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Please find attached the comments from ASNEF, the Spanish Finance Houses Association, duly registered in the Transparency Registry with nº 11218815591-29, with regards to the European Commission's proposed Regulation on the Financial Data Access Framework.
The Association of Credit Card Issuers in Europe represents the specialised credit card issuing industry in the EU. ACCIE welcomes the Commission's proposals for a new Framework for Financial Data Access. Our feedback can be found in the attached file.
The Association of Credit Card Issuers Europe (ACCIE) is pleased to submit commentary on the roadmap on instant payments, and would like to bring to the Commission’s attention the following points: - Instant payments should be considered complementary to other payment methods, as different payment methods differ in their features, being more favourable to certain payment needs.
Por la presente se adjuntan los comentarios de ASNEF (nº de Registro de Transparencia 11218815591-29) relativos a la propuesta de Reglamento sobre transferencias inmediatas y, en concreto, en relación con los Artículos 5 quáter, apartado 1 y 5 quinquies, apartado 3.
The Association of Credit Card Issuers Europe (ACCIE) represents the specialised European credit card issuing industry. ACCIE is pleased to submit commentary to this consultation, and fully supports the goal of the Consumer Credit Directive (CCD) to ensure high level of consumer protection in consumer credit agreements.
“The Spanish Finance Houses Association (ASNEF), the voice of the Spanish specialized consumer credit providers welcomes the opportunity to contribute with it´s comments to the European Commission’s proposal for a Consumer Credit Directive (CCD). Please find enclosed our comments on the Directive proposal.
The Association of Credit Card Issuers Europe (ACCIE) represents the specialized European credit card issuing industry. ACCIE is happy to submit feedback on the Commission’s proposal on the Revised Consumer Credit Directive (CCD), and wants to draw attention to the following key points regarding the creditworthiness assessment (CWA) and caps on the cost of credit: - The CWA should be proportionate to the level of…
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