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Join us at EBAday 2020

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We're looking forward to seeing you at EBAday 2020 from 24-26 November. If you haven't already done so, register now to discover the latest trends that will shape the industry in the years ahead.

Mastercard's Tulsi Narayan, senior vice president for business development (Europe), Mastercard New Payment Platforms, will be discussing what makes Request to Pay an important building block in the evolving payments landscape.

	Connecting the dots with Request to Pay
	26 November 2020 12.20-13.00 CET (11:20-12:00 GMT)
	We'll be exhibiting at the conference, so please do visit our virtual booth to contact our experts and learn more. In the meantime, enjoy stories from across the Mastercard business in our digital newspaper, The Different Times. Wishing you all the best, Mastercard events team

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Join us InConversation for the last in our series of expert webinars: beyond speed.

People and businesses are increasingly demanding faster ways to pay, get paid and transfer money - both domestically and cross-border. But beyond speed, how else can payment platform and service providers innovate and modernise account-based payment solutions to enhance security, certainty and resilience?

On 18 November, Liz Oakes, executive vice president for strategy and operations excellence at Mastercard, invites partners and payment authorities to consider what it takes to power the economies of the future.

Discover expert insights from Steve Ledford, senior vice president for product and strategy at The Clearing House, and Claus Richter, COO of P27 Nordic Payments Group. Mastercard partners with The Clearing House to power RTP?, the US real-time payment service, and was selected by P27 to build its world-first real-time and batch cross-border payment service for Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland.

The session, moderated by Reuters journalist Liam Proud, will also feature Noah Sharp, chief banking officer at PaySafe, plus Tulsi Narayan, senior vice president for business development at Mastercard.

Watch back on our previous discussions InConversation with WIRED and at Sibos at mastercard.com/startwithpeople to learn more.

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Headlines from open banking at Mastercard

	Open banking in Europe continues to grow strongly Despite a turbulent year, our Open Banking Tracker shows 410 third-party providers have registered to provide account information or payment initiation services with a National Competent Authority.

	Consumer and business interest has been catalysed According to Mastercard's own global state of pay research, 70% of consumers and 72% of small businesses who around the world said they''d be likely to use an open banking-enabled solution to manage their personal or business'' financial affairs.

Meanwhile at Mastercard, we're expanding our open banking services to help our customers maximise their return on open banking-related investments

	Open Banking Consult helps financial institutions and third-party providers understand the impact of open banking in their markets and shape successful strategies and business models.

	Open Banking Enrich helps financial institutions design and deploy new applications and optimise existing banking products and services using customer data insights and white-label solutions. Visit our website for more solution information, news and insights on open banking from Mastercard. You can also email openbanking@mastercard.com to get in touch. This has been a challenging year for everybody. We're eager to see what opportunity 2021 brings as we continue to enable the success of open banking in Europe, the US, and around the world. Until then, we wish you a safe and enjoyable holiday season. Jim Wadsworth Senior vice president for open banking at Mastercard

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We hope you're enjoying our series of InConversation webinars with Mastercard partners and industry representatives. If you missed any of our previous webinars, or you''d like to watch them again, catch recordings online at mastercard.com/startwithpeople.

Coming up, we continue the conversation on the topic of small business sustainability.

Small businesses and gig workers are looking for help like never before to drive cash flow, better manage their finances and discover new reliable and trustworthy tools and services. Which solutions are best suited to meet their immediate and growing needs?

On 4 November, join Andrea Gilman, senior vice president for the global SME segment, Shari Krikorian, senior vice president for real-time funds transfers, Amy Neale, senior vice president for Start Path, and Adi Engel, chief business development officer at vcita, to talk about future-proofing gig workers, micro-merchants and SMEs to weather the storm.

Look out for more opportunities to join Mastercard through the end of the year as we start with people and Start Something PricelessT.

Visit mastercard.com/startwithpeople to learn more

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Helping the open banking ecosystem realise its potential

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We have come a long way since we announced Mastercard Open Banking SolutionsT in June 2019 - a suite of applications and services to enable and safeguard the nascent open banking ecosystem, and stimulate competition and innovation in financial services. Scroll down to read the headlines.

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Highlights from open banking at Mastercard

