The population of prisoners in UK jails reached 85,000 in 2018, and the Ministry of Justice (MOJ) predicts this figure will steadily increase over the next few years. As an integral part of their
With expected changes in UK regulations coming in 2019, along with the launch of the Digital Economy Act, age verification (AV) solutions are fast becoming an important necessity for businesses
Jane Jee, project lead of Project Financial Crime, has highlighted the need for a pan-European regulator in an interview with payments publication PYMENTS. The interview, conducted over a written exchange,
Project Futures has published the white paper from the last workshop, titled Innovation in International Trade. This report curates the insights of the attendees at the Decemebr Project Futures workshop;
Project International Trade is happy to endorse Payments Association Asia’s upcoming ‘A Study Trip to a Cashless Society’ on 23-26 June 2019. The Study Trip hosted by Payments Association Asia
The Payments Association is delighted to announce the new project lead for the Payments Association’s Project Payments in Commerce – Siobhan McGinley, Head of Marketing at Judopay. The project, formerly
To coincide with International Women’s Day, Project Women in PayTech has published a thought leadership piece on why championing diversity should be one of every organisation’s strategic imperatives. The article,
Project Banking encourages you to respond, where relevant, to the PSR’s surveys on indirect access. There are two surveys – one for PSPs who have recently switched or gained access
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