Despite their vital role in the economy, small and medium-sized enterprises are too often underserved by financial industry. An expert panel at BBVA’s Fintech University showed how to address this challenge.
BBVA's Fintech University in San Francisco addressed regulation and compliance in one of its panels with important experts.
There’s probably nothing more fundamental in financial services than the need to safely and securely make a payment. But payments are far from simple, and global changes are transforming the payments sector. Recently, BBVA’s Fintech University in San Francisco put a spotlight on the topic. At the forum, a panel of experts discussed payments from a Silicon Valley perspective.
Over 200 attendees and more than 25 speakers enjoyed the one-day conference in San Francisco, a region with a thriving ecosystem of fintech startups.
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