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Ron Delnevo

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My focus:preserving choice in every aspect of life.Thought Leader & Keynote Speaker on Financial Service, including the importance of Payment Choice.

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Leadership roles in a variety of organisations. Twenty years heavy involvement in Financial Services.
Currently leading consultant, with a focus on payments, innovation and new business launches.

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Ron Delnevo

Improving Cash Access in the UK

Cash access is a huge issue in the UK today. To help address the issue, UK Finance established the Community Cash Access Pilot Scheme, to encourage innovative companies to provide new solutions for cash access. Now the Pilot Scheme Board has announced the innovations it has decided to support. A good example of the solutions selected is Sonect, the...

24 September 2020 Fintech

Ron Delnevo

US coin shortage a DISASTER for cash!

Cock up - or a conspiracy? Whichever it is, this shortage of coins is a disaster for cash. Many retailers are looking for excuses to limit cash use and this shortage is a gift to them as they pursue their “cashless” ambitions. Cash is an essential item on the Payment Choice menu. The right to use cash is even more fundamental to US democracy than t...

04 July 2020 Financial Supply Chain

Ron Delnevo

Give Cash a Great Big Hug!

My love affair with cash started with my parents. I was born in the 1950s, entering the world just as the UK was finally leaving World War 2 rationing behind. In those far off days, there was plenty of poverty – but little debt. The financial system really didn’t allow the general public to have significant debt. Personal loans from a bank or build...

04 June 2020 Financial Inclusion

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Link sets up ATM delivery fund

Novelty schemes like this, whilst nice for the 40 or 50 UK sites that may qualify, do nothing to solve the issue of the loss of thousands of free-to-use ATMs throughout the UK. More ATMs are being lost every day. The figures show that the remaining ATMs in the UK are as busy as they have ever been in terms of the amount of cash withdrawn by the public. There is no justification for a single additional ATM to be removed. In reality, every community with 1000 adults needs at least one local, convenient to access, free-to-use ATM. This means that the UK needs between 55000 and 60000 free ATMs, yet there are now under 48000. To get back to the required number of ATMs, LINK needs to return to a transparent funding scheme for ALL remaining ATMs, rather than focusing on 40 or 50 sites of special interest. It is the 45 million plus adults in the UK who continue to want to use cash who deserve LINKs full attention.

03 Oct 2019 02:23 Read comment

Brits predict a cashless society

The really SERIOUS point is that vested interest are trying to rob the UK Public of Payment Choice. This flawed survey does NOT tell us what the Public WANT. The 59% who are supposedly predicting a “cashless” society by 2030 are NOT saying they WANT that to happen. They are simply saying they believe it may well happen. What’s interesting is that even with the $ Billions anti-cash vested interests are spending to convince the Public that “cashless” is coming, 41% of those surveyed do NOT believe it! Anyway, the anti-cash mob will NEVER win. Cash will remain on the UK Publics Payment Choice menu FOREVER!

03 May 2019 07:24 Read comment

Which? raises alarm over ATM network charges

We need to stop talking about cash as if it is a minority interest. The case for cash is NOT about a few million people - less than 5% of the population - who only use this payment method. The real issue is that everyone in the UK has the right to Payment Choice, a right to decide for themselves which payment method meets their personal requirements. An attempt is being made to force cash off the Payment Choice menu available to the British public. It must NOT be allowed to succeed. The government needs to act, since their appointed regulators can’t even talk a good game, let alone take decisive action. Government intervention is needed as follows, with urgent legislation as necessary to force outcomes: * LINK must return to a cost-based ATM interchange. Arbitrary cuts which render ATM services uneconomic to provide are UNACCEPTABLE. * LINK must have a statutory obligation to guarantee free access to ATM cash in every community. Let’s stop the pretence there are better ways to deliver cash; there are NOT. * oblige businesses to accept cash payments for in-person transactions. There you have it. Three steps needed to ensure that the UK public - ALL of us - can continue to have cash as a Payment Choice. The time for committees, reports and debate is over! Action is required NOW, in 2019!

02 May 2019 03:42 Read comment

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