The Global Forum on Remittances and Development (GFRD) 2015 will be held in Milan on 16-19 June at the Centro Congressi Stella Polare, in conjunction with the Universal Exposition EXPO2015 – Feeding the Planet, Energy for Life. The GFRD is organized by the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), the World Bank and the European [...]

EPIF is delighted to be a media partner for the 15th Annual Nordic Card Market Conference. This two day conference brings together players from across the industry to discuss the how to navigate the changing landscape in the cards market as well as the latest developments in innovative payments. The full programme can be found here.

As new forms of terrorism emerge globally, from terrorist proto-states to lone actors, the need to strengthen measures to counter the financing of terrorism is increasing. The Chatham House Countering Terrorist Financing conference will assess the most effective tools and strategies for disrupting terror funding networks and how public and private actors can implement them, with expert insights from policy-makers, international organizations, financial institutions and businesses.

EPIFis deligted to be hosting a panel on Blockchain on 15th March in Brussels.

EPIF is deligthed to be histing its First Annual Public Workshop on 9th November in Brussels. The EPIF half day workshop would aim to bring together up to 100 participants from the membership, potential members, EU policy makers and other important stakeholders to EPIF, such as merchants, corporates, consumers and other representatives of the payment sector.

We are delighted to inform you that the Early Bird registration for the EPIF 3rd Annual Workshop is now open. EPIF’s 3rd Annual Workshop on “European Payments: Driving the Next Technology Revolution”, will take place on 21 November 2018 and will bring together up to 150 participants from our membership, key EU policy-makers and other important stakeholders in the payments sector. This year, we have a full-day workshop focusing on those issues keeping the payments industry busy, including the future of payments, standard setting and access to payment infrastructure, the interaction between key pieces of data policy for the payments sector and the inter-relation between the GDPR and the PSD2. The workshop will take place at: Rue de la Science 14B, 1040 Brussels, Belgium.