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P20 Bitcoin Lightening as a payment rail
Editor’s
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Anjana Haines, editorial director
Welcome to the second edition of Payments Review: our quarterly magazine offers you analysis and insight on payments trends from across the industry.
Key themes in this issue include the future of digital currencies and how the sector is adapting its focus on the coming year, the recession, biometrics, the dawn of digital identities and much more.
There is still no economic uncertainty, many are still dealing with the cost of living crisis, financial fraud has not plateaued and the debate over future payment methods continues, but what should you do about it all. Explore this magazine to see what The Payments Association’s members, working groups and interviewees suggest.
Discover a variety of features, which will allow you to tap into expert voices through written articles, podcasts and videos.
I hope you enjoy this edition of Payments Review. If you wish to contribute or share your ideas, please do not hesitate to get in touch.
P5 Firms must change their culture to comply with Consumer Duty rules
P10 Are CBDCs the solution to crossborder payments
P12 Interview: J.P. Morgan’s Dan Baker on the relationship between banks and fintechs
P15 How a recession could reshape the payments industry
P18 Financial columnist Matthew Lynn on how digital IDs could open up market competition
P26 How biometrics could create a seamless customer journey
P28 As regulation evolves, is innovation at risk in the fintech space?
P34 True story: Rowenna Fielding talks about how she nearly got scammed
P37 Policy: Digital currencies could be here in the near future

P39 Regulatory landscape: A look at what to expect in 2023
P42 How Gen Z’s payments habits will shape tomorrow’s industry
P46 Spotlight: Ripple’s Luke Cutajar speaks about his career in payments
P48 CBDC: Threat or opportunity and why government must address the narrative
P50 Webinars and podcasts: Listen to what experts say about the latest trends
P52 How proposed regulation could impact cryptocurrency businesses
The team
Anjana Haines, editorial director
Anjana.haines@thepaymentsassociation.org
Jyoti Rambhai, editor
Jyoti.rambhai@thepaymentsassociation.org
Tony Craddock, founder and director general
Ben Agnew, CEO
Mark Bethell, CFO
Emma Banymandhub, events director
Maria Stavrou, operations director
Tom McCormick, sales director
Tom Brewin, head of projects
Riccardo Tordera, head of policy
Sophie Bossier, head of membership engagement
Julia Hearn, head of marketing
Gavin Alexander, content marketer
Jay Bennett, projects assistant
Editorial board
Anant Patel, president of international markets, ConnexPay
David Monty, co-founder, Tell Money
Joe Hurley, chief commercial officer, Crown Agents Bank, Kai Zhang, special counsel, K&L Gates
Khalid Talukder, co-founder and CEO, DKK Partners
Kit Yarker, director of product and propositions, EML Payments
Miranda McLean, chief communications and sustainability officer, Banking Circle
Sarah Jordan, director, Deloitte