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EBA FinTech Roadmap.pdf
Approach to financial technology (Fintech)
EBA publishes its Roadmap on FinTech
The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today a FinTech Roadmap setting out its priorities for 2018/2019. The Roadmap also sets out the establishment of a FinTech Knowledge Hub to enhance knowledge sharing and foster technological neutrality in regulatory and supervisory approaches.
Joint ESAs Warning on Virtual Currencies_SK.pdf
Joint ESAs Warning on Virtual Currencies_HR.pdf
Joint ESAs Warning on Virtual Currencies_IT.pdf
Joint ESAs Warning on Virtual Currencies_HU.pdf
Joint ESAs Warning on Virtual Currencies_RO.pdf
Joint ESAs Warning on Virtual Currencies_PT.pdf
Joint ESAs Warning on Virtual Currencies_LV.pdf
Joint ESAs Warning on Virtual Currencies_SL.pdf
Joint ESAs Warning on Virtual Currencies_LT.pdf
Joint ESAs Warning on Virtual Currencies_SV.pdf
Joint ESAs Warning on Virtual Currencies_NL.pdf
Joint ESAs Warning on Virtual Currencies_PL.pdf
Joint ESAs Warning on Virtual Currencies_MT.pdf
EBA takes stock of lessons learned on financial education across the EU
The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today its first Report on financial education, covering the years 2017/18. The Report is based on a repository of more than 80 financial education initiatives carried out by the national authorities supervising banking products and services across the 28 EU Member States. The Report provides an opportunity for national authorities to share and compare experiences, and for other organisations and individuals interested in financial education to learn about, and possibly build on, the work carried out so far in this area and the lessons learned.
Joint ESAs Warning on Virtual Currencies.pdf
Joint ESAs Warning on Virtual Currencies
EBA publishes final draft technical standards on central contact points under PSD2
The European Banking Authority (EBA) published today its final draft Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) on Central Contact Points under the revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2). The RTS specify the criteria for determining when the appointment of a central contact point in a host Member State (MS) is appropriate and the functions that these contact points should fulfill. These RTS are in support of the objective of PSD2 of facilitating the supervision by competent authorities (CAs) of the networks of agents used by payment institutions (PIs) and electronic money institutions (EMIs) for providing cross-border payment services under the right of establishment.