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19 April 2014

Becoming FCA Authorised Or Registered As An E-Money Issuer Or A Payment Services Provider

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Issuing e-money and performing a payment service in the UK are both regulated activities which can only be undertaken by firms which are appropriately authorised, registered (as a small provider) or are exempt.
UK Finance and Banking
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The requirement to be appropriately authorised or registered

Issuing e-money and performing a payment service in the UK are both regulated activities which can only be undertaken by firms which are appropriately authorised, registered (as a small provider) or are exempt. This note looks at how a firm can go about becoming appropriately authorised or registered and what Field Fisher Waterhouse LLP can do to assist in that process.

Applying to the FCA to become UK authorised or registered

Since 1 April 2013, the UK has had two financial regulators, but the Financial Conduct Authority ("FCA") will be the competent authority for most E-Money Issuers and Payment Services Providers.

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