News From the Wire

15:15:05 (UTC) 01-23-2026

Billtrust finds ERP systems alone can't meet modern AR demands

15:13:18 (UTC) 01-23-2026

Mercuryo, Visa aim to support global expansion of Visa Direct off-ramping service

15:11:13 (UTC) 01-23-2026

USDC on Algorand now available on Kraken

15:09:45 (UTC) 01-23-2026

Finseca applauds FSI's leadership in strengthening financial security profession

15:07:51 (UTC) 01-23-2026

Equifax ntroduces enhanced synthetic identity fraud detection

15:06:35 (UTC) 01-23-2026

Vantaca appoints new chief revenue officer and chief product officer

15:03:48 (UTC) 01-23-2026

Iliad Solutions moves to new Leeds headquarters at 1 City Square

15:02:47 (UTC) 01-23-2026

Juspay Secures $50M from WestBridge Capital to drive global expansion



News from the Wire

Finseca applauds FSI's leadership in strengthening financial security profession

Friday, January 23, 2026 — 15:09:45 (UTC)

Finseca Applauds FSI's Leadership in Strengthening the Financial Security Profession

Jan 22, 2026, 13:18 ET

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Thanks to a decade of work by the Financial Services Institute (FSI), last month, the SEC issued a no-action letter supporting ensemble payments. This important step allows firms to make payments to entities instead of individuals.

"FSI's work over the past ten years has been a turning point for our profession," said Marc Cadin, CEO of Finseca. "This isn't just about payments. It's about creating regulatory certainty that strengthens our profession, attracts new talent, and supports those who help Americans achieve financial security. We appreciate FSI's leadership in making this possible."

The SEC's no-action letter, along with bipartisan legislation introduced today by Rep. Zach Nunn (R-IA) and Rep. Gregory Meeks (D-NY), signals broad support for regulatory certainty that benefits both financial security professionals and the millions of Americans they serve.

Notice to readers: These are archived articles. Contact information, links and other details may be out of date. We regret any inconvenience.

Source: Company press release.

Categories: Announcement

skyscraper ad