VIRTUAL Lunch and Learn:
Shifting Payment Landscape:
Trends Shaping Supplier
Payments, Fraud & Digital Strategy

Brian Anderson
Channel Sales Manager
PaymentWorks

Webinar Details

Date and Time:

Wednesday, August 19, 2026, from noon ET

Duration:

Sixty (60) Minutes

This webinar is open to members and non-members. This session is complimentary to members as a benefit of PAFP membership. The $35.00 registration fee for non-members is waived for this program.

Session Description

Supplier expectations, payment technologies, and fraud tactics continue to evolve, creating new challenges—and new opportunities—for finance, treasury, procurement, and accounts payable teams.

This session explores the trends reshaping B2B payments and provides practical strategies for building a modern supplier payment program. Topics include changing supplier expectations, the evolution of payment rails, emerging fraud risks, and best practices for developing a supplier segmentation strategy, optimizing payment rail selection, and strengthening fraud prevention before payments are made.

Attendees will leave with actionable frameworks and a clear roadmap for modernizing supplier payments while improving security, operational efficiency, and financial outcomes.

Speaker Bio

Brian Anderson

Brian Anderson is a senior financial executive with 30+ years leading innovation in payments, treasury, and digital product strategy. At PaymentWorks, he manages strategic bank partnerships, aligning sales, product, and marketing to accelerate partner-driven growth.

Previously, Brian spent nearly two decades at J.P. Morgan Chase, rising to Managing Director and Head of Commercial Banking Payments & Digital Product Solutions. He led high-impact teams to drive double-digit product sales growth, modernize digital infrastructure, and champion fraud prevention initiatives. He also served in executive roles overseeing business management, analytics, product management and treasury sales.

Brian began his career at Liberty Bank and ING Financial Services, earning accolades including the Alexander Hamilton Award. He holds an MBA in Finance from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, and has held Series 7 & 63 and CTP certifications.

He serves on the board of GRACE (Global Relief for Crises and Emergencies) and previously contributed to community initiatives including the J.P. Morgan Service Corps (2014).