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As technologies reshape the world around us, how are consumers and businesses navigating the shifts that transform the way we live, work, and interact? Unmask the factors behind rising fraud, pitfalls of rapid technological convergence, and the ethical considerations confronting businesses in the age of artificial intelligence.
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Embark on a journey through the endless potential of space, from the burgeoning field of space tourism to the exciting frontier of asteroid mining. Discover what will drive the growth and transformation of commerce in space.
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Enter the world of cutting-edge technology and disruptive innovation where we reveal the latest advancements and breakthroughs that are reshaping the digital frontiers, safeguarding our online identities from emerging threats, and confronting the complex challenges of our rapidly evolving digital landscape.
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Sustainability has become a hot corporate buzzword, but is it a fad, or here to stay? Marie Soon, Mastercard APAC head of Sustainability, chats with Eugenia Koh from Standard Chartered and Mathias Wikström from Doconomy to debunk common misconceptions, explore why going green makes good business sense - and âcentsâ - and how companies can successfully transition to a low-carbon economy through smart innovation.
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Has cash been dethroned as king? Have we reached a âcheque-mateâ? How far are we from a world where digital currencies fully replace paper and plastic forms of currency? Connie Cheng, VP, Innovation Management, Asia Pacific at Mastercard speaks to Natasha Zurnamer, CEO & Co-Founder of Optty, and Paul Weingarth, CEO & Co-Founder of Slyp, about the next generation of payments, and the many possibilities that the future holds.
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Supply chain disruptions, rising commodity costs, pent-up demand â just a few of the many drivers behind inflation. In this episode, David Mann, Mastercardâs Chief Economist for AP & MEA, unpacks why inflation is so high, and if higher prices are here to stay.
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The list of barriers holding women from participating in the digital economy is long. Still, they are not inevitableâif governments, the private sector and financial services providers work together to remove them. Hear from Payal Dalal, Senior Vice President at the Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth on the collective strides made in the region and beyond, and the necessary holistic approach to further promote womenâs participation in the economy.
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Blockchain, cryptocurrencies, NFTs, CBDCs â what are the opportunities, and what are the risks? In this episode, our experts break down the buzzwords and explore how businesses can harness the power of the digital asset ecosystem to stay relevant to a new generation of crypto natives. Find out more in the âTokens on a chainâ report: https://news.mstr.cd/3d5iHS4
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If flight booking trends continue at their current pace, an estimated 430 million more passengers are expected to fly in Asia Pacific in 2022 compared to last year. With border measures relaxing and travel recovery underway for much of the region, Mastercardâs Chief Economist for AP & MEA explains who is the post-pandemic traveler? What do they want to do? Where do they want to go? And how are they getting there?
Get the "Travel 2022: Trends & Transitions" report here: https://bit.ly/3MG4eZR
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APAC is the B2B commerce capital of the world. Yet less than 1% of the addressable opportunity in industries like electronics, retail and FMCG is actually cardedâpresenting vast untapped potential for financial institutions. Why is so much being left on the table?
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With international borders largely closed and an estimated $5 trillion in excess savings banked in the last year, people are itching to pack their bags again. Mastercardâs Chief Economist for AP & MEA explains the findings from the latest Recovery Insights report, detailing what indicators such as flights booked, road trips taken, and even hairdresser appointments, tell us about the future of travel. Get the "Recovery Insights: Travel Ready for Takeoff?" report here: https://bit.ly/3C3nNGD
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Join industry veteran Nikhil Sahni, our newly appointed Division President, South Asia & Country Corporate Officer, India for a deep dive into how Mastercard is pioneering some of its most advanced technologies on the subcontinent and supporting Indiaâs transformation to a digital-first, data-first nation.
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43% of consumers in Asia Pacific would be willing to spend at least 15% more if they could pay by instalments â a compelling proposition for retailers and many in the payments ecosystem. In this discussion, we unpack the surging popularity of âbuy now, pay laterâ offerings and how instalments differ from the layaway plans of old.
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As more people live their lives online due to COVID-19, cybercriminals have spotted a lucrative opportunity â and many IoT vulnerabilities to exploit. Tune in to find out what businesses should do about it.
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In this episode we explore the future of payments acceptance which is changing rapidly in response to COVID. As merchants increasingly seek digital, touchless experiences to keep customers and staff safe, what new possibilities can we explore for payments or loyalty at the point of interaction?
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In this episode we explore the concept of coopetition - collaborating with competitors to win. Is it still beneficial for tech companies, or does losing ownership of IP outweigh the benefits? As nationalist sentiment and protectionist tendencies persist, how can companies make the most of it in todayâs environment?
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Do you know what happens when you click âpay nowâ at checkout? How do we verify your identity, process the transaction and stop fraud in its tracks â all within seconds? Tune in to find out.
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Julienne Loh, Executive Vice President, Enterprise Partnerships, Asia Pacific at Mastercard tells us about the challenges that cities, travel and trade are facing, and how governments and businesses can partner to support them and accelerate economic recovery.
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In our first episode, we speak to Donald Ong, APAC head of Mastercard Advisors, about the role of data, analytics and Test & Learn technology in helping businesses to recover and rebound from the downturn.
