Issue 414•January 2022•Subscriber edition

Request to Pay to Challenge Direct Debits and Payment Cards?

Smart messaging and the payments revolution

Chetwood Financial targets near prime segment with Wave

LazyCard targets the Indian buy-now-pay-later sector 

India-based fintech PayU is rolling out LazyCard to tap into the growing popularity of Buy Now Pay Later

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  • Editor's note
  • Contents
  • Briefing
  • News in brief CI & EPI
  • Buy Now, Pay Later – 78% of Brits in the dark over risks involved
  • Coinbase and Mastercard ink new NFT deal despite looming tax crackdown
  • Is it game over for Kazakhstan’s Bitcoin miners?
  • Santander eyes European expansion for BNPL offering Zinia
  • Features
  • LazyCard targets the Indian buy-now-pay-later sector
  • CTO Talk: Q&A with Mark Ufland from YouLend
  • Klarna boss: People fear credit card companies “more than death itself”
  • Request to Pay to Challenge Direct Debits and Payment Cards?
  • UK financial super app Curve unveils bold new card design
  • Smart messaging and the payments revolution
  • Chetwood Financial launches first credit card, Wave
  • Britcoin is “the worst of two worlds”
  • Ecommerce Tips for the Savvy Retailer
  • Globaldata Banking and Payments
  • Analysis
  • Country reports: Australia, South Korea, US, Germany, Italy and UK
  • Revealed: the payments sector companies leading the way in ESG, Cybersecurity
  • Payments sector acquisitions increase significantly in H2 2021
  • IoT, ESG innovation among payments sector companies declines in the past quarter
  • Filings Buzz in payments: Digitalisation down 18%, cybersecurity up 25%
  • Asia-Pacific seeing a hiring boom in payment industry data analytics, ESG roles
  • Amazon’s Visa ban U-turn underlines merchants’ limited influence on interchange fees
  • Financial Crime 2022 –Industrialised fraud looms for the new year
  • The EPI team
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