Payment Systems Regulator

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The Payment Systems Regulator is the UK’s economic regulator for payment systems, overseeing their fairness, competitiveness, and efficiency for consumers and businesses.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf UK public body
economic regulator
abbreviation PSR NERFINISHED
aimsTo ensure competitiveness in payment systems
ensure efficiency in payment systems
ensure fairness in payment systems
appliesTo UK payment systems designated by HM Treasury
canConduct competition investigations
market reviews
canImpose directions on payment system operators
penalties
regulatory requirements
cooperatesWith Bank of England NERFINISHED
Competition and Markets Authority NERFINISHED
HM Treasury NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
establishedBy Financial Services (Banking Reform) Act 2013 NERFINISHED
focusesOn businesses
consumers
hasPower require changes to payment system rules
require information from regulated firms
set access requirements for payment systems
hasRegulatoryObjective ensure payment systems are operated and developed in the interests of users
promote competition in payment systems
promote innovation in payment systems
headquartersLocation London NERFINISHED
inception 2014
jurisdiction United Kingdom
languageOfWorkOrName English
legalBasis Financial Services (Banking Reform) Act 2013 NERFINISHED
locatedIn London NERFINISHED
operationalSince 2015
parentOrganization Financial Conduct Authority NERFINISHED
regulates card payment systems
interbank payment systems
payment service providers
payment system operators
payment systems
retail payment systems
wholesale payment systems
sector financial services
subjectToOversightBy HM Treasury NERFINISHED
UK Parliament NERFINISHED
supervises card schemes
interbank payment schemes
website https://www.psr.org.uk

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FCA cooperatesWith Payment Systems Regulator
subject surface form: Financial Conduct Authority