With 40 % of tickets already taken, Project Europe’s upcoming ‘Passport to the Regulators’ briefing has proved to be of keen interest among the payments community. Regulators from Cyprus, Denmark,
Project Inclusion, in collaboration with the Payments Association’s Project Media, will be launching a series of interview pieces with individuals championing the message of financial inclusion within industry and government.
Project International Trade has partnered with the Department for International Trade to promote ‘The Route to Trading with the USA’. The event, held on Thursday 31st August at a Central
Project Regulator hosted a panel discussion at the Payments Association’s Hot Topic Briefing in July. The panel, titled ‘GDPR: an opportunity or just more regulation’, discussed how GDPR will work
Project Retail ran the third Retail PayTech Forum event in July. The retailer-only event, held at the St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel, hosted over 40 attendees provided keynote talks on retailer
Following extensive work and activity from the project team, the Payments Association’s Project Rome commends the Bank of England in finalising a framework that extends direct access to RTGS accounts
The Payments Association’s Women in PayTech is developing an active partnership with Women in Payments. This partnership will allow Payments Association members to tap into a wide-ranging mentorship program and
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