Brexit

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GDPR: EU set to ensure free data flow with UK

The European Commission is set to continue letting personal data flow freely between the EU and the UK post Brexit, ensuring a smooth transition for sectors that transfer banking information across the channel.

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Mollie expands focus to help UK merchants selling in to the EU

Mollie, one of the fastest-growing payment service providers in Europe, has expanded to support UK merchants looking to grow into Europe.

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UK customers facing iban discrimination on EU payments

Starling Bank says that some companies across the EU are refusing to accept payments from UK euro account holders because the international bank account number (iban) contains the country code 'GB'.

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Mastercard hikes interchange fees for UK online purchases from the EU

Mastercard has imposed a five-fold increase on credit card interchange fees charged for UK online purchases from the EU, following Britain's withdrawal from the European Union.

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Banks push for UK to increase contactless limit to £100

In the wake of Brexit, banks are pushing the UK government to increase the contactless payments limit to £100, breaking with an EU cap of £45.

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Monex Europe opens office in Luxembourg in response to Brexit risks

In response to the risks posed by Brexit, FX specialist Monex Europe opens a new office in Luxembourg.

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Bank of England warns of Brexit payment disruption

The Bank of England has warned that there could be some disruption to the processing of payments for consumers and businesses at the end of the Brexit transition period.

/retail

UK govt programme looks to connect global banks with British fintechs

The UK government has launched a global partnerships programme designed to help international financial institutions access British fintech.

/people

Dr Ruth Wandhöfer to chair PSR panel through Covid-19 recovery, Brexit and BoE RTGS renewal

Dr Ruth Wandhöfer has been appointed chair of the Payment Systems Regulator (PSR) panel amid the regulator’s increased relevance as a policy strategist between a diverse group of banks, payment service providers, fintech firms and consumer groups as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

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CBA granted license for Dutch subsidiary

From next year, Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) will be able to grant its clients better access to European markets from its newly-licensed Dutch subsidiary, Commonwealth Bank of Australia (Europe) N.V.

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Barclays issues scams warning to businesses ahead of the end of the Brexit transition

New data from Barclays released today reveals that there has been a 20 per cent surge in business scams in the past five months, with thousands of SMEs across the UK falling victim to highly sophisticated and targeted scam tactics.

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Turquoise set for European go live

Ahead of the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union (EU), Turquoise continues to make all necessary preparations to ensure adequate contingency arrangements are in place.

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SumUp obtains e-money licence from the Central Bank of Ireland

Global payments service provider SumUp (www.sumup.ie) today confirms it has received a new e-money licence from the Central Bank of Ireland, the country's financial services regulator.

/markets

Freetrade to launch commission-free investment app in Sweden

Freetrade, the commission-free investment platform, today announces that it will launch in Sweden.

/payments

Contis migrates one million accounts to European data centre in Brexit-proofing move

Leading European payments provider, Contis, this week cast a big vote for Europe by successfully migrating its data centres from the USA.

/regulation

FCA changes Open Banking ID requirements for life after Brexit

In a bid to limit the risk of disruption to open banking services after Brexit, fhe FCA is to permit UK-based third-party providers (TPPs) to use an alternative to eIDAS certificates to access customer account information from account providers, or initiate payments.

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Curve Brexit-proofs EU future with Lithuanian outpost

Banking platform Curve has announced the establishment of a subsidiary in Lithuania.

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Which? calls for post-Brexit rule change to protect victims of APP fraud

Consumer group Which? is urging the UK Government to introduce a post-Brexit rule change that would force banks to reimburse victims of authorised push payment fraud.

/covid-19

Look beyond London for the UK fintechs that will lead post-Covid recovery

Echoing Prime Minister’s Boris Johnson pledge to 'double down on levelling up' the UK economy, Citi Bank’s Tony McLaughlin believes the country can become an even more friendly environment for fintech and should be looking outside “a small perimeter around Old Street”.

/retail

Citing Brexit and Covid, Holvi pulls out of the UK

Holvi, the BBVA-backed fintech offering banking accounts for sole traders and small businesses, is pulling out of the UK just six months after launch.