Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Applying discriminatory prices for the primary clearing and settlement services
• Such systems provide night
• In view of this general interest, the ECB met with the European Central Securities Depositories Association in 2003 to discuss recent developments affecting settlement service providers.
• organisations providing clearing or settlement services subject to oversight by a competent authority;
• There is little evidence that provision of clearing and settlement services is inadequately regulated.
• Furthermore, the SSSs are interrelated with monetary policy through their role in providing settlement services for collateral eligible in Eurosystem credit operations.
• Disclosure of information concerning clearing and settlement services
• In July 2006 the Eurosystem decided to evaluate opportunities to provide settlement services for securities transactions.

• and (iii) mobile payments where the mobile operator is acting as an intermediary for the sale of goods and services.
• Only those offices (regardless of their size and operating hours) that provide payment services with cashless clearing and settlement are included, while mobile offices are not included.
• Since then, the retail payments market has experienced significant technical innovation, with rapid growth in the number of electronic and mobile payments and the emergence of new types of payment services in the market place, which challenges the current framework.
• Directive 2007/64/EC on payment services (cards, mobile payments, credit transfers, direct debits, etc.) has opened up this market to a new category of service providers: the payment institutions.
• A ban on interchange fees for debit card transactions also addresses the threat of exporting the interchange fee model to new, innovative payment services such as mobile and online systems.
• based payments and internet and mobile payments based on cards and would therefore hinder the freedom to provide services.
• It is estimated that by 2014 over 500 million consumers will be using money transfer and payment services via their mobile phones.
• Such national measures would be likely to lead to significant barriers to the completion of the internal market in the area of card