	Helping Tesco Bank customers manage and pay their credit card balances
	In September 2020, Tesco Bank (a wholly-owned banking subsidiary of one of the UK's largest retailers) is to become the first UK bank to use Mastercard's Open Banking Connect solution to enable its customers to make payments. This will allow Tesco Bank's 2.6 million credit card customers to more easily manage and pay their balances via electronic payment services.
	Securing the open banking ecosystem and its participants
	In July 2020, we announced our collaboration with Aion (a digital bank powered by AI), DiPocket (a wearable pre-paid technology provider) and Modulr (the leading provider of wholesale and commercial transaction banking services for businesses). These financial firms are the latest companies to start using Mastercard's Open Banking Protect solution to defend themselves and their customers against compromised or unauthorised third-party providers.
	Growing capabilities, collaboration and co-creation efforts with fintechs and financial institutions
	In June 2020, we announced our intention to acquire Finicity, a leading North American provider of real-time access to financial data and insights. Its technology and talent strengthen our existing open banking capabilities and furthers our commitment to consumer-centric data protection and practices. Tracking the continued growth of open banking The open banking ecosystem continues to grow around the world, and Mastercard is abreast of the latest developments. Just over a year ago, we launched our Open Banking Tracker - a quarterly update on the number and types of third-party providers in Europe and other trends around the world. In our journey, and as open banking in its various guises (including open finance and open data) matures, we're delighted to see the introduction of an exciting number of open banking-enabled solutions that are helping to make payments more intuitive; give people more control over their finances, and support financial inclusion and improved financial wellness for consumers and businesses around the world. We look forward to connecting with you at this season's industry events, including Open Banking Excellence and EBAday, to discuss partnerships that will help the ecosystem evolve and thrive. Until then, all the best. Jim Wadsworth Senior vice president, Open Banking at Mastercard

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Join us for our latest Mastercard InConversation Series webinar, as we explore, discuss and engage on the key themes defining the cyber, security and financial crime landscape, today and tomorrow.

Wednesday, June 10 | 11 am-12 pm EST

Retail Payment Scams: Stopping the Fraudsters

with The Clearing House

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Fraudsters have been quick to leverage the global pandemic to dupe people into sending them money. The amounts involved can be considerable, and the impact on victims life-changing.

Identifying scams on retail bank account-based payments is incredibly complex. So what are the current and emerging attacks being targeted at consumers? What are the experiences of participants from across the payment ecosystem? And how could AI help to tackle the scams?

In this presentation, attendees will:

. Gain insight into how fraudsters are using sophisticated social engineering to dupe people into sending them their money - and why this type of fraud has become such an issue

. Understand why retail payment scams differ from card fraud - and why, therefore, a different approach is needed to tackle the issue

. Learn how AI is effectively tackling account-based payment scams

David Rich

Executive Vice President Financial Crime Solutions

Mastercard

Steve Ledford

Senior Vice President

Product Management

The Clearing House

Plus, join us for our Virtual Cyber & Risk Summit on June 17.

Reserve your spot for this free event

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Get ready for our interactive event

Mastercard is excited to introduce our first-ever virtual, and completely free, Cyber & Risk Summit. It will explore the key themes defining the cyber, security and financial crime landscape of today and tomorrow.

KEYNOTE TOPICS

. Combating economic crime: Uncovering fraud and money laundering

. Understanding the current trends shaping the future of cybersecurity

. Revolutionizing fraud detection: A discussion with Gartner Research

. Enabling the new digital consumer experience: Transparency is power

. Exploring artificial intelligence to stay a step ahead of fraud

FEATURED SPEAKERS

Ali Khan, Ph.D.

Senior Director,

Gartner Research

Bob Carver

Senior Security

Analyst,

Verizon Wireless

David Rich

EVP Financial Crime Solutions, Mastercard

Johan Gerber

EVP Cyber and

Security,

Mastercard

Network with peers in real time, chat live with our experts, and go deeper on a variety of topics using our interactive platform to customize your own experience.

JUNE 17, 2020

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Helping the open banking ecosystem realise its potential

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We have come a long way since we announced Mastercard Open Banking SolutionsT in June 2019 - a suite of applications and services to enable and safeguard the nascent open banking ecosystem, and stimulate competition and innovation in financial services. Scroll down to read the headlines.

Interested in learning more about Mastercard Open Banking Solutions? Register your interest to receive news and insights to your inbox.

Highlights from open banking at Mastercard

	Helping Tesco Bank customers manage and pay their credit card balances
	In September 2020, Tesco Bank (a wholly-owned banking subsidiary of one of the UK's largest retailers) is to become the first UK bank to use Mastercard's Open Banking Connect solution to enable its customers to make payments. This will allow Tesco Bank's 2.6 million credit card customers to more easily manage and pay their balances via electronic payment services.
	Securing the open banking ecosystem and its participants
	In July 2020, we announced our collaboration with Aion (a digital bank powered by AI), DiPocket (a wearable pre-paid technology provider) and Modulr (the leading provider of wholesale and commercial transaction banking services for businesses). These financial firms are the latest companies to start using Mastercard's Open Banking Protect solution to defend themselves and their customers against compromised or unauthorised third-party providers.
	Growing capabilities, collaboration and co-creation efforts with fintechs and financial institutions
	In June 2020, we announced our intention to acquire Finicity, a leading North American provider of real-time access to financial data and insights. Its technology and talent strengthen our existing open banking capabilities and furthers our commitment to consumer-centric data protection and practices. Tracking the continued growth of open banking The open banking ecosystem continues to grow around the world, and Mastercard is abreast of the latest developments. Just over a year ago, we launched our Open Banking Tracker - a quarterly update on the number and types of third-party providers in Europe and other trends around the world. In our journey, and as open banking in its various guises (including open finance and open data) matures, we're delighted to see the introduction of an exciting number of open banking-enabled solutions that are helping to make payments more intuitive; give people more control over their finances, and support financial inclusion and improved financial wellness for consumers and businesses around the world. We look forward to connecting with you at this season's industry events, including Open Banking Excellence and EBAday, to discuss partnerships that will help the ecosystem evolve and thrive. Until then, all the best. Jim Wadsworth Senior vice president, Open Banking at Mastercard

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Get ready for our interactive event

Mastercard is excited to introduce our first-ever virtual, and completely free, Cyber & Risk Summit. It will explore the key themes defining the cyber, security and financial crime landscape of today and tomorrow.

