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Open Banking

Open Banking regulation, innovation and technology and it's potential to revolutionise the Financial Services Industry.

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Is Open Banking forcing fintech banks to evolve again?

Fintech banks are tapping into the huge cultural shifts created by the internet and creating new desires and expectations in the financial services industry. They’re putting huge pressure on the high street retail banks and delivering results in exciting new ways. But with the advent of Payment Services Directive 2 (PSD2) and Open Banking the fint...

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Hakan Eroglu

Hakan Eroglu Advisor at BIS Innovation Hub (all opinions are my own)

The art of Open Banking regulation

Europe made the first steps toward open banking with open banking regulations in the UK and PSD2 for the European Union. As a first mover, the EU introduced PSD2 to increase competition in a payments sector dominated by a few big payment service providers and credit card schemes. Taking Europe as a blueprint, other jurisdictions are now using open...

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Collaboration: The key to success for open banking

As we enter a new era of open banking, we see customers empowered by PSD2 and GDPR, enjoying increased control over their personal account data. While the focus of attention has centred on the power struggle over personal data between customers and the banking institutions, we shouldn’t lose sight of the purpose of GDPR. In essence, it forms a con...

Hakan Eroglu

Hakan Eroglu Advisor at BIS Innovation Hub (all opinions are my own)

The American way of Open Banking regulation

Across the world, the trend towards open banking regulation is clear – and is rapidly gaining traction and momentum. In Europe we’ve seen the launch of PSD2 for the EU and CMA Open Banking in the UK. In Asia Pacific there have been Open API regulations e.g. Hong Kong’s HKMA and Australia's open banking initiatives – followed by upcoming activities...

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Why banks should build on their heritage in the Open Banking era

Since PSD2 became effective on 13 January 2018, banks are legally required to open up their customers’ data to third parties – such as challenger banks and digital offerings. The intention is to develop new digital offerings as well as increase competition and make it easier for customers to switch bank accounts: despite more consumers deciding to...

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Stuart Lacey

Stuart Lacey Founder at Trunomi

Three reasons why CIOS are outsourcing the customer data headache

The Financial Services industry is undergoing another major transformation, underpinned by Open Banking and PSD2. Together these directives aim to give customers more control over their financial data and to open up the banking landscape to new and competitive third-party products and services. Individuals can now grant third parties secure acces

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Marten Nelson

Marten Nelson Co-founder and CEO at M10

It’s time for a serious open banking standard

Steve Kirsch, CEO and Founder, Token There are four things that should now be crystal clear to everyone involved in open banking: 1. Open banking has arrived. It was the #1 topic at Money 20/20 Europe. Open banking regulations are now appearing in other parts of the world beyond the EU. 2. Open banking is so irresistible that even banks that ...

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Benny Boye Johansen

Benny Boye Johansen Head of OpenAPI at Saxo Bank

Is PSD2 just an MVP towards true Open Banking?

On January 13, a piece of EU legislation known as the Payment Services Directive (PSD2) came into effect, mandating that banks must make it possible for a third party company to write software through which bank customers can access their accounts and initiate payments. In other words, banks are now required to open up their data to third parties....

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Hakan Eroglu

Hakan Eroglu Advisor at BIS Innovation Hub (all opinions are my own)

Quo vadis PSD2 RTS? A view on EBA’s recent Opinion Paper on RTS implementation

In combination, the EU’s Second Payment Services Directive (PSD2) – and the European Banking Authority’s (EBA’s) related Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) on Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) and Secure Open Standards of Communication (CSC) –profoundly impact banks' IT systems and business models. They open up banks’ systems to third-party p...

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How Lenders Are Already Using Open Banking

What is Open Banking? Starting January 13th, the largest UK banks began the process of allowing their customers to request transaction data be shared with third parties. Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds, Bank of Scotland, Halifax, Nationwide, RBS, NatWest, Santander, Danske, AIB, First Trust, and Bank of Ireland have given control of current account tran

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