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A discussion of supply chain finance with John Bugeja and Lionel Taylor of Trade Advisory Network, together with Alex Gray of LIBF

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Richard Metcalfe, Head of Regulatory Affairs at the World Federation of Exchanges, discusses some of the issues around crypto 

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Michael Marcotte talks to "Financial World" about the challenges that banks face in keeping biometric data secure 

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