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Chargeback Rules: What Laws & Regulations Govern the Dispute Process?

Fi911

We’re going to break down some of the most important chargeback rules, including fees, time limits, and reason codes. We will provide insight into how these regulations differ between card schemes, and help financial institutions to better understand the dispute process from all sides. What Laws Govern Chargebacks in the US?

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Navigating the maze: Simplifying global regulations in application-to-person communications

The Payments Association

Compliance in payment communications is essential for trust and security; AI-driven solutions and customised frameworks help businesses meet regional regulations, ensuring secure global operations. Ensuring that communications comply with global regulations is essential for protecting a business’s reputation and operations.

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How do Regulations Make the World of Alternative Investment More Secure?

The Fintech Times

Where there is a drastic change in the value of something, the risks involved become much greater, so we reached out to industry experts to find out how regulations and regulators have played a role in ensuring alternative investing is secure. However, they can often be restricted in this regard due to strict regulations.

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It’s About the Government

Innovative Payments Association

With the election around the corner, p olitics dominates conversations and news cycles, but government is more important for the IPA and its members. Government is about creating, understanding, and implementing policies. For trade associations like the IPA, the important work happens on the government side. E lections matter.

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New Operational Resilience Rules for Critical Third Parties to come into force on 1st Jan 2025

Neopay

The Bank of England, Prudential Regulation Authority and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) have issued a joint Policy Statement on the new Operational Resilience Rules for Critical Third Parties (CTPs) that will come into force on 1 st Jan 2025. CTP Fundamental Rule 3: A critical third party must act in a prudent manner.

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UK Financial Conduct Authority plans to reform safeguarding rules for e-money and payment institutions

The Payments Association

On 25 September 2024, the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published its long-awaited Consultation Paper (CP24/20) setting out proposed changes to the safeguarding rules applicable to electronic money institutions (EMIs) and payment institutions (PIs) (together, payments firms). See our previous Sidley Update on that review.

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When Will The US Open Banking Rule Come Into Force? 

Open Banking Excellence

Your guide to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's (CFPB) imminent proposals for a new regulatory framework governing “Personal Financial Data Rights” The US will propose a new “Open Banking Rule” this year which will set the foundations for an ecosystem with the potential to become the largest in the world.