Single european payment area (sepa)
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European Commission proposes deadlines for national credit and debit transfers to migrate to Sepa system; move could divide stakeholders
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European Payments Council chair slams European Commission's willingness to allow operation of multiple, national Sepa schemes; says plan would thwart aims of Sepa
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Systemically important payment systems get a "pass" mark but are asked to focus on crisis communication
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Comments released by the European Commission show that European institutions and banking associations disagree over Sepa proposals to seperate end dates
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LONDON – November 2 marked the deadline for the launch of the Single Euro Payments Area (Sepa) for direct debits. But the scheme, ostensibly designed to harmonise payments throughout the European Union's single market, has been slow to take off. Evidence...
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LONDON – Only weeks before Europe’s Payment Services Directive (PSD) is due to be implemented by member states, initiation of the Single Euro Payments Area (Sepa) is in trouble, according to research by the Financial Services Club. The PSD is due...
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Europe's banks face operational risks and compliance headaches as the European Commission mulls over end-dates for Sepa migration
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The ECB says some aspects Single Euro Payments Area initiative need more work
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A new study finds delays, confusion and national disparities could put Sepa progress into reverse
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The EC and ECB have conceded to allow “transitional” fees for Sepa direct debits
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