Project Regulator will be developing an educational piece regarding the emerging payments sector and include definitions that best articulate EMIs and PIs to the consumer. This publication is part of
Project Rome has published a report on correspondent banking that highlights the challenges faced by banks, its multi-sector customer impact, and outlines what needs to change to secure its future.
Project Women in PayTech will be hosting evening of insights and interaction to shape how to challenge the industry stereotypes of women within the payments sector. The event is set
Project Futures launched a survey to Payments Association members to gain insight on the themes, technologies, and innovations that are of most interest to shape the content of workshops in
Metro Bank, the revolution in British banking, has launched instant online account opening for its current account. For the first time, customers from across the UK can join the bank as current
Starling Bank has become the first of the UK digital challenger banks to become direct members and participants of the STEP2 SPayments Association Core Direct Debit and SPayments Association Credit
The Association of Professional Compliance Consultants, or APCC, is the body for compliance consultants who advise firms regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in the UK. Read more here.
Project Rome will be producing an overview on the support banks are willing to provide for PSPs seeking to provide their own customers with services to transfer funds within the
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