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Payments regulation roadmap: Q3 2025​

The Payments Association

Large organisations will face criminal liability if they fail to implement “reasonable procedures” to prevent fraud committed by employees, agents, subsidiaries or other associated persons where the intent was to benefit the organisation or its clients.

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What Is DORA Legislation? A Guide For Banks, Fintechs & Financial Institutions

Open Banking Excellence

The PRA SS2/21 regulation imposes requirements on the financial institutions as well as those within the wider financial market infrastructure (FMI). This should include policies, procedures, protocols, and tools needed to protect your organisation’s assets.

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FCA Authorisations: How are things changing? Are things improving?

Neopay

To ensure compliance, firms must thoroughly familiarise themselves with the regulations applicable to their business models. This includes understanding the different types of licenses available, such as payment institution (PI) licenses or electronic money institution (EMI) licenses.

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How payment firms can prepare for the FCA’s proposed safeguarding regime

The Payments Association

The proposals will impact authorised payment institutions, e-money institutions, and other relevant firms, with a broader interest for consumers, insolvency practitioners, and legal professionals. Such a plan outlines the steps firms must take to protect consumer funds and maintain business continuity in the event of insolvency.

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UK Operational Resilience Rules: Are You Ready for 31 March 2025?

The Payments Association

Several categories of UK financial services firms, including banks, insurers, electronic money institutions, and payment institutions, are required to comply with new requirements on operational resilience beginning 31 March 2025.

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