About Cash & Payment News

The Only Newsletter Dedicated to the Cash Cycle

The only news source dedicated specifically to the cash cycle and the role of cash within the payment eco-system — a unique source of information on cash as a payment tool relative to the alternatives.

2018
Launched
12
Issues a year
Weekly
News updates

Cash & Payment News™, launched in 2018, is the only news source dedicated specifically to the cash cycle and the role of cash within the payment eco-system. As such, it provides a unique source of information on cash as a payment tool relative to the alternatives.

In terms of cash as a payment option, topics covered include payments regulation, policy and legislation; consumer payment trends, studies and research; cashless or less-cash initiatives and counter-initiatives; fraud and security; central bank digital currencies; financial inclusion; and the environment and sustainability.

More specifically, Cash & Payment News considers how cash can be optimised in circulation from the perspective of the public, banks and retailers, central bank cash departments, consumer payments providers and the industries that supply these, as well as cash operation efficiencies and automation and the social benefits of cash. In 12 information-packed issues per year, along with weekly updates, it provides expert analysis and commentary to help subscribers plan for their future cash operations, tracking the important trends and developments in cash usage and alternative payments around the world.

Cash & Payment News is published by Currency Publications Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Reconnaissance International. Along with Cash & Payment News, we also publish Currency News™ and Coin & Mint News™, along with regular supplements, special reports and directories.

What Cash & Payment News Covers

1

Payments Regulation

Policy and legislation shaping payments

2

Consumer Payment Trends

Studies, research and changing consumer behaviour

3

Cashless Initiatives

Less-cash initiatives, and the counter-initiatives to keep cash accessible

4

Central Bank Digital Currencies

Design, pilots and rollout of CBDCs

5

Fraud & Security

Detection, prevention and countermeasures

6

Financial Inclusion

Access to cash and payments for the unbanked

7

Environment & Sustainability

The environmental footprint of cash and its alternatives

8

Cash Circulation

Optimisation from the public, bank, retail and central bank perspective

9

Cash Operations

Efficiencies and automation across the cash supply chain

10

Social Benefits of Cash

The societal case for maintaining access to cash

Who Should Read Cash & Payment News

Central bank cash departments
Banks and retailers
Consumer payments providers
Industries supplying the cash cycle
Cash operation managers
Policymakers and regulators shaping payments legislation

Your Subscription Includes

12 issues/year

Weekly news updates

CurrencyCheck database

Tender alerts

Reports & analysis

Editorial Team

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Editor

John Winchcombe

John has worked with central banks since 1988 — when he joined De La Rue, followed by CCL Secure and then 7 Layer Solutions — to his present role as the payments expert at Reconnaissance.

Also from Reconnaissance

AM

Astrid Mitchell

Chief Executive of Reconnaissance and editor of Currency News™, Cash & Payment News's sister publication.

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Nicola Sudan

Regional Director of Reconnaissance International, based in Cape Town, South Africa. Nicola is also General Secretary of the International Tax Stamp Association.

Editorial Policy

Cash & Payment News is impartial and does not favour any organisation, technology or region.

Quality, accuracy and editorial integrity are paramount and all information is fully checked before publication.

Cash & Payment News welcomes input from individual organisations, but only on the understanding that material is only considered for inclusion if it is without bias, accurate and relevant to the readership.

Cash & Payment News aims to support the development of the cash and payments industry by fostering communications and providing information. The editors acknowledge the importance of discretion and, in seeking to advance the interests of the community, do not publish articles which could be damaging to any organisation or individual unless this information is already in the public domain or it is in the wider interests of the cash and payments community to do so.

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