EBA Consults on Requirements for Home-Host Cooperation Under PSD2
EBA launched a public consultation on draft regulatory technical standards specifying the framework for cooperation and exchange of information between competent authorities under the revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2). The consultation runs until January 05, 2018.
The regulatory standards clarify the type of information as well as the templates to be used by payment institutions when reporting to the competent authorities of the host member states on the payment business activities carried out in their territories. The regulatory standards also specify the periodical reporting requirements, divided into two sets of information, which host competent authorities can request from payment institutions operating in their territories via agents or branches. The reporting requirements define the data breakdown, reporting periods, frequency, and reporting deadlines. This periodical reporting provides the host competent authority with a better understanding of the payments market in the host member state and helps the host competent authority to monitor compliance with the provisions of national law transposing the PSD2.
One of the aims of PSD2 is to enhance cooperation between competent authorities in the home and host member states when a payment institution would like to provide payment services in a member state other than its home member state. The proposed cooperation framework ensures consistent and efficient supervision of payment institutions operating across borders by specifying the procedure for the requests and replies for cooperation and exchange of information between competent authorities, including single contact points, language, standardized forms, and timelines.
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Comment Due Date: January 05, 2018
Keywords: Europe, EU, PMI, Banking, Regulatory Technical Standards, PSD2, Home-Host Cooperation, EBA
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