SCA in an e-commerce context: how to improve your customer experience
PSD2 strong customer authentication (SCA) requirements undeniably have an impact on the user experience in e-commerce context. During this event, we will look into two solutions that the market has developed to attenuate that impact without compromising the customer protection SCA brings about. Join us for a presentation on those solutions and for a panel discussion during which we will explore the pros and cons of each solution from the merchant’s, issuer’s and customer’s perspective as well as from a legal perspective.
Data protection in the context of PSD2
On 15 December 2020, the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) published its final guidelines on the interplay of PSD2 and GDPR. Oran Kiazim (Senior Data Protection Advisor, Bird & Bird) and Scott McInnes (Partner, Bird & Bird) will present on those guidelines, the clarifications that they provide, and the questions that are left open. They will touch, in particular, on the legal basis for TPPs to process data, the concept of “purpose limitation”, explicit consent, silent party data, and special category data.
Strong customer authentication in a TPP context – latest developments in light of EBA positions
During this webinar, Scott McInnes and Julien Sad from Bird & Bird will explain the positions the European Banking Authority (EBA) has taken on the obligations of account servicing payment service providers when applying strong customer authentication (SCA) in a TPP context. They will also explain the EBA’s position on the limits for TPPs to continue to use certain technologies that prevailed prior to the entry into force of PSD2 (screen scraping, reverse engineering) to access non-payment accounts in light of the SCA requirement to access payment accounts.
How to implement the EBA guidelines on outsourcing arrangements – a practical guide
In the context of digitalisation, outsourcing is a way to get access to new technologies and to achieve economies of scale. The EBA guidelines on outsourcing contain specific provisions for the outsourcing arrangements of payment institutions and e-money institutions. To help you find your way through the requirements, this seminar will provide you with a very concrete and pragmatic “road to compliance”.