How Australia's Payments Reforms will Reshape Insurance in 2025

May 6, 2025
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Our Chief Commercial Officer, David Greene, shares his insights as a keynote speaker at the Future of Insurance Conference 2025 in Sydney. David highlights how insurers can leverage innovative payment technology to maintain competitiveness, boost efficiency, and improve customer experience.

The Australian government’s modernisation of the payments system including the phasing out of BECS by 2030 will significantly impact insurers, particularly in operations, compliance, and customer expectations. David explores how Monoova's payment solutions can help insurers prepare for these changes and stay ahead of the curve.

Watch the full keynote below:

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