Lyddon Consulting Services Limited
We are a blue-chip specialist consultancy in international banking, focusing on matters related to the core domain of Payments and Cash Management. That leads to market change aspects such as the Euro, how to implement a change of currency, Single Euro Payments Area, and new services such as Bank Payment Obligation, and SWIFT for Corporates.
It also leads into the regulatory domain and measures such as Payment Services Directive, Anti-Money Laundering Directives, and regulations around cards, mobile, eMoney and mandatory information in funds transfers.
At Lyddon Consulting you will find find both methodologies and training packages to meet your needs and support your change programmes.
The Irish economic miracle – fact or fiction?
Today Global Britain launched a joint paper written by ourselves
and Ewen Stewart, entitled “The Irish economic miracle – fact or fiction?”.
Click here to access the paper
The paper exposes how the Republic of Ireland has established
itself […]
MT202 COV – defunct
It is surprising to find nothing on the agenda of SIBOS conference or the SWIFT Payments Market Practice Group about the recent court decision that negates vital content of the SWIFT Message Reference Guide and […]
Netting and pooling – not the same thing (unless you are the European Central Bank)
Many
multinational corporates have a pooling arrangement for the cash balances owned
by their various subsidiaries. For example this could be with Bank Mendes Gans
in Amsterdam, under Dutch law, with every subsidiary holding as […]
iPagoo’s insolvency puts question mark against NPA
FT story of iPagoo’s freezing by the FCA
We have recently blogged about NPA and Pay.UK’s loose governance procedures generally, but we need to focus in on the case of IPagoo/Orwell, and its implications for New […]
Pay.UK governance: ongoing indications of a fiasco
Having taken a break from following the governance of Pay.UK
for a while, a quick skim underlines the prevailing chaos. We have already
written about the ditching of a key feature of ISO20022 XML and the broken
governance […]
Pay.UK Board ditches main benefit of ISO20022 adoption
Pay.UK was set up to deliver a New Payments Architecture
(“NPA”) for the UK, implementing the blueprint that was passed to them by the
Payment Strategy Forum.
NPA would be based on the usage of the ISO20022 XML […]
Can SWIFT’s Global Payment Initiative (“gpi”) help with KPIs on timing and cost of cross-border payments?
On the face
of it, SWIFT’s Global Payment Initiative, or “gpi”, should make a major
contribution to monitoring the cost and time expended on cross-border payments.
SWIFT
claims that US$40 trillion of payments were sent over […]
How to avoid credit losses on Open Account trade
There have been several major bankruptcies in the UK recently in which ordinary, unsecured creditors have taken a major loss. These are creditors who have delivered supplies on Open Account. As soon […]
Daily Telegraph declines to print response to their critique of our Global Britain paper – but the evidence keeps mounting up
Jeremy Warner published an article in the Daily Telegraph on 9th July, taking issue with our Global Britain paper “Why the Eurozone’s fate makes an immediate Brexit vital”.
The title of
Jeremy’s article was “Claims that Britain […]