Central Bank of Ireland proposes minimum knowledge requirements for credit union workers
The reforms will take effect from 1 October 2024 and will incur a four year transition period.
The reforms will take effect from 1 October 2024 and will incur a four year transition period.
The project was completed between BIS, Banque de France, MAS and the Swiss National Bank.
Raisin claims to have experienced a “steep growth curve” amid interest rate hikes and a “savings rush”.
Lagarde has vowed to “address all the conspiracy theory that abounds” about the potential digital euro.
The launch arrives in tandem with the bank’s documentary trade suite, ABC Trade.
In this episode of the podcast, we’re joined by Andrea De Gottardo, CEO of UK digital bank Kroo.
Chai succeeds Ravi Menon as managing director, who only renewed his term in May.
Through the Programme, Mastercard aims to bring a “greater understanding” of the pros and cons of CBDCs.
The tech will enable users to converse with an AI system to initiate and complete transactions.
Issuers in Singapore will have to fulfil requirements to be recognised and labelled as “MAS-regulated stablecoins”.
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With the approval, TerraPay is now looking to expand within Italy and subsequently across the European Union.
The formation of the AGG will ensure that the digital pound can be “accelerated” if given the green light.
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The six-year partnership will see Fime help the central bank establish an independent payment infrastructure.
The clients will be able to access Iceberg Data Lab’s ESG dataset available via its impact calculation platform.
UAB TransferGo Lithuania has already submitted a plan to the central bank to remedy the deficiencies.
The pilot is expected to last for three months between selected merchants and government employees.
Görkem Köseoğlu is to assume the position of chief technology officer from 1 September 2023.
The US Federal Reserve has fined Credit Suisse $269 million, with the UK’s PRA issuing a further $119 million fine.
The PSR’s future direction on the NPA was outlined in its annual plan and budget for 2023/24.
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FedNow operates in parallel with the Federal Reserve’s existing payment services, Fedwire and FedACH.
The complaint was filed by a Mexican citizen in June, according to El Economista.
The framework comes a year after the FSB called for regulation of the crypto industry on an international level.
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The firm is setting up a new base in Luxembourg and will invest €200m in the country and across the wider EU.
The agreement was confirmed by the signing of a MoU in Phnom Penh, Cambodia’s capital city, this week.
Ant Group and its subsidiaries have received a penalty of $984.3m, and Tenpay has been slapped a fine of $413m.
The layer will maintain user privacy and offer protection from fraudulent activity and money laundering.
The central bank says it took the decision due to “serious, systematic and multiple violations of legal acts”.
The SNB is set to launch a new wholesale CBDC pilot on the SIX digital exchange.
El Dimachki will join BIS from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the UK.
The central bank plans to test Ripple’s CBDC platform in a controlled environment.
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The PRA reportedly intended to issue a warning notice to Revolut over its balance sheet.
The acquisition will boost Regnology’s tech offering for regulators, central banks and statistical agencies.
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FedNow has the potential to drive innovation, broaden financial inclusion and improve cash flow.
Payments used to be a “dusty corner” in financial services but are now evolving at speed, Sir Jon Cunliffe says.