Project Media has raised the profile of the Payments Association and its members with coverage across Payment Week, FinTech Finance, bobsguide, The FinTech Times, PaymentsJournal among others. The activities of
Project Women in PayTech published a thought leadership piece in response to the recent publication of the government-backed Hampton-Alexander Review into women on boards. The article, written by project lead
Project Media has raised the profile of the Payments Association and its members with coverage across Alphr, Business Leader, Financial IT, Fintech Finance, Global Banking & Finance Review, PaymentEye, Payment
Project Inclusion hosted a showcase event, in partnership with the Department for Work & Pensions and Mastercard, for 30 DWP executives including Baroness Buscombe. The event hosted twelve payments companies
The year 2018 promises significant changes for companies in terms of data management. In May 2018 the RGPD: the European Data Protection Regulation will come into force. It aims above all to
Following the launch of Project Media’s national consumer survey on Open Banking, the Payments Association was featured in The Sunday Times. The article highlights the findings of the survey, noting
The Payments Association’s Project Retail has created a retailer research survey to better understand how the payments industry can better provide for merchants and to drive faster adoption of payments
Project Rome will be providing a high-level overview for Payments Association members regarding the outputs from the RTGS Blueprint Advisory Board meetings, the timescales regarding the transition and implementation, and
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