KEYNOTE TOPICS

. Combating economic crime: Uncovering fraud and money laundering

. Understanding the current trends shaping the future of cybersecurity

. Revolutionizing fraud detection: A discussion with Gartner Research

. Enabling the new digital consumer experience: Transparency is power

. Exploring artificial intelligence to stay a step ahead of fraud

FEATURED SPEAKERS

Ali Khan, Ph.D.

Senior Director,

Gartner Research

Bob Carver

Senior Security

Analyst,

Verizon Wireless

David Rich

EVP Financial Crime Solutions, Mastercard

Johan Gerber

EVP Cyber and

Security,

Mastercard

Network with peers in real time, chat live with our experts, and go deeper on a variety of topics using our interactive platform to customize your own experience.

JUNE 17, 2020

Reserve your spot today for this free event.

Register now

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Join us InConversation for the last in our series of expert webinars: beyond speed.

People and businesses are increasingly demanding faster ways to pay, get paid and transfer money - both domestically and cross-border. But beyond speed, how else can payment platform and service providers innovate and modernise account-based payment solutions to enhance security, certainty and resilience?

On 18 November, Liz Oakes, executive vice president for strategy and operations excellence at Mastercard, invites partners and payment authorities to consider what it takes to power the economies of the future.

Discover expert insights from Steve Ledford, senior vice president for product and strategy at The Clearing House, and Claus Richter, COO of P27 Nordic Payments Group. Mastercard partners with The Clearing House to power RTP?, the US real-time payment service, and was selected by P27 to build its world-first real-time and batch cross-border payment service for Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland.

The session, moderated by Reuters journalist Liam Proud, will also feature Noah Sharp, chief banking officer at PaySafe, plus Tulsi Narayan, senior vice president for business development at Mastercard.

Watch back on our previous discussions InConversation with WIRED and at Sibos at mastercard.com/startwithpeople to learn more.

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It''s been a while since we saw you last, but we''re back with our very own series of virtual activities and events.

Join us InConversation

In the first in our series of InConversation webinars, we''re partnering with WIRED to co-host a roundtable discussion on what people want in 2020-21. Watch it on Wednesday 30 September at 2pm BST.

Informed by the findings of our global state of pay research (launching in October 2020) Paul Stoddart, president for Mastercard New Payment Platforms, is joined by partners, customers and industry commentators to consider what it takes to create a future where payments are safer, simpler, smarter, and more accessible for everyone.

Meanwhile, we''re back at this season''s virtual events. In October and November 2020, we'll take to the stage at Sibos, The Dublin Tech Summit and EBAday.

We invite you to share your own stories of the partnerships and initiatives that are enabling and safeguarding the digital economy for consumers, businesses and governments around the world.

Learn more as we start with people and Start Something Priceless at mastercard.com/startwithpeople

We look forward to connecting soon.

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Stories of hope, resilience and innovation in The Different Times

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Earlier this year, we launched our very own digital newspaper: The Different Times. When we published the first issue, it was a way to stay connected to you - our partners and our customers - in a world without conferences. The industry has since pivoted to virtual events, and we''ve found new ways to engage, but we''re still getting used to the change.

The way we live work and do business have been profoundly reshaped in the past few months. We still don't know when the worst will be over, nor when we'll return to normality - if normal at all. So we invite you, once again, to enjoy these stories from across the Mastercard business - and regions across the globe - in these different times.

Meanwhile, we're hosting our own series of webinars. Tomorrow, 30 September, we kick things off InConversation with WIRED and partners, discussing 'What people want 2020/21'. It's not too late to register: reserve your place now.

And we''re back at this season''s industry conferences. From 5-8 October and beyond, we'll take to the stage at Sibos. If you're registered to attend, here's where to find us:

	Big Issue Debate on cross-border payments: what role for the banks in 2025
	Paul Stoddart, president for New Payment Platforms Wednesday 7 October 2020 at 14.30 BST (15.30 CET)
	Banking for humanity: making the digital economy work for all
	Michael Froman, vice chairman and president of Strategic Growth Thursday 8 October 9:00 BST (10:00 CET)
	We invite you to share your own stories of the partnerships and initiatives that are enabling and safeguarding the digital economy for consumers, businesses and governments around the world. Together, we will continue to forge a path through and beyond this crisis. Because when we start with people, we Start Something Priceless. Visit mastercard.com/startwithpeople to learn more

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