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About us
Why we’re here and how we’re organised.
The PSR Strategy
The Strategy recognises areas where payment systems are working effectively and highlights where more work is needed.
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PSR governance
The PSR board is led by its chair, Aidene Walsh.
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The PSR purpose
Who are the PSR
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How the PSR is funded
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How the PSR Panel works
Input from industry experts helps inform our work
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Background to the PSR
How the PSR went from an idea to a fully operational regulator
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The Policy Statement
A new regulatory framework for payment systems in the UK
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Jobs at the PSR
Working for an exciting regulator where you can really make a difference.
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