May 20, 2022

Shaping the future of property payments

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PayProp UK

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PayProp was invited to take part in the Institute of Government and Public Policy’s Second Annual National Local Government Event in April 2022 to discuss client money, property payments and anti-money laundering legislation with politicians and industry.

In the run-up to this event, Neil Cobbold, Managing Director of PayProp UK hosted a webinar discussing those key topics and invited property professionals to share their thoughts on future regulation.

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Shaping the future of property payments

PayProp was invited to take part in the Institute of Government and Public Policy’s Second Annual National Local Government Event in April 2022 to discuss client money, property payments and anti-money laundering legislation with politicians and industry.

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