Fixing the safeguarding regime to keep the money safe
The message from the FCA was clear at fscom’s Payments Regulatory Outlook, as it has been for the previous number of years: keep the money
The message from the FCA was clear at fscom’s Payments Regulatory Outlook, as it has been for the previous number of years: keep the money
The Kalifa review, commissioned by the HMT sets out a strategic plan for the UK to remain a world class centre in fintech. Earlier this
Yesterday HM Treasury issued a consultation on a proposed special administration regime for insolvent payment and e-money institutions. Speed is clearly of the essence for
Safeguarding is an area that raises many points of debate and contention within the industry. And having assisted dozens of payment and e-money institutions with
The FCA has, yesterday, published temporary guidance for payment and e-money institutions on how to safeguard and manage their prudential risks. The guidance was consulted on in
Payment and e-money institutions have long called for clearer guidance on the FCA’s expectations of how they meet their obligation to protect customers’ funds. Friday week ago, the FCA
With my NICyber hat on last week I helped run a webinar about the new challenges facing us all in this new normal that we now find
Crown Currency Exchange, a business based in Cornwall that sold currency mainly to consumers for holiday spending but was also a small payment institution, collapsed
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is taking every opportunity to warn payment and e-money institutions over “unacceptable” practices in safeguarding client funds, as well as around risk
As we propel ourselves fully into 2020, we move forward from a formidable decade of regulatory reform in the financial services sector. The emergence of