Banks from nine EU countries have endorsed a note seeking clarification on the definition of e-money transactions and the related fraud reporting requirements issued by the European Banking Authority.

With the last educational event of 2019 drawing to a close, the EBA takes positive stock of its educational offerings.

Throughout the year, the EBA organised four educational events that attracted a total of 101 delegates: the Liquidity Management Seminar, the Summer School, the Global Seminar and the Winter School.

The EBA has been running its educational programme continuously since 2008. With an average class size between 25 and 40, the courses allow for interactive, hands-on group work. Presentations by the EBA faculty - senior experts from banks, universities, corporations, law firms, consultancies, or IT and infrastructure providers - provide the delegates with new insights into key business, technology and regulatory developments.

The EBA plans to organise further educational events in 2020.

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At its Global Seminar on “Real-Time Payments and Open Banking: New Realities, New Challenges” today, the Euro Banking Association (EBA) presented the latest research delivered by its working groups on liquidity management and on cryptotechnologies and smart payments.

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Read summary of The Internet of Things and Smart Payments and download the full paper

Read summary of Impact of Instant Payment and Intraday Liquidity on the Corporate Liquidity Management System and download the full paper