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EPI: Paving the way for future bank relevance, and not just through payments

Sixteen major Eurozone banks have come together in the European Payments Initiative (EPI) to launch a new payment system aimed at taking on rival card schemes and the threat posed by Chinese and US big-tech firms. Although previous pan-European collaboration projects (e.g. Monnet, Eaps, Payfair) have not been perceived as a great success,...

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Three essentials for unleashing the full benefits of data

The European Commission wants to make Europe fit for the digital age and unleash...

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Next Apple mobile operating system to give people more rights over their personal data

Earlier this week Apple announced iOS 14, its next mobile operating system for iPhones and iPads. Among other things, iOS 14 gives users more control over their personal data since the Identifier for Advertisers (IDFA) will be set to ‘disabled’ by default (currently its standard setting is ‘enabled’). The IDFA is a random device identifi...

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New motion against online advertising puts data sovereignty firmly on Europe’s political agenda

Last week, it was confirmed that the European Parliament has voted by a large ma...

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Why data sovereignty is the cornerstone of digital trust in the transactional era

Trust is the essential oil needed to make data flow in today’s transactional era...

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INNOPAY participates in iBestuur online debate on data sovereignty

On 28 May, iBestuur organised an online debate on data – the new fabric of society – to discuss the many facets that still need to be explored and the importance of data sovereignty. INNOPAY’s Mariane ter Veen, director data sharing, took part in the debate. Besides Mariane, the other participants were Indra Henneman, expert and advisor ...

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Dutch Wwft now amended in line with EU’s AMLD5

The EU’s fifth Anti Money Laundering Directive (AMLD5) urged the adjustment of the implementation rules of the Wwft (the Dutch Prevention of Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Act)[1]. In this context, the Wwft has been amended accordingly. The new legislation has come into effect in the Netherlands on 21 May this year.As highlighte...

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'We want to make sure that European values, particular data protection issues, are fully reflected in the way we treat data'

The European Data Strategy is built on a new approach to handling data. The EU hopes to play a leading role in the future of data security by making better decisions. INNOPAY’s Mariane ter Veen speaks in this edition of our Data Sharing Journal (#DSJ) with Yvo Volman, head of the ‘Data Policy and Innovation’ unit at the Directorate-Genera...

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Data sovereignty holds the key to widespread adoption of COVID-19 apps

Concerns are growing as ever-more governments explore the idea of tracking and t...

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Analysis: How the EU sets out guiding principles on privacy and security for use in development of contact-tracing app

Comparing the Dutch Veilig Tegen Corona coalition’s ten criteria against the EU Recommendation on a common toolbox for the use of technology and data to combat and exit from the COVID-19 crisis The development of contact-tracing applications (‘apps’) to combat COVID-19 is under close scrutiny. Veilig Tegen Corona (VTC), a coalition of co...

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Analysis shows that EU provides workable guidelines for the development and use of COVID-19 apps

There are growing calls for coordination at EU level to focus on ‘European value...