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Open Banking regulation, innovation and technology and it's potential to revolutionise the Financial Services Industry.
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Jonathan Westley Chief Data Officer, Experian UK & EMEA at Experian
The launch of open banking in 2018 promised to forge a new way for financial services. It was a bold statement of intent, and the reality is that it was never going to be possible to get people excited about what was essentially a change in the ‘plumbing’ of the financial services sector. However, three years and one pandemic later, people are rea...
17 May 2021
Alex Robinson Fraud Analytics at TSB
As Open Banking (OB) in the UK prepares to accelerate, have the fears around security and fraud risks gone away? When OB launched to great fanfare in 2017, there were concerns from banks about the security and fraud risks - have these materialised, been mitigated or do they remain, lurking in the shadows? When OB launched in the UK it was meant t...
12 May 2021 /payments /crime
Laura Francis Head of Brand and Marketing at Form3
Open banking is becoming more widespread. The UK’s OBIE (Open Banking Implementation Entity) reported that the number of open banking users doubled from January to September 2020. With the EU looking to introduce open banking in the coming years, some reports claim that open banking has ‘delivered on every count’. But despite its impressive growt...
23 April 2021 /payments
Joris Lochy Product Manager at Intix | Co-founder at Capilever
Thanks to Open Banking, embedded banking and banks positioning their apps as super-apps, the financial sector becomes more and more an ecosystem of parties collaborating together to execute upon a customer’s journey and needs. As a result, more and more banks and Fintechs sign partnerships with other financial players and players from other industr...
29 March 2021 /people /startups
Tom Greenwood Founder & CEO at Volt
Whatever side you were on in the Brexit debate, it’s hard to imagine any merchant welcoming reports of the card schemes quintupling fees for cross-border payments between the UK and EU. No longer constrained by the EU’s cap on interchange fees, Visa and Mastercard plan to increase their interchange to 150 basis points (bps) for credit card, and 115...
26 March 2021 /payments /regulation
Josh Rix Director at Woodhurst Consulting
One of the biggest challenges when purchasing insurance is the complex nature of the product. Many customers are put off by the sheer volume of data they must enter, only to receive lengthy policy documents filled with jargon. In fact, less than 50% of customers understand what factors determine the price of their insurance policies. The Insurance...
23 March 2021 /retail /startups
Steve Morgan Banking Industry Market Lead at Pegasystems
Open Banking now has three million active users in the UK as of January 2021 according to the Open Banking Implementation Entity. However, since PDS2 came into force, the big transformation that was expected has not come to fruition. The directive paved the way for data sharing from multiple accounts from different providers, helping people with ...
22 March 2021 /retail /inclusion
Retired Member
Today’s consumers of financial services know what they want, and that’s a customer experience that is both fast and frictionless. If they can’t get this from traditional banks, then there are any number of digital alternatives out there ready to deliver this service. Banks understand the nature of this challenge all too well. They don’t need to b...
16 March 2021 /devops
Today, getting a mortgage on a property is a cumbersome process. The worst part is that consumers don’t even want to purchase a mortgage – they want to buy a house. The mortgage is, unfortunately, a necessary evil. Consumers highlighted three key challenges with the mortgage process today: 49% find the application and approval process too long 34%...
15 March 2021 /retail /startups
Peter-Jan Van De Venn VP Global Digital Banking at Mobiquity
Banking is open for business Open banking is mutually beneficial for banks and consumers. It provides an opportunity for banking providers to retain and grow their customer base, by offering consumers access to better and more targeted financial advice, services and products. Open banking has the potential to generate an accessible and personalise...
09 March 2021 /regulation /retail
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