The Address by the RBA Governor Philip Lowe is a much-anticipated highlight of the Australian Payments Networks calendar and we're delighted to welcome him back in 2020.
In this special feature, we highlight our 2020 Annual Review published on 29 October 2020. The next edition of our Payments Monitor will be available by mid-December.
Our Chief Executive Officer, Andy White will take part in ‘The Big Debate: Global Innovation in Payments’ where he will join a panel of experts to discuss the highlights of payments innovation from around the world, and what inspiration the UK can take from them.
In place of our annual summit, this year we'll be hosting a series of events, culminating in the Address by the Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, Philip Lowe on Monday, 7 December 2020.
AusPayNet’s Head of Industry Compliance, Trish McGuiness, Chief Strategy Officer, Victoria Richardson and Security Evangelist, Paul Creswick will be participating in Thales’ Panel Discussion on Payment Security Trends and Technologies in APAC.
The 2020 Budget was all about creating jobs and boosting Australia’s economic recovery from COVID-19. It includes significant expenditure on infrastructure and tax cuts and announcements of potential reforms to several sectors, including superannuation and payments.
The Interim Report of the Senate Select Committee on Financial Technology and Regulatory Technology tabled in September 2020 contains 32 recommendations to the executive government.
The Federal Government has long recognised that digital technologies are fundamental elements of Australia’s prosperity in a global economy, and that capturing more of the opportunities that a connected world offers depends on ensuring cyber security settings are appropriate.
