On-boarding of Payment Programme Managers for a UK Payment Services Provider

Our client had acquired a business from a competitor and had c.50-60 Payment Programme Managers and their programmes to on-board. They asked Lysis to supply a team of experts to do this work.

Division
Operations & Resourcing
Industry

Payment Services & Card/ Merchant Acquirers

Service-line

The Client

UK Payment Services Provider

The Challenge

Our client had acquired a business from a competitor and had c.50-60 Payment Programme Managers and their programmes to on-board. They asked Lysis to supply a team of experts to do this work.

The Solution

Lysis provided a compliance officer and a team of senior AML Analysts to review and on-board the Programme Managers. This involved Enhanced Due Dilgence on the Programme Managers and full review of the AML framework, governance and operating models of the Programme Managers to ensure that their programme customers could be on-boarded without putting our client at risk of breaching AML rules.

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