Hear the most exciting moments from Season 2 of #ForwardExchanges on this special episode. From ‘Women Driving the Future of Fintech’ to ‘Leaving the Legacy Structure of Travel Behind’, and much more!

Topic: why the creator economy matters, the role payments play in scaling up a creator-focused platform, what to expect in building a global payments network, and how the latest innovations in payments can give your business the competitive advantage you need to be successful in this new economy.

Air travel is a dynamic market influenced by global events and consumer sentiments.

In episode three of Forward Exchanges Michael Bermingham, Co-founder, and Chief Business Officer at Nium, and Laetitia Moncarz, Global Head of Payments at Papaya Global discuss payment considerations and evolving employee expectations.

Historically speaking, women in fintech have been vastly underrepresented, accounting for under 10% of recently surveyed leadership positions. However, a noticeable shift is taking place toward promoting gender equality and improving this situation.  In episode two of Forward Exchanges, titled “Wome

The real-time payments market is on the rise, with FinTech Futures projecting a staggering 32% increase to nearly $87 billion by 2028. In the latest episode of Forward Exchanges, Siobhan O’Neill-Schwenk delves into the key trend shaping 2023: “The Revolution in Real-Time Payments.” Joined by industr

Sports and athletics have long been leaders in driving fandom, so it should surprise nobody that the shift to Web 3 has encouraged sports leagues such as FIFA, ICC, and the American NBA to lead the way in creating new ways to drive – and monetize – fan engagement. This week’s guests shared with us h

COVID will long be remembered as the reason digital transformation finally arrived in the travel sector as it reckoned with a mountain of havoc-wreaking headaches. In this episode, we inspect the forces changing red trend lines green, why paper is out and virtual cards are very much in, and the ways

To decode the future state of work, our guests react to some new data about who “gig economy” workers really are, explain why how remote workers are paid is a bigger test of employee loyalty than ever, and make some predictions about what the new “work from everywhere” will mean for the future of gl