Driving Value Through Payments

October 8, 2024
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Payments Industry Panel

Monoova recently held a panel discussion with payment experts and industry leaders on how we can drive value through payments. Panelists from Australian Payments Plus, Cuscal and Hnry share their commentary on how payments can enable change, transformation and drive business growth. Explore how payments in Australia has evolved over the last few years, what innovation we've seen and what the future holds.

Watch the recording below:

Panelists

  • Karan Anand, Chief Strategy Officer & Managing Director, Australia, Hnry
  • May Lam, CIO, Australian Payments Plus
  • Sarah Whiteway, Head of Strategy, Cuscal
  • Christian Westerlind Wigstrom, Co-Founder and CEO, Monoova

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