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For FinTech companies, particularly EMIs and PIs, safeguarding accounts is essential for protecting their customers’ money and meeting European Union and ECB guidelines.
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Having been invited by Parliament in a May 2017 own-initiative resolution to take more action in fintech sectors such as big data, cybersecurity, blockchain, interoperability, financial stability, financial and IT skills, the European Commission presented a fintech action plan in March 2018.
In this article and the accompanying in-depth report, we focus on three key aspects of Europe’s fintech sector: founding, funding, and scaling—that is, fintechs’ ability to set up in the first place, the ease with which they can access capital, and how well they can grow and thrive.
European Merchant Bank (EMBank) offers a robust solution with its safeguarding accounts, ensuring FinTechs meet the requirement. Safeguarding accounts are specialized financial accounts set up to protect client funds by keeping them separate from the institution’s own resources.
Europe’s high pre-existing level of financial development can partly account for the relatively smaller reach of fintech payment and lending activities compared to some other regions. But fintech activity is growing rapidly.