Project Regulator has received a response from the Open Banking Implementation Entity (OBIE) in response to the open letter published in May. The response, penned by Imran Gulamhuseinwala, recognises the
Project Inclusion has called upon the payments industry to do more to reduce the number of financially excluded individuals in the UK. In a Hot Topic Briefing on Social Sustainability
No policy change coming in 2018 promises to disrupt the payments industry more than the Revised Payment Services Directive, or PSD2. Read more here.
Members of the Project Inclusion team met with Matt Hancock, Minister of State (Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport). Project lead Steve Shirley, Vice President of Public Sector at
Payments Association CEE hosted its second xCEEd conference in May. xCEEd 2018, the leading fintech conference for Central and Eastern Europe, hosted over 200 attendees and focused on the practical application
Project Media has raised the profile of the Payments Association this month with activities and insights from the The Payments Association being publicised in The FinTech Times, PaymentEye FinTech Finance,
London – The London office of global law firm K&L Gates LLP has strengthened its investigations, enforcement and white collar practice with the appointment of Paul Feldberg as a partner. He joins K&L
Visa has initiated pilots with Mountain America Credit Union and Bank of Cyprus of a new EMV dual-interface (chip- and contactless-enabled) payment card. The pilots will test the use of
TORONTO, January 30, 2018 – Thomson Reuters (TSX/NYSE: TRI) today announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to enter into a strategic partnership with Blackstone. As part of the transaction,
Project Futures held its first workshop on Wednesday 21st March. This interactive workshop, facilitated by Consult Hyperion, brought together twenty subject-matter experts and thought leaders in the payments industry and
Project Futures will publish the findings of its inaugural workshop at the Payments Association’s AGM on 1st May 2018. Th report articulates the workshop’s outputs; which explored the disruptive innovations
The results of Project Retail’s survey to retailers highlight that 80% of retailer respondents do not feel that their voice is heard when new payments regulation is proposed. The survey
Project Futures held its second quarterly workshop on Wednesday 18th July. This interactive workshop, facilitated by Consult Hyperion, brought together subject-matter experts and thought leaders in the payments industry and
As a region, the Nordics is viewed as front-runners in digital adoption and fintech innovations. Denmark, in particular, has often shown a will to adopt new technologies in both private
Project Futures will be hosting the first of its quarterly workshops on Wednesday 21st March. The interactive workshop will focus on identity and its role in managing fraud, and will
Project Media has raised the profile of the Payments Association and its members with coverage across Finextra, Mobile Payments Today, FStech, PaymentsSource, Payments Compliance, and The Paypers among others. The
Project Regulator hosted a Hot Topic Briefing on the New Payments Architecture, in conjunction with the New Payment System Operator (NPSO) and the Bank of England. The briefing addressed 40+
London 30 January 2018 – Today, leading payments provider Klarna has announced a partnership with Maplin – the UK’s number one specialist technology retailer. Maplin customers will now be able to
Just as the Wild Card Round is followed by the Divisional Round in the NFL playoffs, fraud and payments predictions are always followed by New Year’s resolutions. This year, in the
Today, we are pleased to announce that Stig Korsgaard has joined the organisation as Vice President, European Sales. Based in Denmark, Stig’s appointment will further drive the growth of Vocalink’s range
Payments Association Africa hosted an Payments Association Africa Awareness Day on Wednesday 21st and Thursday 22nd March. Hosted by James Redding, Director General of Payments Association Africa, Payments Association Africa Awareness Day
Project International Trade, with the support of its Benefactor, Saxo Payments Banking Circle, has launched a vital resource for early stage FinTech and PayTech companies. The Payments Association FinTech Regulation
Project Rome encourages all Payments Association members to respond to the Payment Systems Regulator’s discussion paper on data in the payments industry. The PSR are keen to understand how the
Project International Trade has launched a member’s survey on global markets and the challenges of trading internationally. This survey includes questions that encompass the markets the payments industry is currently
‘- In-app payments forecast to be worth $1.2 trillion across North America and Europe by 2020¹ – Businesses in 190 countries now offered rapid, simple mobile payments integration whilst retaining
Curve, the new app that connects your debit and credit cards to one Curve Mastercard, launched for UK consumers today. With over 50,000 people on the waitlist ahead of launch,
Project International Trade joined The Lord Mayor in a trade mission to Australia and New Zealand in February. Suresh Vaghjiani from the Project International Trade team accompanied the FinTech and
Project Regulator, on behalf of Payments Association, has written to the Open Banking Implementation Entity (OBIE) calling for the OBIE to amend the terms of the CMA’s framework so that
Project Retail hosted its third Retail PayTech Forum in November to discuss payments innovation and its implementation. The Retail PayTech Forum, held at the Montcalm Royal London House, brought together
LINK, the UK’s main cash machine network, has today announced a series of measures designed to maintain and rebalance the UK’s ATM network – shifting incentives from deploying ATMs in
PSD2, which comes into effect this weekend, is an evolution and extension of existing regulation for the payments industry. It aims to increase competition in the payments industry, bring into
Wirecard, one of the leading specialists for digital financial technology, has today announced a renewed expansion of its mobile payment app boon – Europe’s fastest-growing mobile payment solution. From today
Project Media’s Fairer Banking survey has gained some widescale coverage with associated articles published in The Paypers, Specialist Banking, FStech, Payment Week, Financial IT, among others. The results of the
Project Media has raised the profile of the Payments Association and its members with coverage across Payment Week, FinTech Finance, bobsguide, The FinTech Times, PaymentsJournal among others. The activities of
Project Women in PayTech published a thought leadership piece in response to the recent publication of the government-backed Hampton-Alexander Review into women on boards. The article, written by project lead
Project Media has raised the profile of the Payments Association and its members with coverage across Alphr, Business Leader, Financial IT, Fintech Finance, Global Banking & Finance Review, PaymentEye, Payment
Project Inclusion hosted a showcase event, in partnership with the Department for Work & Pensions and Mastercard, for 30 DWP executives including Baroness Buscombe. The event hosted twelve payments companies
The year 2018 promises significant changes for companies in terms of data management. In May 2018 the RGPD: the European Data Protection Regulation will come into force. It aims above all to
Following the launch of Project Media’s national consumer survey on Open Banking, the Payments Association was featured in The Sunday Times. The article highlights the findings of the survey, noting
The Payments Association’s Project Retail has created a retailer research survey to better understand how the payments industry can better provide for merchants and to drive faster adoption of payments
Project Rome will be providing a high-level overview for Payments Association members regarding the outputs from the RTGS Blueprint Advisory Board meetings, the timescales regarding the transition and implementation, and
Members of the Project Inclusion team were actively involved at the London Assembly Economy Committee’s report launch event. The report on access to money for Londoners followed input from several
On the 13th of January 2018, the Government is to enforce the ban on the practice of surcharging consumer cards wherever they are accepted in the UK. Read more here.
What’s in a name? It’s hard to tell at face value exactly what lies behind the latest raft of European payments regulation, PSD2; snappy an acronym as it is. But the
We are happy to inform that Worldcore mobile development team have just released the cutting-edge mobile app of Worldcore for Android. The app is already available for download on PlayMarket here.
Tickets are running out fast for retailers to attend Project Retail’s upcoming Retail PayTech Forum in April. The event, held at Rise London on Thursday 5th April, will bring together
Project Regulator will be penning an ‘open letter’ to the team running the Open Banking Implementation Entity that articulates the position of the payments industry towards the potential barriers that
Project Regulator has published a video interview regarding the new regulation impacting the payments industry and how Project Regulator is driving industry change. Iana Dimitrova, Group CEO & General Counsel
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