Project Inclusion was referenced in The Big Issue
The work of Project Inclusion was referenced in The Big Issue this month. In an article on how the FinTech revolution is breaking down financial exclusion, several members of the
The work of Project Inclusion was referenced in The Big Issue this month. In an article on how the FinTech revolution is breaking down financial exclusion, several members of the
Following an overwhelming number of applications to join the project, the Project Futures project team has been finalised and confirmed. The project team is composed of C-level executives from across
Representatives from Project International Trade attended a round table hosted by the Lord Mayor of London on opportunities in Mexico. With Mexico’s new FinTech law about to be put before
Project Media launched the Payment Heroes video series in October. The video series champions members of the Payments Association projects and the activities and outputs of each individual project. The
London, UK, 20 October 2017 – Eight of the The Payments Association’s (Payments Association) members have been ranked among the payments industry’s top innovators at PayExpo Europe, in the Payments
When asked to think about the main issues affecting the UK right now, it’s likely that slavery isn’t at the top of your list. It probably doesn’t even feature in
Businesses can now apply to be authorised or registered under the Payment Services Regulations (PSRs) 2017, or the Electronic Money Regulations (EMRs) as amended by the PSRs 2017. Businesses should find
London, United Kingdom – The The Payments Association, with the support of its Benefactor Banking Circle, has launched a new membership category called Payments Association ScaleUp Membership for early stage
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