Study Recommends Commission Go Slow On Interchange
A landmark study has recommended that the European Commission stop short of major changes to …
EU Court Advised To Fine Ireland And Romania For 4th AMLD Failings
The EU’s top court has been advised to impose millions of euros in fines on …
Lawmakers Pressure UK Government To Reverse ATM Interchange Cuts
The UK government will announce legislative measures forcing financial institutions to protect access to cash …
Payment Firms Face New Reporting Requirements Under ECB Plans
The European Central Bank (ECB) is planning to demand more detailed fraud statistics from payment …
Merchants File New Lawsuit Over Mastercard, Visa Swipe Fees
A group of merchants that opted out of the $6.2bn settlement of a long-running antitrust …
Let The Sun Shine On Scheme Fees, Aussie Central Bank Told
Australia’s central bank has been called on to force international card networks Mastercard and Visa …
U.S. Regulator Promises To Chase Foreign Payment Firms Aiding Fraudsters
Overseas payment providers that plead ignorance of scams perpetrated by their merchants will not get …
FCA Warns Of Repercussions 'Soon' If Strong Authentication Progress Stalls
The UK’s financial regulator will take enforcement action against firms that miss milestones for implementing …
Mastercard Latest to Vault China's Great Licensing Wall
Mastercard has become the latest global payments company to win regulatory approval to enter China’s …