Payments Law Virtual Bootcamp - Co-Hosted by Venable and MAC
A complimentary series of seminars focused on the legal side of payments.
Event Details
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Payments Law Virtual Bootcamp |
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The Merchant Acquirers Committee (MAC) and Venable LLP will host the Payments Law Virtual Bootcamp on June 8-10, 2021. Tailored for general counsel, heads of government affairs, and regulatory compliance officers at all companies in the payments ecosystem, the Bootcamp provides a live one-hour webinar, Tuesday through Thursday, covering new topics daily as described below. Participants will hear in-depth analysis of key payments issues presented by legal, business, and legislative professionals on the developments impacting risk management, legal compliance, data security, and privacy. This series provides a great opportunity for sponsor banks, payment processors, ISOs, and payment facilitators to learn about the most important legal and regulatory developments affecting the industry. |
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Agenda
| June 8 | |
| 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM | The Regulatory Road Ahead Washington, including changing leadership and new priorities at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the powers of the Federal Trade Commission following recent Supreme Court activity, BSA/AML reform, bank charter legislation, and other activity in Congress that is likely to matter most to payments companies. Allyson Baker, Venable LLP Kimberly Ford, Fiserv Leonard Gordon, Vebable LLP Scott Talbott, ETA |
| June 9 | |
| 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM | Navigating High-Risk Industries What never goes out of style? High-risk products and services. Learn about the latest regulatory and legislative developments that could impact how you work with merchants involved in gaming, subscription sales, cannabis, e-cigarettes, telemarketing, technical support services, and everything in between. Ellen Berge, Venable LLP Andrew Bigart, Venable LLP Brian W. Jones, Merrick Bank |
| June 10 | |
| 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM | Popular and Evolving Payments Business Models Explore issues facing popular models amid increased demand and prominence as a result of the pandemic, including marketplaces, merchant-of-record, buy-now-pay-later, B2C distribution, and surcharging. Nicole Ibbotson, InComm Financial Services, Inc. Evan Minsberg, Venable LLP |