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SUMMARY:Roundtable: The Bank of England’s approach to innovation in money and payments
DESCRIPTION:The Bank of England has recently published a paper on its approach to innovation in money and payments (click here to view). The paper aims to understand what the industry thinks of their approach to innovation in money and payments. \nNow\, the Bank needs direct industry feedback on their approach\, and has requested our members to have their say so that we can respond to the Bank by 31st October 2024. \nAs such\, we are holding this session exclusively for TPA members to go through the questions posed by BoE \nThis is your chance to ensure that your views and concerns can be represented effectively by our organisation when responding to the BoE. \nEvent details: \n\nDate: Monday\, 7 October 2024\nTime: 11:30 – 13:00 GMT\nWhere: Online (Zoom)\n\nIf you have any questions beforehand\, please reach out to Riccardo.Tordera@thepaymentsassociation.org.
URL:https://thepaymentsassociation.org/event/roundtable-the-bank-of-englands-approach-to-innovation-in-money-and-payments/
CATEGORIES:Policy/Stakeholder Engagement Events
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SUMMARY:FCA Complaints Reporting Review deep dive session - Part 2
DESCRIPTION:We are delighted to provide you with another session to engage directly with the regulator. \nJoin the FCA and TPA policy team on September 27th between 11.00 – 12.00 BST. The FCA has requested us to reconvene members to discuss the Complaints Reporting Review in a second session as a continuation from the session held on 4th July. \nThe purpose of this further engagement meeting will be to focus on the FCA’s updates regarding improvements to complaints reporting process\, and it’s important you join and have your say. \n  \nBackground \nComplaints Reporting Review: Scope of the project \nThe FCA is undertaking a comprehensive review of the complaints reported by regulated firms. The focus is on the returns themselves and not on the firms that report complaints. \n  \nReasons for the Review \nComplaints are reported by firms across a number of different returns (the main one being DISP 1\, though there are several others). Some firms may currently complete several returns at different intervals (6-monthly and annually). This can present challenges to the firms providing their complaints data\, and to the FCA in seeking to understand the complaints data that firms have provided\, for example: \n\nspotting trends in complaints data on a timelier basis\nreceiving complaints data which is sufficiently granular\, depending on the size of firm reporting them and the number of complaints reported\nwhether the frequency with which complaints are reported by different firms affects the quality of reported data and is proportionate for some firms\nwhether the current reporting process is simple and accessible enough for firms.\n\n  \nPotential areas for improving complaints reporting \nThe FCA is considering ways in which to tackle the issues above and would welcome firms’ input on their experience of the existing complaints reporting system and on what changes we may want to make\, including: \n\nConsolidating a number of existing returns that a number of firms have to complete into a single return which allows the FCA to capture the most relevant complaints data. The format of the single return will be tested for accessibility and ease of use by firms\nMoving away from group reporting to facilitate firms being asked for their complaints data on an individual basis\nPotentially increasing the frequency with which data is reported using the consolidated return\nPotentially taking a more ‘dynamic’ approach to complaints reporting to be more proportionate with the burden of reporting on firms with no or few complaints\, while ensuring that the FCA receives better quality and more granular data from firms in receipt of more complaints\nConsidering the current product/service categorisation of complaints on returns and seeking views from firms on how this compares to the categorisation of complaints data on firms’ reporting systems\, and where improvements could be made.\n\n  \nWhat input does the FCA need from industry? \nThe FCA would value support from firms to help shape the future of complaints reporting. The FCA are hoping TPA members’ firms will have useful insights to share that can be incorporated into the reporting process and can provide feedback as the FCA’s proposals develop. The FCA has asked TPA to organise this further roundtable of their members to facilitate further feedback \n 
URL:https://thepaymentsassociation.org/event/fca-complaints-reporting-review-deep-dive-session-part-2/
CATEGORIES:Policy/Stakeholder Engagement Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240912T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240912T170000
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SUMMARY:Have your say: Faster Payments APP scams: Changing the maximum level of reimbursement
DESCRIPTION:Join us as we propose changes responding to the PSR new consultation on the maximum reimbursement level for APP scams\, effective from 7 October 2024. The new proposed cap is £85\,000\, aligning with the FSCS limit\, replacing the previous £415\,000 cap. \nIn this session we will be gathering your viewpoints to feed into the consultation\, which we will submit on the 18th of September. \nEvent details: \n\nDate: Thursday\, 12 September 2024\nTime: 16.00 – 17.00 GMT+1\nWhere: Online (Zoom)
URL:https://thepaymentsassociation.org/event/have-your-say-faster-payments-app-scams-changing-the-maximum-level-of-reimbursement/
CATEGORIES:Policy/Stakeholder Engagement Events
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240912T150000
DTSTAMP:20250110T110103Z
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SUMMARY:PSR Horizon-Scanning In-Person Workshop
DESCRIPTION: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. \nThis 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. \n**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.
URL:https://thepaymentsassociation.org/event/psr-horizon-in-person-scanning-workshop/
LOCATION:PSR Offices – 12 Endeavour Square\, London E20 1JN\, PSR Offices - 12 Endeavour Square\, London\, E20 1JN\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Policy/Stakeholder Engagement Events
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SUMMARY:PSR Workshop on the Unintended Consequences of APP Fraud Rules
DESCRIPTION:PSPs are working hard to be ready to comply with the PSR’s new regulations aiming to prevent APP fraud by October 7th 2024. But the devil is in the detail: often the consequences of implementing new ways of working only arise once changes to processes\, operations and technology are implemented in practice. \nSo the PSR is keen to identify the unintended consequences of the new APP fraud prevention rules now that PSPs and their service providers are implementing the changes required. \nThis event is vital for anyone who fears that the impact of the new rules will not be entirely positive. And who believes that highlighting these fears now will allow the regulator to at least be open to tracking these unintended effects\, and possibly make changes to prevent them from happening in the first place. \nBy attending you will benefit from having your voice heard and sharing your expertise with a listening regulator. You will also learn what others are concerned about and learn how they may be overcoming the challenges of implementing these new rules. \n  \nEvent details: \n\nDate: Monday\, 5 August 2024\nTime: 11:00 – 12:30 BST\nWhere: Online (Zoom)
URL:https://thepaymentsassociation.org/event/psr-workshop-on-the-unintended-consequences-of-app-fraud-rules/
CATEGORIES:Policy/Stakeholder Engagement Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240730T133000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240730T150000
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SUMMARY:PSR Compliance Monitoring Framework Workshop
DESCRIPTION:The Payment Systems Regulator (PSR) is developing their compliance monitoring framework and wants your input \nThe PSR established its Supervision and Compliance Monitoring Division in 2023. Prior to publishing their compliance monitoring framework they would welcome the opportunity to discuss these plans with TPA members and therefore we will be hosting a webinar to facilitate this. \nYou will have the opportunity to hear from the PSR’s Senior Manager in Compliance Monitoring – Mark Thynne as well as meet Ian Blackwell\, Monitoring Manager at the PSR. In addition to hearing from them\, you will also have opportunity to ask any questions you might have. \nWe hope to bring together key industry participants to explore how the PSR’s new compliance monitoring framework can bring the best benefit to everyone who relies on their payment systems. \nDuring the session\, they’ll: \n\nProvide an overview of the proposed compliance monitoring framework; including their proposed 3 stage approach\nExplore what you’d like to see from the framework and find out what is important to you and your organisation;\nListen to your thoughts on where the PSR may need to give greater focus.
URL:https://thepaymentsassociation.org/event/psr-compliance-monitoring-framework-workshop/
CATEGORIES:Policy/Stakeholder Engagement Events
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