Tag: fca
Chase bans crypto payments for UK customers
Chase has cited the elevation of fraud threats as its reason for no longer accepting or engaging with crypto payments in the UK.
As the...
FCA and PRA give green light on Adyen’s UK banking authorisation
Financial technology provider Adyen has been granted a bank operating licence in the UK.
Given by the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) and the Financial Conduct...
Tink: How VRPs can help navigate the economic storm
Andrew Boyajian, Head of Variable Recurring Payments at Tink, shares his thoughts on the role of VRPs and why they can be a pivotal...
CryptoUK: FCA’s regulations must avoid ‘disproportionately restrictive barriers’
Under new FCA rules, crypto firms will have to change their approach to marketing as the body looks to ensure that consumers have knowledge...
Digesting the Digits – Elon Musk, Cubo and new senior hires...
Number crunching is a key component of the payment industry, with digits being scattered across the sector’s key stories.
Each week, Payment Expert digests these...
FCA and PSR select two new officers to strengthen UK’s financial...
Two new executive figureheads have been appointed to the FCA and PSR Boards as the UK looks to strengthen its financial regulations.
Margaret Obi and...
Payment companies need stringent approach to regulation following FCA open letter
After an open letter from the FCA took aim at 300 payment companies over ‘unacceptable risks’ being taken, UK payment firms have been urged...
UK BNPL sector set for enhanced regulatory framework
The UK Government has laid out plans for an overhaul of the way the Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) sector is regulated in the...
Hidden Road continues growth with FCA registration
Hidden Road, the global credit network for institutional investors, has announced that its UK entity has been granted registration as a digital asset firm...
Open Banking on the cusp of ‘golden opportunity’
As we approach the new year, the UK government has a ‘golden opportunity’ to grow the potential of Open Banking.
It comes as the HM...
