PayTechTalk 6 and the cash – featuring Carsten Wengel from Giesecke+Devrient

PayTechTalk 6 und das Bargeld – mit Carsten Wengel von Giesecke+Devrient
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Cash won’t disappear so quickly

During Money20/20 Europe, I had the chance to have a quick chat with Carsten Wengel, who is Group Senior Vice President at Giesecke+Devrient Mobile Security GmbH.

It was interesting to learn that even though we get the impression that the use of cash is in decline, they are still seeing an increased amount of cash being printed at Giesecke+Devrient.

Join PayTechTalk 6 and learn, inter alia, about future payment methods, why the way we interact will be a business model that can drive new revenue streams based on (customer) data, and why it’s the FinTechs that could play a really innovative role in making the user experience in the future much better than it is today – if their business models is working.

I hope you enjoy PayTechTalk 6.

About G+D Mobile Security

G+D Mobile Security is a global mobile security technology company headquartered in Munich, Germany. The company is part of the Giesecke+Devrient group. G+D Mobile Security has a workforce of 5,800 employees and generated sales of approximately EUR 860 m in the 2016 fiscal year. More than 50 sales and partner offices as well as 20+ certified production and personalization sites and data centers ensure customer proximity worldwide. For further information, also visit the company’s online magazine and YouTube channel.

Look ahead to PayTechTalk #7

In our seventh episode of PayTechTalk, Chief Commercial Officer Matthias Setzer from PayU will share his thoughts with us. Stay tuned.

 

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