Open Banking and Payments APPG
First Registered: 20/05/2020 • Last updated on: 06/10/2021
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To ensure that Open Banking delivers maximum benefit and value to consumers, businesses and government; promotes effective competition and choice; reduces the cost of payments; supports innovation; and ensures that customers benefit from technological advances, and that new entrants and smaller providers can compete more fairly.
1. Payments UK
27/11/2019 - Competition and Markets Authority
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Found: 07 June 2016
From:
Payments UK
CMA Retail Banking Market Investigation
Payments UK
2 Thomas More
2. Baringa
27/11/2019 - Competition and Markets Authority
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Found: proposed to improve competition within the retail banking market.
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3. Payments Landscape Review: Call for Evidence
28/07/2020 - HM Treasury
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Found: Payments Landscape Review
: Call for
Evidence
July
2020
Payments Landscape
4. Open Banking: banking but not as we know it?
26/01/2018 - Parliamentary Research
Found: PAPER Number 08215, 26 January 2018 Open Banking: banking but not as we know it? By Timothy Edmonds
5. Electronic Money Association
27/11/2019 - Competition and Markets Authority
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Found: e-ma.org
Professor Alasdair Smith
ChairmanRetail Banking Market Investigation
Competition and Markets Authority
1. Cash Network
07/09/2021 - Lords Chamber
1: noble friend agree that, although the future of payments is digital, the case for cash remains material—material - Speech Link
2: the Post Office plays a vital role in supporting payments across the system. There are some 11,000 post - Speech Link
3: standard account allows customers to access cash payments via post offices, as I mentioned in a reply to - Speech Link
2. Rural Banking Services
20/07/2021 - Westminster Hall
1: move,That his House has considered rural banking services.It is a pleasure to serve under - Speech Link
2: Lady that there is an important parallel between banking and broadband services. More time needs to be committed - Speech Link
3: broadband and, unfortunately, the withdrawal of banking services. In my constituency, the experience of - Speech Link
3. Financial Exclusion
04/07/2018 - Lords Chamber
1: face-to-face banking services and free access to cash. The Government recognise that banking and ways of - Speech Link
2: agree that the increasing lack of face-to-face banking services, particularly in rural areas, not only - Speech Link
3: go down to 20% by 2026. As I say, the way that banking is carried out is changing. However, we recognise - Speech Link
4. Financial Exclusion: Access to Cash
21/05/2019 - Westminster Hall
1: misalignment of incentives between individual banking institutions seeking to shed their costly physical - Speech Link
2: ensure more free cash machines supported by the banking system, which I hope the Treasury will take on - Speech Link
3: wholesale cash infrastructure, to make digital payments an option for everyone and to ensure joined-up - Speech Link
5. Access to Cash
20/10/2021 - Westminster Hall
1: despite the increasing use of cards and electronic payments, approximately 8 million people, which is 17% - Speech Link
2: of identification available to set up a complex banking service.I was also shocked to learn from - Speech Link
3: They are looking at where it would be feasible to open branches.While it is rare for me to have - Speech Link
asked by: Sarah Champion
21/10/2020
... whether he retains the right to overrule a determination that an offender be transferred to an open prison. 2. Open Prisons
asked by: Sarah Champion
15/10/2020
... which agency makes the decision to transfer an offender to an open prison; what consultation takes place with (a) other agencies and (b) victims prior to that decision; and what risk assessments are undertaken on the effect of that transfer. 3. Open University
asked by: Lord Watson of Invergowrie
18/03/2021
...To ask Her Majesty's Government what plans they have to permit the Open University to offer initial teacher training courses. 4. Open Prisons
asked by: Philip Davies
18/02/2020
... for which offences were prisoners in open prisons or open wings of closed prisons serving their sentence as at 1 January 2020. 5. Payments
asked by: Ronnie Cowan
20/04/2021
... what discussions his Department has had with relevant stakeholders on bringing forward legislative proposals to allow cashback without a purchase.
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6 Current APPG Officers
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Ian Liddell-Grainger
Chair & Registered Contact
Conservative - Bridgwater and West Somerset
Joined: 20th May 2020Arts and Heritage , Broadband and Digital Communication , Celtic Sea , Energy Studies , Gardening and Horticulture , Nuclear Energy , Respiratory Health , Taxation
Africa , Angola , Bangladesh , Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Business Owners , Commonwealth , Creative Diversity , Diversity and Inclusion in Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths , Engineering , Infrastructure , Internet, Communications and Technology , Jazz Appreciation , Markets , Scientific , Space
Entrepreneurship , Fair Business Banking , Internet, Communications and Technology , Media , Polar Regions , Whistleblowing
Alternative Lending , Mortgage Prisoners , Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus , Whistleblowing
Contact Details
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Mr Ian Liddell-Grainger MP, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA. Tel: 020 7219 8149.
Email: ianlg@parliament.uk
Public Enquiry Point:
Camila Consolmagno, Stewart Public Affairs Ltd, Flat 1, Eastern Quay Apartments, 25 Rayleigh Road, London E16 1AX. Tel: 07447 946 620
Email: consolmagnocamila@gmail.com
Secretariat:
Stewart Public Affairs Ltd acts as the group's secretariat.
Benefits in Kind
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Grayling
Secretariat From : 05/02/2021 To : 04/02/2022
£9,001
5 Feb 2021
Stewart Public Affairs Ltd
Secretariat From : 05/02/2021 To : 04/02/2022
£9,001
5 Feb 2020
Grayling
Secretariat From : 05/02/2020 To : 04/02/2021
£9,001
No direct financial benefits are on record for the Open Banking and Payments APPG