PayTechTalk 2 – with Kilian Thalhammer from Payment & Banking

PayTechTalk 2 mit Kilian von PAYMENTANDBANKING | PayTechLaw
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For our second episode of PayTechTalk my colleague Susanne Grohé and I talked with Kilian Thalhammer from PAYMENTANDBANKING at the Money 20/20 Europe in Copenhagen about strong customer identification according to the RTS and finding a balance between security requirements and convenience.

Kilian & PAYMENTBANKING

Kilian Thalhammer currently works as a Consultant (amongst others Iyzico) and as Business/Board Member (amongst others LodgifyLoyaltyprimeSavedroidStocard) in the FinTech field. Apart from that, he is also on the team of the FinTech-Blog PAYMENTANDBANKING.

Forecast to PayTechTalk 3

In the third episode of PayTechTalk, Susanne Grohé and I will have a chat with Arnulf Keese, General Partner at e.ventures, about the future of payment methods, our general convenience and the status quo of the regulatory environment of FinTechs in Europe.

But for now, enjoy PayTechTalk 2!

The original version of the Podcast is in German.

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