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SEPA Implementation in Belgium: Key Regulations and Migration Strategies

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This document highlights the crucial updates regarding the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) implementation in Belgium as of February 1, 2014. It outlines the mandatory adoption of ISO XML 20022 formats for bank transactions, the obligatory use of IBAN, and the removal of BIC for domestic and cross-border transactions as specified by the regulation. Furthermore, it discusses new consumer protection measures for direct debits and emphasizes the migration strategies that banks and other stakeholders must adopt to comply effectively, fostering collaboration and communication across all sectors involved.

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SEPA Implementation in Belgium: Key Regulations and Migration Strategies

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  1. SEPA: Introduction • Axelle Waterkeyn - National Bank of Belgium • Programme Management Office

  2. End date regulation

  3. End date regulation : 01/02/2014 • Belgian banks did not ask a waiver on the Member State options

  4. SEPA - End date regulation Schemes • End ofdomestic CT and DD schemesin euro countries as from 01/02/2014 Formats • Mandatory use of ISO XML 20022 format to banks as from 01/02/2014 • IBAN mandatory as from 01/02/2014 • BIC no longer required for domestic transactions as from 01/02/2014 • BIC no longer required for cross-border transactions as from 01/02/2016 Consumerprotection • New protection measures for direct debits consumers • (white/black list, limit amount, etc.) as from 01/02/2014

  5. Migration

  6. Migration SCT - En Europe et en Belgique

  7. Migration SDD - En Europe

  8. Migration SDD - En Belgique

  9. Migration SDD - Créanciers

  10. Communication

  11. SEPA governance - Organisation en Belgique • NBB: "Steering Committee over de Toekomst van de Betaalmiddelen" • "Maatschappelijk overleg Betaalverkeer (MoB)" • "Débat sociétal sur les moyens de paiement" • "Societal debate on the future of payment means" • SEPA Working group • Pouvoirs publics • Consommateurs • "Big billers" • Autres entreprises • Fédérations • ERP/IT providers • ... • Sessions d'info, communication écrite,...

  12. Communication - Belgium • Identification des acteurs n'ayant pas encore migré • Définition d'une éventuelles campagne pour informer le citoyen de manière générale • Session d'information Coordinations de fédérations • Sous-groupe Entreprises • Q3 2013 • Sub-group ERP/IT providers • Meeting Accounting companies • Sub-group Entreprises • Preparation 5th progress report • Session d'information pour les acteurs n'ayant pas encore migré • Briefing informel journalistes/presse • Sous-groupe "big billers" • Q1 2013 • Q4 2013 • Organisation réunion plénière Steering Committee • Publication 5eme rapport d'avancement • Sous-groupe Consommateurs • Session d'information Fédérations/Coordinations de fédérations • Q2 2013

  13. Site de la Banque nationale

  14. Conclusions • SEPA entame sa dernière ligne droite • Chacun doit avoir migré, au plus tard, le 01/02/2014 • Les banques doivent accompagner leurs clients et les encourager à entamer leurs développements • L'accent doit être porté sur les petites et moyennes entreprises • Tous les acteurs principaux ont besoin d'un plan de communication

  15. Questions

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