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Michael Elliott, Vice President, Mastercard Labs for Financial Inclusion on innovation
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Kenya has carved out a significant role in the payments innovation space, with its developments in mobile money frequently cited as a benchmark for the rest of the world, this field is rapidly evolving technology, and with it comes questions about how the region/Africa’s payments systems can meet the demands of its diverse customer base while delivering on tighter security and a robust regulatory environment that promotes innovation and greater competition.
Business Daily Journalist James Ngunjiri spoke to Michael Elliott, Vice President, Mastercard Labs for Financial Inclusion at the side-lines of FT Africa Payments Innovation Summit held in Nairobi on Tuesday, March 7, 2018 on spotlight on innovation.