Project Inclusion commends the UK government for the appointment of Guy Opperman as the UK’s first Minister for Financial Inclusion. Project Inclusion has extensively lobbied parliament and peers in the
Members from the Project International Trade team met with representatives from City of London Corporation who focus on FinTech sector engagement for Exports & Investment. The meeting focused on the
Project Media will be hosting a guest blog with the blogging content being circulated amongst the Payments Association’s media contacts. Project Media would like to extend an invitation to all
Project Regulator submitted a response on behalf of Payments Association members to the PSR on the implementation of PSD2. The response was developed following a survey sent out to Payments
The results of Project Rome’s survey on access to banking services and termination of banking services have been published. The results were launched at Money20/20 in Copenhagen and highlighted the
Project Retail will be hosting the Retail PayTech on Wednesday 5th July at the St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel in King’s Cross. This free retailer-only seminar will provide valuable insight into
JCB joins major PayTech players as a Patron of The Payments Association Global innovator connects with thriving network of over 100 payments organisations to foster growth in European market London,
UK’s leading payments community lobbied for new ministerial role to end financial exclusion London, UK. 19th June 2017. The Payments Association, the UK’s leading payments community, today commends the UK
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