The activities of Project Inclusion were represented and championed at a recent Bacs event; titled ‘The Consumer Conundrum – ensuring effective representation in financial services’. The Project Inclusion team, in
Project Regulator has received a response from the Open Banking Implementation Entity (OBIE) in response to the open letter published in May. The response, penned by Imran Gulamhuseinwala, recognises the
Project Inclusion has called upon the payments industry to do more to reduce the number of financially excluded individuals in the UK. In a Hot Topic Briefing on Social Sustainability
Small to medium size businesses (SMEs) are at the heart of a new multi-media advertising campaign launched by the Current Account Switch Service, which highlights the ease with which SMEs
No policy change coming in 2018 promises to disrupt the payments industry more than the Revised Payment Services Directive, or PSD2. Read more here.
Members of the Project Inclusion team met with Matt Hancock, Minister of State (Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport). Project lead Steve Shirley, Vice President of Public Sector at
Payments Association CEE hosted its second xCEEd conference in May. xCEEd 2018, the leading fintech conference for Central and Eastern Europe, hosted over 200 attendees and focused on the practical application
Project Media has raised the profile of the Payments Association this month with activities and insights from the The Payments Association being publicised in The FinTech Times, PaymentEye FinTech Finance,
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