Titlebook: Electronic Payments in the European Market; Creating a Level Pla Jan A. Jans Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), und

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Metaphysik der NaturwissenschaftBanks could participate in the ecosystem of Payments in the European Union. The absence of a clear and harmonised legislative framework for the European Payments market often resulted in Non-Banks encountering disproportionate requirements when trying to offer their Payment related services as a ban

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Metaphysik des Ausgeschlossenen in order to be involved in the offering and processing of electronic payments (Payments). Given that the business model of payment institutions (PIs) and electronic money institutions (EMIs) is very different from banks (e.g., PIs and EMIs do not attract repayable funds from the public), a level pl

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Metaplectic Groups and Segal Algebrasrisks are an increasing concern for PSPs for a number of reasons. First, the ever-increasing technological complexity of new electronic payment (Payment) products, such as the open banking products that were launched under PSD2 (i.e., products/services that qualify as account information services an

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Fernanda Salvato,Manuel Kleinerto have complete confidence in the correct and timely execution of authorised Payments. Because the execution of Payments often requires the involvement of multiple PSPs, every participant in the payment chain has a responsibility to safeguard its own part of the execution process. It is therefore e

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Testing Metareasoning Policies,e beneficiary. Banks traditionally play a key role in this regard as they developed the first infrastructures for the clearing and settlement of Payments, whereby Payments were initially settled using correspondent banking arrangements. Nowadays, payment systems are responsible for the clearing and

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Yorck P. von Borcke,Nikola Plohregulatory framework that contributes to the establishment of a level playing field between banks and non-banks. In this regard, the following elements of the European legislative framework are considered to be of particular relevance: (i) market access requirements for non-banks; (ii) the security o

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