Insights
Q&A: HMRC’s Nick Down on winning the Open Banking Expo Pioneer Award
Open Banking Expo’s head of content Ellie Duncan speaks to Nick Down, head of payments at HMRC, about implementing Open Banking payments, the main challenge in doing so, and what winning the Pioneer Award means to him.
Read MoreInsight: How big banks can overcome the challenges of PSD2
Axway’s Emmanuel Méthivier on how banks can turn a regulatory burden into an opportunity to compete, innovate and grow.
Read MoreTink’s Jan Van Vonno reveals the potential for PIS in Europe
Jan Van Vonno, head of industry strategy at Tink, reveals the main findings from its latest payments research and why widespread adoption of instant payment rails in Europe is so crucial.
Read MoreInsight: What do we know about consumer appetite for A2A payments?
Token’s Jess Gerrow reveals some of the key findings from its joint research with Open Banking Expo on the human element that will fuel Open Banking payments’ future.
Read MoreInsight: How to unlock the full value of Open Banking for UK small businesses
CRIF’s Sara Costantini writes about why small businesses are lagging consumers when it comes to reaping the benefits of Open Banking in the UK and how to change that.
Read MoreInsight: Why there’s a problem with the Reimbursement Code
The fight against APP scams has some way to go, according to the Lending Standards Board’s Emma Lovell, who writes that prevention in an increasingly expansive payments landscape cannot solely lie with banks and lenders.
Read MoreInsight: Why 3 is the magic number for the adoption of A2A payments
Token’s VP of sales Michael Lane writes about the three things e-tailers need to see before wider adoption of account-to-account payments.
Read MoreDigital marketing could be the answer to thriving in an Open Banking landscape
Banks and financial institutions of all stripes are now facing a challenging new marketing landscape.
Read MoreInsight: How to future proof BNPL services
Paynetics CEO Mike Peplow explains why regulating buy now, pay later is a matter of ‘when’, not ‘if’.
Read MoreOpen Banking: 6 ways startups and banks can utilise this technology
Open Banking has been shaking things up for the past few years and it’s gaining traction once more.
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