Publications and events

EMA response on FSB recommendations for data flows in cross-border payments

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Open Letter from Electronic Money Association to Chancellor Rachel Reeves on APP Scams Reimbursement deadline

The Electronic Money Association (EMA) sent a letter to Chancellor Reeves outlining our concerns regarding the implementation of the Authorised Push Payment (APP) mandatory reimbursement scheme. We have also written to the Economic Secretary to the Treasury.

As the EU trade body representing electronic money issuers and alternative payment service providers, we have highlighted several critical issues that need addressing before the scheme’s full implementation. These include concerns about the financial burden on smaller Payment Service Providers (PSPs), potential delays in system readiness, and the need to reconsider the maximum claims threshold.

We believe these matters are crucial for ensuring the scheme’s success and alignment with the broader goals of economic growth and innovation. We would very much appreciate the opportunity to discuss these concerns in further detail and explore potential solutions that could benefit both consumers and the payments industry.

Read EMA’s full letter here

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EMA conference 2025

Join us in Brussels on 27 January 2025 at the Renaissance Marriott Hotel for a full-day event dedicated to exploring the rapid transformation, growth drivers, and emerging regulatory challenges for digital payments, e-money, and crypto payments.

Date27 January 2025
LocationRenaissance Marriott Hotel, Rue de Parnasse 19, 1050, Brussels
FormatIn-person only
DurationFull-day event

Join industry leaders, regulators, and experts as we delve into the key issues shaping the future of digital payments.

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