Project Regulator, by engaging with key regulatory bodies, pushes for a fairer and more transparent regulatory landscape for payments companies. The project provides a helpful and open forum for members of The Payments Association to swap and share insight, as well as an opportunity to contribute to industry consultations and thought-leadership activities to help resolve the regulatory concerns of The Payments Association community.
The Payments Association’s Project Regulator team have launched its newest report, ‘Getting ready for the FCA’s Consumer Duty rules: What you need to know.’.
Download the report by clicking the button below to unlock invaluable insights into the FCA's Consumer Duty rules.Community engagement
Keep members of The Payments Association informed of payments compliance requirements through regular updates and independent thought-leadership content.
Policy Agenda
Inform industry stakeholders and respond to regulatory consultations to represent the views of members. Work specifically in partnership with the FCA & PSR to provide market perspectives on regulatory policy.
To engage with regulatory bodies to promote and champion the regulatory concerns of members of The Payments Association and drive change towards the development of a fairer regulatory landscape for payments companies.
Alison Donnelly, Director, fscom
Nathalie Oestmann, Chief Operating Officer, Outlier Ventures
Max Savoie, Partner, Sidley Austin
Nilixa Devlukia, Founder, Payments Solved
Robert Courtneige, Independent
Kai Zhang, K&L Gates, Special Counsel
Manish Garg, Managing Director, Banksly
Teresa Connors, Client Director, Payment Matters
James Borley, Client Director, Compliancy Services
Serghei Minciuna, AML & Compliance Officer, SaltEdge
Rosie Larsson, Direct Vice President, Compliance, Visa
Omar Salem, Head of Legal and Regulatory Affairs, algbra
Nick Botha, Global Payments Sales Manager, AutoRek
Benoit Ouinas, Head of Sales Western and Northern Europe
Elkhan Nasibov, Director, Guavapay
Michelle Plevey, Director, Financial Services Regulation Risk Consulting, KPMG
Lorraine Mouat, Head of Payment Services, Thistle Initiatives
Rebecca Hickman, Partner, Addleshaw Goddard
The Payments Association, through the activities of Project Regulator, engages with regulatory bodies to promote and champion the concerns of Payments Association members in current and future regulation and drives change through the development of a fairer regulatory landscape for payments companies.
The UK payments industry is moving through a period of structural and regulatory change and so the Payments Association is keen to ensure that the payments industry is fully informed of all regulatory change and to ensure that the voice of all Payments Association members is heard in payments regulation. Through the Payments Association’s Project Regulator, the Payments Association has produced an active consultation registry which details consultations that the Project Regulator team recommends an organisational response, highlights all live payments consultations and will act as a navigation tool for Payments Association members.
This initiative focused around educating members on the New Consumer Duty. The Project Team helped pull together a webinar on how to successfully embed the new consumer duty following a report.
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