Archive for October 2022
Innovate or pack your bags, payment providers told
Companies are embracing buy or build strategies to remain relevant amid an increasingly demanding customer landscape.
Read MoreLegacy systems stifling institutional innovation
Experts in capital markets infrastructure say adoption of Open Banking in the institutional market has been hampered by legacy approaches.
Read MoreUK bank Lloyds releases ‘Innovation Sandbox’ with NayaOne
The new sandbox will enable Lloyds Banking Group to “experiment and learn with fintechs at pace”.
Read MoreAustralia’s Biza appoints Rob Hale as CTO
Hale joins from TrueLayer and is a member of the Data Standards Body’s CDR Banking Advisory Committee.
Read MoreUK fintech Ordo secures £10m in Series A
Ordo CEO Craig Tillotson said the case for Request to Pay and Open Banking capability “has never been stronger”.
Read MoreFriendlyScore announces brand transformation
London-based account information service provider (AISP) and analytical software company FriendlyScore has announced a new brand identity.
Read MorePayments Canada delays launch of real-time rail payment system
A new launch date for Canada’s RTR system, which had been due to go live in mid-2023, is yet to be agreed.
Read MoreTink partners with Snoop to provide money-saving insights to consumers
The collaboration demonstrates “the real-world value of Open Banking”, according to Tink’s Tom Pope.
Read MoreQ&A: Mistho’s Max Czymoch on why smart data is key to the move to Open Finance
Max Czymoch, CEO and co-founder of Mistho, reveals his predictions for Open Banking in the UK in the coming 12 months.
Read MoreCanada: ‘Good dialogue’ makes Open Banking implementation roadmap likely in 2023
Speakers from TD Bank, League Data, CGI and Borrowell discussed the likelihood of an Open Banking framework in Canada by next year, while also calling on the industry to engage consumers.
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