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The EU - sub levels

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The EU - sub levels

32 countries in the SEPA area have local (national) regulations for local adaptation of the SEPA rules Below are the 28 State members of the EU

State Amount of leeway for the local level Local Regulatory Authority Local Supervisory Authority Regulatory ressources for local rules Observations Contact
... * limited with respect of payment services
* extensive with respect of AML and consumer protection
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Austria ... ... ... ... ... ...
Belgium One of the statutory tasks the Belgian National Bank is charged with is to promote efficient and sound clearing and payment systems. The Bank tries to meet this objective through its operational association as system manager and chair of a number of payment systems. BNB National Bank of Belgium Financial Services and Markets Authority FSMA Studies and documents ... ...
Bulgaria ... ... ... ... ... ...
Croatia ... ... ... ... ... ...
Cyprus ... ... ... ... ... ...
Czech Republic ... ... ... ... ... ...
Denmark ... ... ... ... ... ...
Estonia ... ... ... ... ... ...
Finland ... ... ... ... ... ...
France ... ACPR ACPR Official register ... Jean-Yves
Germany ... ... ... ... ... ...
Greece ... ... ... ... ... ...
Hungary ... ... ... ... ... ...
Ireland ... ... ... ... ... ...
Italy BI promotes the smooth functioning of the payments system through its direct management of the main circuits and by exercising oversight powers of guidance, regulation and control Banca d'Italia Banca d'Italia Normativa ... Jean-Yves
Latvia ... ... ... ... ... ...
Lithuania ... ... ... ... ... ...
Luxembourg ... CSSF The Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier CSSF Regulations in Luxembourg ... Jean-Yves
Malta ... ... ... ... ... ...
Netherlands ... ... ... ... ... ...
Poland ... ... ... ... ... ...
Portugal ... ... ... ... ... ...
Romania ... ... ... ... ... ...
Slovakia ... ... ... ... ... ...
Slovenia ... ... ... ... ... ...
Spain ... ... ... ... ... ...
Sweden ... ... ... ... ... ...
United Kingdom ... ... ... ... ... ...