EPIF is delighted to share with you a White Paper produced by Elavon UK. "Embracing the Economy of Things" This White Paper is about how "Internet of Things" will shape the ways business buy and sell.
The European Payment Institutions Federation is pleased to share its responses to the EBA Consultation on the RTS on Strong Customer Authentication and Secure Communication under PSD2.
EPIF is glad to share with you an informative leaflet on the contactless payment solutions and their use prepared by the EPC.
The European Payment Institutions Federation is pleased to share its responses to the EBA discussion paper on innovative uses of consumer data by financial institutions.
EPIF is pleased to share its position paper on the EBA Guidelines on PI Insurance for PSPS’. There appears an over-reliance on insurance to underpin the new TPP market. This appears to be the assumed solution even in the title of the ‘Guidelines on Professional Indemnity (PI) insurance for PSPs’. This is unfortunate since there is no such [...]
VocaLink, an EPIFobserver, has published a White Paper on Instant Payments. The White Paper explores what will happen to SEPA after Instant Payments becomes a reality. It considers how Instant Payments may eventually become the "new normal! for Europe or "SEPA 2.0", how this convergence to SCT Inst will affect the stakeholders and what levers [...]
EPIF welcomes the publication of the EBA’s Consultation Paper on Draft Regulatory Standards on separation of payment card schemes and processing entities: a common feature of our membership is a dependence upon fair access to domestic and international payment schemes/networks; domestic interbank settlement systems and bank accounts. Therefore we have a special interest in the proposed split of schemes’ [...]
EPIF is glad to share its response to the consultation on the Green Paper on Retail Financial Services. EPIF strongly supports a single market in payments although the diverse business models of payment institutions needs to be taken into account also from a regualtory perspective.
The European Payment Institutions Federation is pleased to share its responses to the EBA consultation on Regulatory Technical Standards on passporting under the PSD2. EPIF suggests that Host State competent authorities should provide reference to applicable main regulations and reporting requirements for Payment Insitutions using their passporting rights in the Host Country. EPIF strongly suggest no [...]
EPIF welcomes the publication of the EBA’s Discussion Paper on strong authentication as part of the RTS for the revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2). We also welcome its focus on enhancing consumer protection, promoting innovation and improving the security of payment services across the European Union.