EFA Statement on AI
The European FinTech Association (EFA) welcomes the European Commission’s (Commission) legislative proposal on Artificial Intelligence (AI) to promote the development of AI in Europe, and fully supports its intention to protect the privacy of European citizens.
EFA Policy Statement on Basel III
The European FinTech Association (EFA) welcomes the European Commission’s (Commission) proposal to review the Capital Requirements Regulation and the Capital Requirements Directive, implementing the Basel III agreement in the EU.
EFA Position Paper on the EU Retail Investment Strategy
The European FinTech Association (EFA) welcomes the European Commission’s work on a dedicated Retail Investment Strategy. We agree that the ultimate goal of the Capital Markets Union cannot be attained without a meaningful inclusion of retail investors.
EFA Position on the Consumer Credit Directive Review
Fintechs welcome the Review of the Consumer Credit Directive as a necessary step to bring the legislation up to…
EFA publishes its position on the proposed AML Framework
EFA Position Paper: Towards a harmonised Anti-Money Laundering Framework.
EFA Position on the Settlement Finality Directive Review
FinTechs support fair access to payment systems: EFA’s Position Paper on the Settlement Finality Directive (SFD) review.
EFA Policy Statement on e-IDAS Regulation
The EFA welcomes the European Commission’s proposal on the review of the e-IDAS regulation as a significant and positive step towards removing cross-border barriers in the EU, and building a more harmonized and accessible financial services landscape for European businesses and consumers.
EFA position paper on the Artificial Intelligence legislative proposal
The European FinTech Association (EFA) welcomes the European Commission’s (Commission) recent legislative proposal on Artificial Intelligence (AI) to promote the development of AI in Europe, and fully supports its intention to protect the privacy of European citizens.
Creating an Ecosystem that will allow EU FinTechs to Thrive
The EFA warmly welcomes the call for evidence on digital finance by the ESMA and the possibility to provide its input. The EFA represents more than 30 leading FinTech companies of all sizes across the EU that are active in different business areas.
EFA responds to European Commission’s Consultation on Instant Payments
The EFA fully supports the European Commission’s vision for retail payments including a competitive, innovative payments market. Making instant payments the new norm and promoting fair and equal access to critical infrastructure is key to achieving a truly competitive payments landscape.