Comment: Is uncertainty causing a halt to payments progress?
To what extent are the political uncertainties and technological disruptions causing companies to stall payments initiatives? Read more ...

Brexit: The most viable options if firms lose passporting rights
The six most suitable markets for PSPs to relocate to Read more ...

Brexit: Financial firms more likely to relocate outside EU than inside
Transitional period clarity vital to avoid ‘cliff edge' moment for financial services
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PSD2 or Open Banking API or both
Lawyer explains the implications post-Brexit Read more ...

Brexit opinion: The options for PSD2 in the UK
The UK has three options regarding Brexit and the EU’s second Payments Services Directive

The views of EPC chairman Javier Santamaria and legal expert Chris Finney. Read more ...

Brexit uncertainty ‘silently killing' UK tech
Question mark over future of half country’s talent Read more ...

Brexit: Financial services needs “more than 2 years”
FS bosses warn MPs committee against accelerated exit process
Bank of England names Brexit co-ordinator for financial services Read more ...

Brexit “no impact” on credit card use
Numbers of purchases actually increases Read more ...

Revolut using Brexit as opportunity
Company raises £6.75m Read more ...

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Payments professionals helped to look on the bright side
EPA to lobby government to protect vibrant industry Read more ...

EPA moves swiftly to support payments business
Legal helpdesk staffed by top lawyers Read more ...

Brexit Friday
There is seemingly no end to the twists and turns of the UK Brexit vote, and after a week of uncertainty the payments industry is no nearer to achieving clarity on what it will mean, especially for cross border business. Here are some of the problem areas. Read more ...

Brexit – Wednesday
Calm returning as people "get on with it"

When the going gets tough, the ingenious resort to humour and Twitter is perfect for Brexit one liners.
There have been some hilarious quips and it is not surprising. Read more ...

Waking up to post-Brexit Monday

Passporting, PSD2 and Interchange top payments discussion list

The UK is still reeling in shock after the unexpected vote to leave the European Union, but as payments professionals pick themselves up and return to business this morning, it is time to consider the most pressing areas of concern.

Payments players polarised on Brexit
PSD2 and IFR would still impact an 'independent' UK Read more ...

Comment: Is uncertainty causing a halt to payments progress?
To what extent are the political uncertainties and technological disruptions causing companies to stall payments initiatives? Read more ...

Brexit: The most viable options if firms lose passporting rights
The six most suitable markets for PSPs to relocate to Read more ...

Brexit: Financial firms more likely to relocate outside EU than inside
Transitional period clarity vital to avoid ‘cliff edge' moment for financial services
Read more ...

PSD2 or Open Banking API or both
Lawyer explains the implications post-Brexit Read more ...

Brexit opinion: The options for PSD2 in the UK
The UK has three options regarding Brexit and the EU’s second Payments Services Directive

The views of EPC chairman Javier Santamaria and legal expert Chris Finney. Read more ...

Brexit uncertainty ‘silently killing' UK tech
Question mark over future of half country’s talent Read more ...

Brexit: Financial services needs “more than 2 years”
FS bosses warn MPs committee against accelerated exit process
Bank of England names Brexit co-ordinator for financial services Read more ...

Brexit “no impact” on credit card use
Numbers of purchases actually increases Read more ...

Revolut using Brexit as opportunity
Company raises £6.75m Read more ...

Free article:
Payments professionals helped to look on the bright side
EPA to lobby government to protect vibrant industry Read more ...

EPA moves swiftly to support payments business
Legal helpdesk staffed by top lawyers Read more ...

Brexit Friday
There is seemingly no end to the twists and turns of the UK Brexit vote, and after a week of uncertainty the payments industry is no nearer to achieving clarity on what it will mean, especially for cross border business. Here are some of the problem areas. Read more ...

Brexit – Wednesday
Calm returning as people "get on with it"

When the going gets tough, the ingenious resort to humour and Twitter is perfect for Brexit one liners.
There have been some hilarious quips and it is not surprising. Read more ...

Waking up to post-Brexit Monday

Passporting, PSD2 and Interchange top payments discussion list

The UK is still reeling in shock after the unexpected vote to leave the European Union, but as payments professionals pick themselves up and return to business this morning, it is time to consider the most pressing areas of concern.

Payments players polarised on Brexit
PSD2 and IFR would still impact an 'independent' UK Read more ...