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 FOMO Pay, a Singaporean payment solution provider, is teaming up with Banking Circle, a Luxembourg-based bank, to of stanley mug fer more collection and payment services for corporate clients in the Asia-Pacific  APAC  region, a stanley cup nz ccording to a press release.With Banking Circles capabilities for Collection on Behalf of  COBO  and Payment on Behalf of  POBO , FOMO customers will get more accurate and speedier identification of the payers and payees in both international and domestic multicurrency B2B transactions, the release stated. That will allow for clients to have less payment and invoice reconciliation and processing time.Having COBO and POBO will also cut down on fraud and add more treasury forecasting and credit risk monitoring, according to the release. And there will be more visibility for cash flow and less compliance risks for anti-money-laundering  AML  and know your customer  KYC . Our enduring commitment to providing a comprehensive and robust one-stop payments solution has brought us to this partnership with Banking Circle,  said FOMO Pay Co-Founder Zack Yang in the release.  Banking Circles industry-leading COBO and POBO expertise will enable our clients to focus more on their business and spend less time on reconciliation and monitoring. We look forward to deepening this partnership as we co stanley italy ntinue to reinvent the payment experience for our customers. Banking Circles services include building a local clearing network for any big currency, intending to deliver efficient, low-c Swik Buyers, Sellers Moving From Paper Checks To Virtual Cards To Boost Efficiency
 Europe   Revised Payment Service Directive  PSD2  has yet to come into effect, and some of its guidelines remain in consultation. The EU is also gearing up for additional, overlapping regulations that could confuse financial services players regarding how  and when  to become PSD2-compliant. That doesn ;t mean banks and other financial service providers should delay implementing changes to comply with PSD2, though, according to Deutsche Bank.The German financial institution  FI  recently released a white paper urging banks and account servicing payment service providers  ASPSPs  to implement PSD2-related changes and reforms within their institution. It acknowledges several hurdles FIs continue to face in that effort.Its paper,  Are You stanley quencher  PSD2-Ready   released in conjunction with payments consultancy PPI AG, highlighted speed bumps likely to arise as banks hustle to become PSD2 compliant when the Jan. 12, 2018, deadline for implementation passes. One of those c stanley shop hallenges is ongoing discussions over some guidelines within the regulation, Deutsche Bank noted, p stanley usa articularly those pertaining to fraud reporting and security. However, it would not be wise to refrain entirely from planning and preparing their implementation,  the bank added.Separate regulations coinciding with PSD2 could also challenge FIs ; process of implementing the new rules, analysts warned.Among them are the Regulatory Technical Standards  RTS  on Strong Consumer Authentication  SCA  and Common and