Payments & Liquidity

Olivier Pierrard - CAHIER D’ÉTUDES WORKING PAPER N° 208 (Apr 2026)

Early evidence from Luxembourg on the impact of the EU Instant Payments Regulation, focusing on whether payments are sent within ten seconds and the regulation's initial effects on instant payment adoption and execution.

Topics: payments, regulation, policy, adoption, eu

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