Posts by Ellie Duncan
Open Banking Limited releases v4.0 of UK’s Open Banking Standard
The latest version of the Standard includes mandatory and optional updates, following consultation with the industry.
Read MoreSpeakers at first Canadian WiOB meetup discuss trade-offs and leadership ‘allies’
Donna Galloway of Portfolio+ moderated the Fireside Chat on June 11 in Toronto.
Read MoreInsight: What remaining barriers tell us about women’s progress in fintech
Kate Marsden, chief marketing officer at Yaspa, discovers the barriers that still exist to women’s career progression in fintech and considers how they can be overcome.
Read MorePayabli secures $20m Series A for payment infrastructure platform
Payabli’s co-founder William Corbera said software companies have “become the modern distribution for payment processing”.
Read MoreRyan Williams MP hails ‘banking revolution’ at OBExpo Canada
The Shadow Cabinet Minister for Pan-Canadian Trade and Competition delivered the Closing Keynote in which he said Open Banking will “create real competition”.
Read MorePayments Canada appoints new president and chief executive officer
It follows the departure of Tracey Black in March this year, after five years at the organisation.
Read MoreInsight: Is the UK ready for a Smart Data economy?
Sonal Bomb, chief executive officer and co-founder of TechnoXander, explains how the UK can prepare for the Smart Data economy that’s coming.
Read MoreMastercard Open Banking expands income verification solution
Mastercard Open Banking has partnered with a payroll data aggregator to improve the loan application process.
Read MoreNuapay added to UK Open Banking public sector procurement framework
Public sector bodies can access Open Banking suppliers via the Crown Commercial Service’s Dynamic Purchasing System.
Read MoreRaidiam makes two appointments to support global growth
Barry O’Donohoe, Raidiam’s chief executive officer, said with the new additions “our knowledge and ability to lead the global development of Smart Data ecosystems is only set to continue”.
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