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PayTechTalk 1 – featuring David M. Brear from 11:FS

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PayTechTalk – the new podcast of PAYMENT.TECHNOLOGY.LAW.

With our new podcast PayTechTalk, we are planning to regularly broadcast profound interviews and discussions with legal and industry experts about payment, banking and IT.

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We are both proud and delighted to kick off our podcast series with David M. Brear, CEO & Co-Founder of 11:FS and FinTech Insider Show Host, who is one of the world’s top FinTech leaders. At Money20/20 Europe, my colleague Susanne and I talked to David about how long we will continue to pay in cash, the most commonly used payment method in 2025, identity as a service and – of course – the Brexit. I hope you’ll enjoy the interview as much as we did.

Forecast to PayTechTalk #2

In our second episode of PayTechTalk, Kilian Thalhammer from paymentandbanking will share his thoughts with us. Stay tuned.

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Frank is partner in the Munich office of Annerton law firm. With 10+ years of professional experience advising German and international clients on banking, regulatory, payment and anti-money-laundering law related matters, Frank deeply understands the issues and complexities facing the payment services industry.



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