Information obligations of payment service providers in Poland and Europe
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Development of financial markets and the increasing mobility of consumers enforces the introduction of international regulations and creating a basis for the functioning of the single EU market for financial services. The article discusses the main reporting obligations of payment service providers, as well as regulations introduced by the Law of August 19, 2011 on payment services, referred to the EU Directive 2007/64 /EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of November 13, 2007, on payment services in the local market.
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