Variable Recurring Payments (VRP) is viewed as either one of the most important innovations in UK payments in the last 20 years, the end of Open Banking, or not much use for anything outside sweeping payments from one internal account to another.

In this webinar, we look at which of the three it is most likely to be, what that means to the industry, businesses and consumers.

We look at the industry and external factors that shape the development and adoption of VRP and look ahead to how you can make sure that your business and your customers are best placed to benefit from VRP.

We will look at the Payment Systems Regulator’s recently issued report into the Digital Payments Initiative and the impact that this might have on the adoption and spread of services like Variable Recurring Payments as well as its wider recommendations.

You will come away from the webinar with a better understanding of the purpose of VRPs, having gained insight into the issue and challenges around their deployment and understanding the potential impact of the latest report from the new Open Banking regulatory body, the PSR.

Phillip Mind

Phillip Mind

Director Digital Technology and Innovation, UK Finance

Phillip is Director for Digital Technology and Innovation at UK Finance.   He has a particular focus on how legislative and regulatory policy im...

Phillip is Director for Digital Technology and Innovation at UK Finance.  

He has a particular focus on how legislative and regulatory policy impacts digital transformation in finance and banking. He works across the digital transformation landscape on digital identity, AI, new digital money, tokenisation, open banking and data protection.  

His previous role focussed on influencing payments strategy and regulation in the UK. Phillip has a public policy background with previous roles at HM Treasury and in local government.

He currently sits on the FCA Innovation Advisory Group and Smart Data Council.

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Craig Tillotson

Craig Tillotson

Co-Founder, Ordo

Craig Tillotson is co-founder and CEO of Ordo, a FinTech that has recently launched one of the UK's first competitive Request for Payment services. Pr...

Craig Tillotson is co-founder and CEO of Ordo, a FinTech that has recently launched one of the UK's first competitive Request for Payment services. Prior to founding Ordo, for six years Craig was the Chief Executive of the Faster Payments Scheme, leading the development of the Faster Payments new access model which more than doubled direct access to the payment system including the global first of providing direct access to central bank money for non-bank PSPs. Craig is also a member of the Communications Consumer Panel and Ofcom's Advisory Committee on the Old and Disabled.

Craig started his career as a strategy consultant with McKinsey and Company before taking on senior leadership positions with T-Mobile and then Vodafone where he was UK Strategy and Wholesale Director and a member of the UK board. Craig was educated at Cambridge University where he received a degree in Computer Science.

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Philip  Skinner

Philip Skinner

Director, CGI

Philip is responsible for leading payment and revenue management programs for CGI in the UK. He has more than 15 years of experience at the senior lev...

Philip is responsible for leading payment and revenue management programs for CGI in the UK. He has more than 15 years of experience at the senior level in the areas of payments, cards and collections—from a bank, software provider and payment scheme perspective.

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Ordo

Ordo

Ordo is an FCA regulated request for payment service, and is making getting paid easy. We want to help everyone, businesses and consumers, be in contr...

Ordo is an FCA regulated request for payment service, and is making getting paid easy. We want to help everyone, businesses and consumers, be in control of their finances and have the flexibility they need to give them peace of mind over their billing and payments. Whether it's tracking who's paid and who hasn't, keeping payment costs down, instant transfers or making it easy for your customer to pay, Ordo is the Open Banking solution that is going to make the difference for people.  Go to myordo.com to find out more and try the service.  Ordo - getting paid, made easy.

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How will variable recurring payments affect Open Banking