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Volume: 1 Issue: 8
(May 2007)
Keywords:
france
pre-paid gift card products
eu
regulator
sepa
benjamin may
monopoly
lise breteau
aramis société d'avocats
Authors:
benjamin may
lise breteau
Organisations:
aramis société d'avocats
sepa
Jurisdictions:
france
France: Pre-paid gift products: the French and EU positions
The French banking regulator has adopted a conservative analysis of pre-paid products, going against the European trend of liberalisation signalled by SEPA and the PSD. Benjamin May and Lise Breteau, of Aramis Société d'Avocats, argue that this highlights France's intention to protect its banking monopoly.
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