European Trade Groups Release SEPA Guidance (Finextra)

Document aims to help payments services providers comply with SEPA as 2014 deadline approaches.

By Treasury & Risk | September 07, 2012 at 07:08 AM

European trade groups including the European Banking Federation, the European Payments Council and the European Association of Cooperative Banks have issued guidance on implementing the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA), Finextra reports. The EU has set a February 2014 deadline for migrating euro payments to SEPA.

The document aims to provide answers to a number of questions related to the implementation of SEPA and help payments services providers apply the SEPA regulation (EU Regulation 260/2012).

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For more on this topic, see SEPA Deadline Means IT Challenges and SEPA's Tight Deadline.

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