digital or a partial one, the banking sector needs to be prepared.

During our webcast, our chair and panellists will explore a wide variety of topics, including;
 

  • What are the benefits to using Crypto currency?
  • The measures the banking sector needs to adopt to prepare for the increase in digital banks and use of crypto currency.
  • How is the use of cash changing and behavioural patterns.
  • A look at the global crypto currency landscape.


We hope that you can join us for this discussion, which will develop your knowledge of digital and cryptocurrencies.
 

Panellists

David Fagleman

David Fagleman

Enryo | Co-founder and Director

 

David has worked in payments since 2015 when he joined Cash Services UK. He became Head of Policy and Research and was part of the transfer to UK Finance. Prior to this, he worked at the innovation foundation Nesta, the Westminster-based think tank ResPublica and for Rachel Reeves MP. He co-founded Enryo in 2020, an independent consultancy designed to support the financial services industry as it navigates times of change.

David Hensley

David Hensley

Enryo | Co-founder and Director

 

David has over 25 years’ experience in senior management with Santander covering business transformation, operations and customer services. He has also held non-executive roles with two leading financial services providers (Link & BACS). He became Director of Cash Services UK in 2012.

He was a co-author of the UK Access to Cash review and is a founder of OneBanks.

John Maynard

John Maynard

Pay.UK | Service Development Manager

 
John’s current role encompasses being a payment subject matter expert on the UK’s Bacs and Faster Payment schemes, and a product and propositional development role of the forthcoming replacement for these two schemes – the NPA (New Payments Architecture). The NPA will see UK’s retail banking payment rails moving to ISO20022, and will bring a number of brand-new innovations to expand access to payments, increase competition, and support new payments products and services.
Date & Schedule
Wednesday 20 October 2021
1:00 PM - 2:00PM UK BST 
Booking

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CPD REQUIREMENT
Attending this event counts towards Chartered Banker Institute members’ annual CPD requirement (1 hour).