Description
Attend and earn 1 CPD hour
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Learning objective:
- Delve into advancements in payment systems, such as the API Centre framework, interbank payment network designations, and recent AML regulation changes
Advancements in Payment Systems
- Progress of the Customer and Product Data Bill
- Payments NZ’s further development of the API Centre framework following clearance from the Commerce Commission
- Retail Payment System Act: Possible designation of the interbank payment network and developments in treatment of surcharging
- Recent changes to AML regulation and the impact on payments
Presented by Andrew Dentice, Partner, Hudson Gavin Martin
Chair
Amanda Halfacree, Head of Financial and Professional Risks, Gallagher Insurance New Zealand
Presenters
Amanda Halfacree, Head of Financial and Professional Risks, Gallagher Insurance New Zealand
Amanda has worked in the Insurance industry for over 17 years and has specialised in liability lines for most of the last 15. She started her career in New Zealand as a broker at Marsh before moving into underwriting at AIG New Zealand, AIG Australia and CGU Australia. Seven years ago she returned to New Zealand and to broking with Crombie Lockwood’s specialist Financial And Professional Risks team (FINPRO). She has managed both large and small teams for over 10 years and currently holds a national role as Deputy Head of FINPRO as well as heading the Wellington Corporate team. Amanda was recognised as the Women in Insurance “Broker” of the year in 2020.
Andrew Dentice, Partner, Hudson Gavin Martin
Specialising in technology, data and commercial law, Andrew works with all sizes of clients (challengers and incumbents, customers and providers) at the cutting-edge of innovation. He is an expert in technology transactions, data protection and commercialisation, and regulatory issues applying to technology products and services. With technology developing faster than traditional legal frameworks, clients turn to Andrew for his specialist expertise in areas like fintech, crypto assets, SaaS and platform business models. Andrew relishes situations where complex regulation meets new technology and working with clients to navigate a way through those challenges. Andrew spent time in the UK on the client side with Barclays Bank. He’s Co-Chair of FinTech NZ (the industry body for financial technology in New Zealand) and is regularly asked to present on technology, data and commercial law matters both in New Zealand and overseas. Andrew is recognised as a ‘Next Generation Lawyer’ by The Legal 500, where he is praised as being "a standout commercial and technology lawyer with exceptional market knowledge.
