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Dominique Dierks

Dominique Dierks Content Manager at Finextra

What is PSD3? An overview of changes and timelines

In June 2023, the European Commission announced plans to modernise the Payment Services Directive, ushering in the third Payment Services Directive (PSD3). The long-awaited proposal outlines changes designed to adapt the directive to developments in the European payments market and ongoing digitisation of payments. PSD3 will have a significant im...

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Chris Holmes

Chris Holmes Peer at House of Lords

How upcoming legislation will harness algorithms, AI, and big tech for public good

The fourth industrial revolution, as with the previous three, has ushered in an age of exciting new opportunities thanks to the digital tools and products now available to us, initiating innovation and making more choice and better services for consumers and citizens possible. These are all positive benefits that we should celebrate but as we desi...

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Níamh Curran

Níamh Curran Senior Reporter at Finextra

Labour’s Financial Services Review: Everything fintechs need to know

The UK’s Labour Party published its Financial Services Review this week and highlighted fintech as the future of financial services in the UK. The Review has been released ahead of a potential election later this year. The foreword of the report said: “We believe a strong financial services sector will drive investment in jobs and new industries....

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Madhvi Mavadiya

Madhvi Mavadiya Head of Content at Finextra

Fintech Regulation Update: Preparing for a sustainable Lunar New Year

Here’s the second edition of a new Finextra long read series summarising the latest regulatory updates impacting the financial services, technology or fintech industries, and how financial market participants should mind the gap between the regulations that have not fully caught up with the pace of innovation. Payments Lunar New Ye...

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Nicolas Stuckens

Nicolas Stuckens Head of ISO 20022 adoption and data quality at Swift

5 reasons why you should adopt ISO 20022 now

ISO 20022’s rich data is at the heart of achieving the industry’s ambition for instant and frictionless payments. It opens big benefits for firms that embrace the opportunity. Here are five reasons why you should adopt the standard today. ISO 20022 adoption marks a giant leap forward in the evolution of global payments. Its rich, structured data us...

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Madhvi Mavadiya

Madhvi Mavadiya Head of Content at Finextra

Fintech Regulation Update: Mind the gap ahead of 2024

Here’s the first edition of a new Finextra long read series summarising the latest regulatory updates impacting the financial services, technology or fintech industries, and how financial market participants should mind the gap between the regulations that have not fully caught up with the pace of innovation. Payments Payments s...

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Chris Holmes

Chris Holmes Peer at House of Lords

The transformative potential of the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill

If it’s all about the data, then the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill must matter, and it does. Having completed its initial Commons stages it will receive second reading in the House of Lords today (19th December 2023). I will be exploring the vast opportunities afforded by the bill – as well as questioning the government on some of t...

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Paige McNamee

Paige McNamee Senior Reporter at Finextra

Understanding the UK High Court’s AI patentability ‘Holy Grail’ ruling

The English High Court today handed down a decision which promises to shape the patentability of key aspects of AI technology. Overruling an earlier decision of the UK Patent Office (UKIPO), the High Court ruled that Emotional Perception AI Limited (EPAI), a subsidiary of AI Venture Studio Time Machine Capital Squared (TMC2), could patent a novel t...

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Dominique Dierks

Dominique Dierks Content Manager at Finextra

2023 APP fraud trends and changing liability at a glance

APP fraud has been an increasing concern for both banks and customers. While consumer education and fraud prevention are being prioritised by financial institutions, regulators have been looking at the question of liability. The new PSR directive on APP fraud reimbursements highlights a historic change in the way fraud liability is handled. This a...

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Paige McNamee

Paige McNamee Senior Reporter at Finextra

Understanding the EU’s DORA framework

The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) was designed to address the potential systemic and concentration risks faced by the financial services sector, due largely to its close reliance on third party providers (TPPs). DORA requires entities to follow and implement protection, detection, containment, recovery, and repair focused rules to prev...

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Dominique Dierks

Dominique Dierks Content Manager at Finextra

Understanding ISO 20022

Instant and cross border payments are high on the list of priorities for businesses and authorities worldwide, yet interoperability and integration between different clearing systems has been a challenge hindering meaningful progression. That’s why ISO 20022 will be a game changer once it becomes an official messaging standard. Yet for novices, t...

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Sehrish Alikhan

Sehrish Alikhan Reporter at Finextra

How net zero frameworks can be guided by national policy

ESG and broader financial sustainability efforts have been major industry trends in the financial services sector in the last few years, with an increasing number of financial institutions adapting to ESG standards and implementing sustainable objectives to maintain transparency and accountability as climate change continues to wreak havoc on the ...

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