PSD2 and other challenges to the protection of personal data in the financial sector: SMIT Policy Brief #29

Dorine Johanna Van Zeeland; Jo Pierson

PSD2 and other challenges to the protection of personal data in the financial sector: SMIT Policy Brief #29

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Abstract

The updated Payment Services Directive (PSD2) will potentially have far-reaching consequences for the European financial sector. This policy brief deals with aspects related to personal data protection, while also considering other current developments in the financial sector that affect the protection of personal data in the EU: law enforcement access to financial data, personalized banking services, and new entrants in the market, including moves by big technology companies.

Original language	English
Type	Policy Brief
Media of output	VUB website
Number of pages	4
Place of Publication	Brussels
Publication status	Published - 16 Sep 2019

Keywords

psd2
payment services
financial sector
data protection
privacy

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Personal data protection in the financial sector: Roundtable report
Van Zeeland, D. J., Pop Stefanija, A., Breuer, J., Temmerman, L., Van Leeuwen, C., Wauters, C. & Pierson, J., Nov 2019, 10 p.
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CPDP Computer Privacy and Data Protection Conference
Dorine Johanna Van Zeeland (Chair) & Jo Pierson (Chair)
24 Jan 2020
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PSD2 and other challenges to the protection of personal data in the financial sector: SMIT Policy Brief #29

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Personal data protection in the financial sector: Roundtable report

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CPDP Computer Privacy and Data Protection Conference

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