The EMA submitted a response to the OECD consultation input on new tax transparency framework for crypto-assets (CARF) and amendments to the Common Reporting Standard (CRS) to include e-money.
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Electronic Money Association
The Electronic Money Association is the European trade body for electronic money issuers and payment institutions.
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We are asking the co-legislators to keep the use of e-money gift cards and vouchers and abstain from introducing mandatory customer identification for such products in the proposed Anti-Money Laundering Regulation.
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The EMA co-signed an industry statement on the AMLR trilogue negotiations, calling on the co-legislators to ensure a level playing field amongst all fintech providers when it comes to their obligations to perform CDD on their customers. https://e-ma.org/publications/consultations/joint-eu-fintech-industry-statement-on-amlr-trilogues-make-or-break-time-for-pisps
What are the main issues relating to the cryptocurrency industry and #ESG? Our new report in partnership with @Clifford_Chance provides an overview of why it is important and where progress can be made. https://bit.ly/3AWGfkN
The EMA co-signed a joint industry Call to Action to safeguard the Customer Due Diligence exemption for low-risk, low-value e-money products in the upcoming AML Regulation. https://e-ma.org/publications/consultations/joint-industry-call-to-action-on-cdd-exemption
The EMA co-signed an industry letter to the European Commission on amending the Settlement Finality Directive alongside the implementation of the SCT Inst legislation and thus creating a true level playing field for all actors in the field of payments.
https://e-ma.org/publications/consultations/joint-industry-letter-on-amending-the-settlement-finality-directive-alongside-the-implementation-of-the-sct-inst-legislation
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