Andrea Dunlop, project lead of Project Banking Access, endorsed the Bank of England’s activity in upgrading RTGS. Published in PaymentsSource, Andrea commended the Bank’s focus on accelerating the time to
Project Inclusion penned a letter to Guy Opperman MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State at the Department for Work and Pensions, regarding the activities of the Payments Association and Project Inclusion.
The findings of ‘Facing up to Financial Crime’ report will be announced at a briefing event on Thursday 31st January. The event, supported by Refinitiv and Barclays, will reveal the
Project Futures has announced the dates and themes for its workshops in 2019. At the December Project Futures workshop, which focused on the technologies and innovations enabling international trade, the
The Payments Association has received a response from HM Treasury following a letter on how UK government can best support the growth and development of the UK’s FinTech and payments
Project Regulator has launched a consultation register. This register, which details consultations that the Project Regulator team recommends an organisational response, highlights all live payments consultations and will act as
Project Retail is rebranding to Project Payments in Commerce. Following a review of the activities and scope of the project, Project Payments in Commerce helps merchants to understand and navigate
Few places are left for Project Women in PayTech’s January event. The event, which will host speakers and panellists from Visa, EWPN, Cashplus, Post Office and Consult Hyperion, will be
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