Building a Resilient Payment Ecosystem and Consumer Trust— Speech by Director Domhnall Cullinan at Payments and E-Money Industry Seminar
Why this matters
The document is a speech by a named Central Bank of Ireland director at a sector seminar, so it is classified as speech. Payments & E-Money is the primary sector, and Crypto & Digital Assets is included because the speech discusses EMTs and stablecoins being explored for broader payment use. The topics reflect the stated priorities: consumer trust and the revised Consumer Protection Code, financial crime controls, and technology and cyber risk including AI and DLT. The speech signals heightened supervisory focus and references a prior letter to CEOs, but does not itself impose new rules or deadlines, so urgency is null and the significance score is 3.
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What the CBI said
Introduction Good morning everyone, You are all very welcome here today to Central Bank of Ireland’s Payments and E-Money seminar - a forum where we can reflect together on the key developments, challenges and risks facing the payments ecosystem. I would like to say thank you to Tommy Hannafin and his team for…
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Context
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This update is classified under Consumer Protection / Conduct, AML / Financial Crime, Technology & Cyber and Payments & E-Money.