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6

Business

Regulation

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Worldline

2016 Registration Document

Regulation

6.9

Global regulatory landscape

6.9.1

it makes it even more complex is the overlapping in the scopes.

consider the global regulatory landscape which is a quite

As payment is a global business the Worldline group has to

by year, impacting the stakeholders in different ways, some are

complex task as the number of new initiatives is increasing year

addressing dedicated regions only and some various, and what

Please note below an illustration of Key Regulatory and Industry

incl. Europe which is the main focus for Worldline (source WPR

Initiatives KRIIs and its relevance for the geographical regions

2016).

AML/ATF 4

th

Directive

KRIIs cited in previous WPRs

Intermediate point/milestone

End of initiative/regulation

Elapsed time

Risk Reduction

2015

2016

From

2017-2018

From

2019-2020

> 2020

Standardization

Competition and

Transparency

Innovation

KRIIs introduced in WPR 2016

Capgemini Financial Services Analysis, 2016; WPR 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012 and 2011; SME Input

Timelines have been provided for regulations where they are specified, no timelines are specified for Industry-trend KRIIs; CPSS-IOSCO - Committee on Payment

and Settlement Systems (CPSS) and the Technical Committee of the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO); SEPA - Single Euro Payments

Area; Payment Security and Technology includes Contactless, Near Field Communication (NFC), Tokenization, Biometric Authentication, and Mobile Point

of Sale (mPOS)

Source:

Note:

Bank Payment Obligation

BSA/AML Guidelines for Prepaid Products in the U.S.

CPSS IOSCO

EMV Adoption

Financial Transaction Tax

Internet Payment Security

Intraday Liquidity Norms and Reporting

Mobile Payments Security in Europe

Stored Value Facilities Ordinance in Hong Kong

Virtual Currency/Distributed Ledger Regulations

Access to Clearing

Data Privacy and Protection including Cyber Security

Electronic Identification and Trust Services

Immediate Payments

ISO 20022 Standards in Payments

Large-Value Payment Systems Upgrades

National e-Payments System in Thaïland

Regulatory Framework for FinTechs

SEPA/e-SEPA

SEPA for Cards

Interchange Fee Regulation

Australia Payments Plan

Cross-Border Low-Value Payments Processing

Financial Inclusion

Global Payments Innovation Initiative by SWIFT

Mobile Wallet

Open API Banking Platforms

Payment Security and Technology

PSD II (Access to Accounts)

U.K. PSR (Payment System Regulator)

Unified Payment Interface (India)

Regulations on Payment Platforms in China

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