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Podcast / PSD2
Episode 15
What does PSD2 mean for banks and fintechs, and how will the legislation drive innovation and competition for new entrants? Sweeney debates the implications.
Today on our fraud academy podcast we have Martin Sweeney, CEO and co-founder of Ravelin. We hope you don't need much of an introduction for today's guest! Sweeney's background is in software and physics, and he previously worked for Hailo before setting up Ravelin with his co-founders.
In this podcast we dive deep into what PSD2 means for the payments world - what does it means for banks and fintechs, and how will the legislation drive innovation and competition for new entrants? Sweeney debates the implications.
Learn more about PSD2 and SCA here.
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