[Dave Birch] The aim of the Payment Services Directive is to harmonize and remove legal barriers for payments because the European Commission believes that the development of a well functioning payment service is needed for the growth of a competitive EU economy. If you’re interested in such matters, I’m taking part in a special half-day briefing on the Payment Services Directive (PSD) being held by E-finance & Payments Law & Policy in London on January 27th. Other speakers include
- Sharon Bowles, Member of the European Parliament,
- Lady Olga Maitland, International Association of Money Transfer Networks,
- Julian Jordan, Edgar Dunn and Company,
- John Casanova, Sidley Austin,
- William Long, Sidley Austin, and
- Mike Pickup, ID DATA.
Dave Birch, Consult Hyperion
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The Special Briefing (full programme) is being hosted by financial law specialists Sidley Austin in their London offices at Woolgate Exchange, 25 Basinghall Street on January 25th 2007, London from 9:00am – 1:00pm. Registration from 8:30am.
Unbelievably, it’s only £350 +vat = £411.25 for an individual and a mere £295 + Vat = £346.63 for groups of two or more. You book online or by phone +44 (0)20 7012 1389 to Sophia Butt. Note: bookings will only be accepted with payment.
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