How is coronavirus affecting regulation in the payments industry?
By Paul Anning, partner, Osborne Clarke The UK’s financial services regulators, industry bodies and market participants all have a part to play ... read more
By Paul Anning, partner, Osborne Clarke The UK’s financial services regulators, industry bodies and market participants all have a part to play ... read more
By James Buckley, head of Finacle Europe A research report on Open Banking in the UK says that the use of APIs ... read more
By Jeremy Dyball, head of commercial, payments, Amadeus Just a few years ago it was customary to pay for travel with cards, ... read more
There is no excuse for airlines not to have their core strong customer authentication (SCA) technology in place in 15 months, says ... read more
By Nash Riggins The EU’s sweeping Payments Services Directive and the meteoric rise of open banking have created enormous potential for enterprising ... read more
In a speech at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City on August 5, Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard outlined plans to ... read more
Participants across the payments supply chain are overwhelmed with Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) provisions under Europe’s second Payment Services Directive (PSD2), according ... read more
A senior payment professional has revealed that Open Banking, GDPR and 3D Secure 2.0 dominate client conversations while Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) is not a priority despite the deadline for compliance fast approaching.
Applying Europe’s revised Payment Service Directive (PSD2) and Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) is a challenge for sectors that don’t work exclusively in ... read more
The UK’s deadline for banks and payments providers to offer full test environments of the live infrastructure under the Strong Consumer Authentication ... read more