Project Banking Access will be producing a practical guidance document ‘Guide to Bank Account Access’ that describes the options available to anyone with or wanting a bank account. Informed by
Project Inclusion championed the need to support the nation’s most vulnerable by providing the appropriate education and guidance to transit to inclusion in a report by the BBC. In an
Representatives from the Project Financial Crime team met with HM Treasury to inform the UK government’s Economic Crime plan. Nine member companies from across the Project Financial Crime team shared
The next Project Futures workshop will be held on Wednesday 19th June and will be focused on the impact of new lending and credit services on payment service providers. The
Representatives from Project International Trade met with Invest Lithuania to showcase the activity of the Payments Association and Project International Trade, and to identify opportunities for Payments Association members to
Project Regulator commends the Payment Systems Regulator’s decision to postpone the deadline for implementing Confirmation of Payee. Project Regulator had previously responded to the PSR’s consultation on the general direction
Project Transaction Insights launched a survey on the on authentication and authorisation strategies being adopted by issuers. This research, which will be developed into an upcoming whitepaper, covers areas that
Project Women in PayTech has published a review statement on how the project has created a platform to enable and support gender balance and professional development within the payments industry
By Anne Pieckielon, Project Lead of Women in PayTech Background The Payments Association AGM gave me an opportunity to reflect on what the Women in PayTech (WiP) initiative has achieved
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