The Payments Leaders' Summit (PLS London) is an exclusive, invite-only event held twice a year in London, bringing together senior payments leaders, decision-makers, and budget holders from across the UK. Attendees experience expert keynotes, panel discussions, peer-to-peer roundtables, and pre-selected 1-2-1 meetings with top solution providers. The event p…
Programmed at Payments, in alphabetical order.
The companies behind the program. Tiers as disclosed.
Selected from 45 sessions.
Join us for breakfast, connect with fellow attendees, and please collect your name badge from the registration table before entering the event.
Official opening of the Clarion Leaders’ Summit as we welcome attendees and set the stage for an engaging and inspiring event. We look forward to welcoming you and kicking off the …
Chairperson Keynote as we open the summit with insights, perspectives, and a vision for the discussions and opportunities ahead.
Chairperson Keynote as we open the summit with insights, perspectives, and a vision for the discussions and opportunities ahead.
Turning Infrastructure into Revenue, hosted by Yapily, explores how banks and fintechs can transform Open Banking into a sustainable commercial platform. The session examines the i…
A forward looking look at whether today’s payments infrastructure is ready for AI driven commerce, exploring how agents could use consent, financial data and cVRP to make payment d…
Take part in an interactive Breakfast Briefing featuring roundtable discussions designed to encourage the exchange of ideas and experiences. Each session includes a 45 minute discu…
The FCA’s Priorities for a Secure and Competitive Market explores the regulatory priorities shaping the future of payments. The session covers operational resilience, fraud prevent…
What does it mean when 65 companies show up, and 28 bet on three roles at once?
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