Titlebook: EU Payments Integration; The Tale of SEPA, PS Ruth Wandh?fer Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010

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Postlude: The Future for European Payments and the Emergence of a Global Agenda,In this Title, I will examine where we are today with the PSD, SEPA and the overall payments integration agenda for Europe. Even though rules and standards are in place, much still needs to be done to achieve a properly functioning Single Market for Payments.

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Epilogue,Given that so many different elements have ended up being studied and discussed in this book under the general umbrella of ‘payments integration’ — and given that so many of these remain work in progress as I write — it is proving hard to accept that this is finally the moment to put down my pen … at least for now.

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Book 2010An?inside view of the forces which shaped SEPA and the PSD written from the unique perspective of someone closely involved throughout the process. It uncovers the strategic, legal and practical implications of the full harmonization agenda and provides an assessment of where these initiatives stand today, including key lessons learned.

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Social Capital and the Working Class,particular focus on the area of payments legislation. In the spirit of this objective, the following Title examines the early patchwork quilt of legislation that the EC started to create to cover the broad landscape of payments and how the markets in Europe reacted to these developments.

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ed in the Official Journal of the EU on the 5th of December 2007. With so many years of hard work involved in getting to this point, there was a strong feeling that surely not much more could go wrong now. Even the timing of publication encouraged this feeling, given that the standard time lag with

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,SEPA: ‘A New Hope’,particular focus on the area of payments legislation. In the spirit of this objective, the following Title examines the early patchwork quilt of legislation that the EC started to create to cover the broad landscape of payments and how the markets in Europe reacted to these developments.