Initial assessments of the FCA’s Consumer Duty show that while financial firms have made positive strides in improving practices for consumer outcomes, further improvements and deeper integrations are necessary.
We’d like to invite fellow Payments Association members to join BVNK and guests including Chainalysis, FIS, Worldpay and more on 22 May for Currency LDN, as we look at how
Globally, B2B travel transaction volumes are projected to reach $1.7 trillion by 2027 with the APAC (Asia Pacific) region in the lead as the fastest-growing market expected to reach $480
Swift’s recent collaborative experiments with 38 global institutions demonstrated new use cases for its CBDC interlinking solution across digital trade, securities and foreign exchange.
The Payment Systems Regulator (PSR) has set 7 October 2024 to implement the new mandatory reimbursement rules for victims of authorised push payment (APP) fraud. Why it matters The proposed
VE3 has been selected as a key supplier for the Payment Acceptance 2 Agreement by Crown Commercial Services for the provision of payment consultancy services.
Sanctions and counter-terror finance (CTF) screening have become a more demanding area of compliance. Sanctions lists used to be relatively static. Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, they are now
Unveiling the complexities and optimisation opportunities in the card payments industry’s operational landscape.
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