Greenwood-Field to Present at CrossTech Fintech Payments 2025
Read Time: 2 minsMember Amy Greenwood-Field (Washington, DC) will participate in several panel discussions during CrossTech FinTech Payments 2025 in New York from May 8-9, 2025.
On Thursday, May 8, Amy will join a panel on the trend of state remittance tax legislation. As FinTech companies enter the U.S., the undercurrent of the politics playing out at the State Level and what it means for their business is important to understand. This panel will explore the financial implications of remittance taxation and identification requirements, including the effects on pricing, technology, training, and compliance workflows.
Amy will also participate in a panel on Money Transmitter Licensing and state-level compliance on May 8. For FinTechs and money transmitters, navigating the complex and fragmented U.S. Money Transmitter Licensing (MTL) framework is one of the biggest regulatory challenges. This session will focus on the legal permissions required to move money, the differences between federal and state-level licensing requirements, how to obtain and manage multiple MTLs, and what compliance looks like at scale.
On Friday, May 9, Amy will join a discussion of “Women Shaping the Future of FinTech & Cross-Border Payments.” Women leaders are vital in driving FinTech innovation and shaping the global payments industry. This panel will highlight the journeys of top female executives in fintech and banking, discussing the challenges and opportunities they have encountered along the way.
CrossTech FinTech Payments Conference 2025 brings together leaders and innovators in the B2B payments, financial technology, and cross-border payments industries, designed to connect startups, FinTech pioneers, and established companies for networking, collaboration, and growth.
Amy was a former state regulator for 15 years and is a nationally recognized leader in Nationwide Multistate Licensing System & Registry (NMLS) compliance. She counsels financial institutions on a national basis in a wide range of matters related to residential and commercial mortgage lending, consumer finance lending, debt collection, and money services, and offers particular capabilities for FinTech and money services clients in transactions involving cryptocurrency, virtual currency, and digital assets.