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we're going to talk about uh what's coming down the pipeline for the payment sector in the EU and the UK so starting with the EU big topic uh psd3 or the third payment services directive and really this is a review of psd2 the second EU payment services director which is likely to result in a new piece of legislation which people are already calling the sd3 psd2 is the main bit of EU legislation governing payment services across the European economic area it was passed back in 2015 and it had significant implications to the sector including on the scope of regulatory authorization requirements or like Banking and on data security and customer Authentication and the expectation is the psd3 will have similarly significant implications including in each of those areas now we're going to assume a reasonable level of prior knowledge about psd2 here and we're going to focus on what's likely to change under psd3 and then the markets in crypto assets regulation Mika which is in its near final form at the time of recording and it will become the main piece to the EU legislation that will govern crypto Asset Services and that includes many services that are not currently regulated it will also expand the scope of regulation for those that are and it's going to have significant implications for firms that provide or are thinking about providing those types of services including in the context of payments it's also going to have implications for firms that partner with or provide payment services to those kinds of firms and then uh moving on to the United Kingdom in a similar vein we're going to look at some of the key reforms affecting the payment sector hm treasury the CK government's stable coin consultation the financial services and markets Bill and we'll look at how those compare to the EU reforms and then we'll cover some other developments briefly including the payment accounts directive anti-money laundering requirements and the fca's consumer GDP and Central Bank digital currencies