Just in time for EBA Day, EBA, Logica and
the Finance Services Club have come out with a survey that measures
sentiment towards SEPA and the European crisis.
The key results of the State of the
European Payments Marketplace report, the fourth so far, will
be announced on 22 May, but the three companies have revealed that
70% of the 350+ participants from 53 countries doubt that the
single-european currency will suvrive in its present state.
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Conversely, sentiment towards SEPA is “more
positive”, while the impact the Payment Services Directive (PSD)
will have is “less clear” among the survey participants.
“In 2011, Europe’s markets were even more
challenged by the Eurozone’s issues but, surprisingly, the progress
of the PSD and SEPA were seen as positive,” says Chris Skinner CEO
at the FS Club.
“This year we have also continued our
analysis of the relationship between banks and their corporate
clients, which highlights some interesting differences.”
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