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What banks need to know to prepare for the impacts of the FiDA regulation

Christopher Schmitz 12 Dec 2024
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Major transformation is underway in the European payments industry, with EU regulators rolling out a series of measures designed to enhance consumer protection, increase choice and provide greater control over financial transactions. The EU Payments Package, which includes initiatives such as Payment Services Directive (PSD3), the Payment Services Regulation (PSR) and Financial Data Access (FIDA), is set to significantly impact banks, payment service providers and other financial institutions. These entities must navigate the complexities of the new regulations, understand their effects on business models, and make strategic investments to ensure compliance.

Preparing for the EU payments services regulations

Gain insights into the EU's comprehensive payments regulations and their expected impact on the banking and payment services industry. Learn about the key regulations, compliance challenges, and strategic opportunities for innovation and customer engagement.

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How European banks compare on readiness for EU payments regulations 

Facing EU financial regulation changes for PSR, PSD3 and FIDA, banks must enhance data sharing, compliance, and adopt faster payment methods. Learn more.

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Why FiDA will unleash change across European financial services

Discover how the FiDA data regulation will transform financial services across Europe by 2027, and why firms must address new data-sharing rules.

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How banks can prepare for the digital euro using four hypotheses

Explore how banks can prepare for the digital euro with strategic insights and key steps for successful integration by 2028. Gain a competitive advantage.

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How PSD3 and PSR will shape trends in EU financial services

Explore impacts of the PSD3 and PSR on EU financial services on compliance and opportunities.

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    PSD3 and PSR: uniform rules for enhanced protection

    Unveiling PSD3 and PSR updates for elevating payments security. Learn more about our analysis and strategic approach.

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    Europe’s instant payments integration

    What banks and payment service providers need to do now to comply in time.

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    The team

    Susan Barton

    Director, Financial Services, EY Advisory S.p.A
    Working across borders. Forward thinker. Driver of growth. Multicultural and multilingual. Traveler.
    Milano, ITA

    Christopher Schmitz

    EY EMEIA FinTech Leader, EY EMEIA Strategy and Transactions Innovation Leader, Ernst & Young GmbH Germany Financial Services Innovation Leader
    Strategic advisor in digital transformation and innovation. Connects start-ups and investors. Family person. Wedding and portrait photographer. Passionate coffee roaster. Argentine Tango dancer.
    Eschborn/Frankfurt (Main), DEU

    Dr. Jan Rosam

    EY Germany Financial Services Technology Consulting Leader
    Transformation and technology leader for financial service clients. Passionate about emerging technologies, capital markets, coding and math. Father of two.
    Eschborn/Frankfurt (Main), DEU

    Clément Robert

    Senior Manager, Banking Regulatory Compliance, Ernst & Young Business Advisory Services
    Senior Manager active in payments and sustainability. Strong experience in private banking and fintech. Passionate about sailing and wine.
    Luxembourg, LUX

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