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Banks look to fintechs to stave off threat from Big Tech

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In the US, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau published a proposed rule that would see non-bank financial companies that handle more than five million transactions per year face the same rules as large banks and credit unions.

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Understanding the FCA’s proposed updates to the Financial Crime Guide

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The aim is to increase the obligation on firms to identify and block financial transactions that may breach international sanctions. This includes references to the travel rule and updates to sections on risk assessment and fraud.

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UK Lawsuit Against Mastercard Gains Court Support

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A consumer lawsuit against Mastercard in the U.K. got approval to move forward after a court reversed a ruling by the Competition Appeal Tribunal. Court of Appeal rejected the tribunal’s ruling from 2017, which had blocked the claimants from pursuing the case led by Walter Merricks, the former financial ombudsman.

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PSR publishes Annual Plan for 2024/25

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Protecting people now and in the future The PSR’s ground-breaking reimbursement rules for Authorised Push Payment (APP) fraud take effect from 7 October this year. We’re going from putting in place building blocks for an ambitious and transformative future, to making good on those ambitions.

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As Apple Enters Open Banking a Dangerous Paradox Comes to Light

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Thus, they write the rules for whatever happens on your phone and they can restrict any app’s access to the hardware at will. Apple will block their payment feature from accessing the phone’s NFC chip, i.e. the chip that enables the phone to talk to the payment terminal. Apple and Google share a duopoly on mobile operating systems.

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From PSD2 to PSD3 and PSR – European Parliament sets out its vision on the future of payments

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Indeed, the corridors of the European Parliament have been buzzing with both political and technical negotiations on amendments to the Commission’s proposals, whether by adding more stringent transparency requirements on elements such as currency exchange rates or adding new robust consumer protection safeguards.

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Finance Ministers Decide Digital Currencies Too Risky For EU

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The EU and the European Commission also said that they were ready to “take all necessary measures to ensure appropriate standards of consumer protection and orderly monetary financial conditions.”. The decision aligns with the bloc’s strict stance on Libra.