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PSD2 and the payments ecosystem metamorphosis: How banks can save the banks

PSD2 and the payments ecosystem metamorphosis: How banks can save the banks

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With the activation of PSD2 regulation beginning in January 2018 for all EU countries, third parties will get access to financial data of banking customers under the condition that those customers gave their explicit consent.

 While this new legislation will open up the payment space for new Third Party Providers (TPPs) such as Payment Initiation Service Providers (PISPs) and Account Information Service Providers (AISPs), and as such create an increased competition for payments services traditionally offered by banks, PSD2 will also create new opportunities for corporates and retailers.

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