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THOUGHT LEADERSHIP

Displaying Thought Leadership item(s) associated with lawyer Amy Smyth

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- October 10, 2019
  
  Bank of England Seeks Further Feedback on Migration to Standard Payments Messaging
  
  The BoE is seeking feedback on the Introductory Phase of the ISO 20022 migration, that will create a common language for payments data globally.
  
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- October 08, 2019
  
  Big-Ticket Fines and Veil-Piercing Cases Raise Portfolio Company Liability Risks for PE Parents
  
  How can private equity firms identify and mitigate inherited liability risk from vulnerable portfolio companies?
  
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- October 02, 2019
  
  PSD2 & Brexit: EU Card Issuers Must Apply SCA to UK Website Purchases Post-Brexit
  
  European Commission confirms SCA measures should apply to EU consumers purchasing from UK websites in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
  
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- September 02, 2019
  
  How Are European Supervisory Authorities Exercising Cooperation and Consistency In Practice?
  
  Recent action by the Hamburg authority may present implications for companies regulated by a lead data protection supervisory authority in Europe.
  
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- August 23, 2019
  
  Readiness for PSD2: APIs Fall Short, but More Time for SCA
  
  While the payments industry scrambles to meet new standards for APIs, the FCA grants an extension for SCA compliance.
  
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- August 13, 2019
  
  Post-Brexit Implications for NIS Representative Requirements
  
  UK confirms reciprocal requirements for digital services providers to appoint UK representatives for NIS purposes, following Brexit.
  
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