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Navigating the consumer duty reporting requirements

The Payments Association

Azariah explores the type of information to be presented to the Board and, importantly, how the Board should respond. And, as per true, fscom-super-helpful style, we have two templates to share with clients and prospective clients alike. Read more

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Safeguarding changes: assessing the impact

The Payments Association

What to expect: Kieran Millar, principal product manager at AutoRek, will discuss safeguarding reconciliation concepts, record-keeping practices, governance, and reporting requirements. Join us at our upcoming webinar, where well unpack these key themes and share insights on the future of the payments industry.

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When do crypto firms need additional EU licences for stablecoin transfers? EBA issues guidance on the interplay between PSD2 and MiCA

The Payments Association

Supervisory priorities and de-prioritised areas The EBA recommends that NCAs: Prioritise the enforcement of: strong customer authentication (SCA) requirements for access to custodial wallets and EMT transfers; fraud reporting requirements; prudential requirements, including cumulative initial capital and own funds requirements for CASPs that are also (..)

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EBA consults with PSPs on fraud reporting requirements under PSD2

The Paypers

(The Paypers) The European Banking Authority (EBA) has launched a public consultation on fraud reporting requirements under the revised PSD2.

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Sustainable payments: Innovating for our financial ecosystem

The Payments Association

Regulatory pressure and ESG standards: As many countries move toward stricter reporting requirements and ESG standards, sustainable payments are becoming a regulatory necessity rather than a voluntary effort.

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EBA publishes No Action letter on interaction between MiCA and PSD2

The Payments Association

Applicable PSD2 requirements The EBA recommends that NCAs apply both MiCA and PSD2 initial capital and own funds requirements on a cumulative basis to firms that are dual authorised to provide EMT-related services, and prioritise other PSD2 requirements, such as strong customer authentication (SCA) and payment fraud reporting requirements.

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Top regulatory priorities for the payments sector

The Payments Association

Firms should be prepared for more onerous record-keeping and reporting requirements and factor in the costs of additional compliance obligations, including holding client funds under statutory trust.