The EMA frequently responds to government and European consultations on regulation that impacts the e-money and payment services industry. Sometimes, we also express our views on issues that are raised in the public domain where we feel it is important to provide an industry input.
Our publications reflect the views of the EMA as whole; individual members’ views may vary from time to time. The public consultation responses are listed below. For further information on these positions, please contact us.
The EMA responded to the OBIE consultation on TPP Guidelines.
EMA response to OBIE TPP Guidelines – 2021 Read More »
The EMA submitted a response to the European Commission Consultation on a Proposal for a Directive (COM 2020) 596 to address the impact of the proposal for a regulation on digital operational resilience for the financial sector (DORA) on EU Directives.
EMA response to EC Consultation on draft Directive for Digital Operational Resilience Read More »
The EMA responded to the Payment Systems Regulator (PSR) CP21/2 – Consultation on delivery and regulation of the New Payments Architecture, questions 7-14.
EMA response to PSR CP 21/2 on Competition and Pricing of the NPA Q7-14 Read More »
The EMA submitted a response to the FCA CP21/3: Changes to the SCA-RTS and to the guidance in ‘Payment Services and Electronic Money – Our Approach’ and the Perimeter Guidance Manual.
EMA response to FCA CP 21/3 on Changes to the Approach Document, RTS and PERG Read More »
The EMA submitted a response to the Central Bank of Ireland Strategic Plan 2022-2024.
EMA response to the Central Bank of Ireland on the Strategic Plan 2022 – 2024 Read More »
The EMA sent a letter to the Lithuanian Ministry of Finance regarding FATCA and CRS.
The EMA would like to raise three issues of concern in relation to implementation of the CRS and FATCA in Lithuania, specifically the scope of the law as it applies to Electronic Money Institutions (“EMIs”), Payment Institutions (“PIs”), and electronic money (“e-money”) and unregulated payment products issued by Credit Institutions (“CIs”), which we consider to be out of scope of the CRS and FATCA.
EMA letter to Lithuanian Ministry of Finance regarding FATCA and CRS Read More »
