PayTechTalk 5 – featuring Christian von Hammel-Bonten and Philipp Nieland from PPRO Group

PayTechTalk 5 feat. PPRO | crypto currencies, regulation, & Co.
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What do E-Mails and crypto currencies have in common?

For PayTechTalk, Isabella and I had an interesting chat with Christian von Hammel-Bonten (Chief Product Officer) and Philipp Nieland (Co Founder) from PPRO Group about, inter alia, why cash will remain the most commonly used payment method in Germany for the next few years, what E-Mails and crypto currencies have in common, how regulation can both push and thwart innovation, the current European regulatory framework, and why being a bank nowadays is a competitive disadvantage.

I hope you enjoy PayTechTalk 5.

About PPRO

PPRO Group provides payment industry leaders globally with access, processing and collection services for alternative payment methods and value added services. They are regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in the UK, headquartered in London and have offices in several European countries.

Look ahead to PayTechTalk #6

In our sixth episode of PayTechTalk, Group Senior Vice President Carsten Wengel from Giesecke+Devrient will share his thoughts with us. Stay tuned.



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