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MiCAR 2.0: Examining The EBA And ESCB Responses
The European Banking Authority and European System of Central Banks have published responses to the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation consultation that signal a fundamental shift in EU digital finance architecture. Rather than expanding MiCAR's scope, regulators are focusing on repairing critical interfaces between crypto regulation and traditional financial services, addressing stablecoin liquidity, bank issuance models, group supervision, and the private-law treatment of tokens.
European Union Finance
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PwC Legal Germany
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FinXP Partners With Thredd To Strengthen Multi-Region Card Issuing Capabilities
FinXP, a European payment infrastructure provider, has joined forces with Thredd, a global issuer-processing platform, to enhance its card issuing capabilities and expand its embedded finance offering. The partnership will enable FinXP to modernize its debit card programmes with advanced processing infrastructure while maintaining control of its own ledger and programme strategy. This collaboration also positions FinXP as a European BIN sponsor for Thredd's global client base, supporting scalable, multi-reg
Afghanistan Finance
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Finance Malta
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Tokenisation Yes, Monetary Fragmentation No: The ECB’s Emerging Doctrine For The EU’s Digital Finance Architecture And Wider Views On The MIP
The European Central Bank has articulated a comprehensive vision for the EU's digital finance architecture, positioning deeper financial integration as essential for Europe's economic future. This analysis examines the ECB's technical stance on the Market Integration and Supervision Package, which proposes to transfer significant supervisory powers to ESMA while addressing persistent gaps in cross-border capital allocation.
European Union Finance
PL
PwC Legal Germany
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EU Reaches Compromise On PSD3 And PSR: Tighter Harmonisation, Crypto Rules And Stronger Consumer Transparency
The Council of the EU has published final compromise texts for the Third Payment Services Directive (PSD3) and Payment Services Regulation (PSR), marking a significant shift toward harmonised payment services regulation across the Single Market. The package introduces stricter conduct rules, enhanced consumer protections, and explicit provisions for crypto-linked payment activities, while addressing fragmentation issues that emerged under PSD2.
European Union Finance
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Finance Malta
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