This horizon-scanning workshop is an opportunity for members of TPA to discuss with the PSR what we consider to be priorities in the short to medium term, and what we see as key developments in payments. The session will allow plenty of time for questions and discussion, and we would welcome TPA members’ views on what they see as important in payments, any concerns, and any areas where they think regulatory involvement would be beneficial.
This will be an opportunity to bring together a variety of viewpoints from across the payments industry for an open discussion on payments and future priorities for the PSR as well as for TPA members. We would welcome attendance from anyone working in payments who is interested in a discussion with the PSR on horizon scanning and likely developments in payments.
**Please note there are only 30 spaces available at this in-person event. This is one attendee per member company. Your ticket may be declined if someone from your company is already registered. If this is the case, please get in touch with malik.smith@thepaymentsassociation.org to discuss who you would like to attend.
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