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
London, United Kingdom – The The 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
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+
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