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The Instant Payments Regulation supplements the existing SEPA Regulation with new, uniform reporting requirements (regulatory reporting). In the future, payment service providers must submit their data in a structured format to the relevant national supervisory authority. What does this mean for banks?
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What does it take to master the art of modern banking? In this interview, Christoph Prellwitz shares why creativity, courage, and a shift in mindset are becoming essential in an increasingly complex financial world. Discover why thinking beyond risks – and embracing new possibilities – is key to shaping the future of banking.
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NEWS 01/2026 The development of the digital euro has reached a critical juncture. After years of analysis, conceptual development, and technical preparation, the Eurosystem is entering a new phase with the ECB’s pilot program for the digital euro.
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The clock is ticking: The DTAZV era will come to an end in November 2026. Banks will no longer accept traditional DTAZV files and will instead require ISO 20022 in the 2019 version – including hybrid addresses. Likewise, SEPA formats must be migrated to pain.001.001.09 (credit transfers) and pain.008.001.08 (direct debits). Anyone who fails to convert their formats in time – especially in the SAP environment – risks rejections in production.