Posts by Ellie Duncan
Join PayPoint’s Confirmation of Payee sessions at OBExpo UK & Europe
PayPoint, a Gold Partner of Open Banking Expo UK & Europe, will be hosting Confirmation of Payee sessions at Stand G17, which are not to be missed.
Read MoreVobapay integrates Mastercard Open Finance to enable A2A payments
Through the integration, companies working with vobapay will be able to offer their customers secure and fast account-to-account (A2A) payments directly at checkout.
Read MoreDatavillage upgrades AI agent ‘Mule Monitor’
Datavillage will be showcasing how its AI Agents streamline banking and financial services processes beyond fraud detection at Open Banking Expo.
Read MoreMastercard unveils Mastercard Commerce Media driven by permissioned data
Mastercard is using its permissioned data, technology and connections to advertisers, publishers and consumers to power personalized commerce across the board.
Read MoreCFIT appoints new chair and non-executive directors
Chris Pond joins CFIT as non-executive chair and Nausicaa Delfas and Vivienne Artz as independent non-executive directors.
Read MoreInsight: It’s time to unlock the Smart Data dividend – with urgency and direction
Jonathan Ashworth, advisory board member at the Smart Data Group, explains what Smart Data can do for both the UK economy and for consumers.
Read MoreKeynotes and panels unveiled for Open Banking Expo UK & Europe 2025
The Financial Conduct Authority and Smart Data Group confirmed for keynote sessions as event returns to London in October.
Read MoreOpen Banking-driven ad fintech Sientia teams up with gift card platform Tillo
UK-based Sientia, a platform for the payment-linked advertising, has partnered with global gift card platform Tillo, to help brands and advertisers deliver precision-targeted marketing campaigns.
Read MoreReturning Headline Partner Token.io to discuss ‘hottest topics’ at Open Banking Expo
Token.io’s chief executive officer Todd Clyde will deliver the Opening Keynote on Day One of the Expo in London.
Read MoreEU Data Act gives users control over data generated by connected devices
The new Data Act “increases access to high-quality data and with it the potential for data-driven innovation”, according to the European Commission.
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