European Commission investigation involving Dutch Payments Association
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The European Commission’s Directorate-General for Competition (DG COMP) has opened an investigation into the role of the Dutch Payments Association in alleged restrictions imposed by Dutch banks on third-party access to their customers’ payment accounts. DG COMP is investigating this issue in several EU countries. For the background to the investigation, please see the European Commission’s statement(opens in new window) .
The Dutch Payments Association will, of course, cooperate fully with the investigation and looks forward to its outcome with confidence.
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