UK Finance response to Federation of Small Businesses’s recommendations for regulating and supervising bank and non-bank payment service providers offering cross-border payment services

UK Finance welcomes the FSB’s considerations to strengthen consistency in the regulation and supervision of banks and non-bank PSPs in providing cross-border payment services, in a way proportionate to the risks associated with such activities.

UK Finance response to Federation of Small Businesses’s recommendations for regulating and supervising bank and non-bank payment service providers offering cross-border payment services

26.09.24

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