Stripe provides technology infrastructure for the movement of money. Businesses use Stripe's software and APIs to accept payments and run financial operations in more than 100 countries. Robin Merttens sat down with the head of UK Enterprise Sales - Insurance & Insurtech, Calogero Scibetta. Talking points include:

Why the insurance industry has been slow to embrace modern payment technology
Supply chains, traceability and understanding transactions
What an optimal payment infrastructure is and how it can be achieved
How Stripe Climate is helping fund carbon capture projects

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Calogero Scibetta: UK Enterprise Sales - Insurance and Insurtech, Stripe: Insurance payments - we haven’t won yet (214)

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Calogero Scibetta: UK Enterprise Sales - Insurance and Insurtech, Stripe: Insurance payments - we haven’t won yet (214)