August 2024: Top five payments stories of the month
FinTech Futures takes a look back at five of the top payments stories in August.
FinTech Futures takes a look back at five of the top payments stories in August.
The public have until 31 October 2024 to submit feedback on the paper.
FinTech Futures takes a look back at five of the top fintech partnership stories of the month.
The initiative is scheduled to commence towards the end of 2024.
Responses to the consultation are being accepted until 29 May, ahead of applications for the DSS opening this summer.
The PRA says the fine is the second-largest issued by the regulator to date.
HM Treasury and the BoE have responded to a public consultation initially launched last February.
The regulators are accepting feedback and expect to publish final requirements by H2 2024.
With the licence, Elavon intends to offer authorisation, settlement, card machines, and banking services in the UK.
The formation of the AGG will ensure that the digital pound can be “accelerated” if given the green light.
The US Federal Reserve has fined Credit Suisse $269 million, with the UK’s PRA issuing a further $119 million fine.
Flaws in its US and European payment systems meant that some declined transactions were wrongly refunded.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
The layer will maintain user privacy and offer protection from fraudulent activity and money laundering.
The PRA reportedly intended to issue a warning notice to Revolut over its balance sheet.
Payments used to be a “dusty corner” in financial services but are now evolving at speed, Sir Jon Cunliffe says.
The Bank of England facilitated the deal over the weekend, in consultation with the Treasury.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
The Bank and HM Treasury plan to “accelerate” work on the technology and policy architecture for a digital pound.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
Paul has been at the central bank for 16 years and spent just over a year as head of the fintech hub.
The Economic Affairs Committee cited financial, privacy and data concerns over UK CBDC.
FinTech Futures takes a look back at some of the year’s seminal hires and appointments.
Following consultation and development phase, CBDC could launch in second half of this decade.
Panel says interoperability of CBDCs is necessary to avoid inefficiencies and poor outcomes.
The taskforce will now set out to identify the UK’s use cases for a CBDC.
Bailey did not disclose his hand in creating the Asset Protection Agency.
The EU granted the UK temporary equivalence last September for derivatives clearing.
Kafetz wants to “drive innovation in a more tangible way”.
A UK CBDC won’t happen anytime soon if the Bank of England takes an iterative approach.
UK’s Islamic finance sector welcomes ALF announcement from central bank.
Appvia wins selection process started in January 2020.
The central bank will run tests in early 2021.
Accenture comes out on top of a public procurement process.
British taxpayers have been paying off slave owners from 1833 to 2015.
It’s the largest sum the central bank has issued since the financial crisis.
The price on the US dollar liquidity swap arrangements will go down by 25 basis points.
Access to Cash Review calls for new laws to protect cash as the digital revolution advances.
AutoRek will provide a centralised platform across finance and operations for BoE’s reconciliation.
Regulator looking into benefits of SaaS and PaaS.