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CRIF brings consumer credit scoring service to the UK
The Open-Banking powered solution will be available to banks and lenders in the UK.
Read MoreQ&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 MoreTink: UK’s self-employed ‘being denied access’ to financial services
Research by the Open Banking platform found 27% feel they have been “actively discriminated against” when trying to secure finance.
Read MoreAirwallex launches online payment acceptance solution on Shopify
Merchants can integrate the Australian fintech platform’s Online Payments App into their online store to accept payments from their global customers.
Read MoreXero chooses GoCardless to integrate Open Banking payments
The new GoCardless Instant Bank Pay feature will be available to Xero’s UK customers.
Read MoreTomoCredit secures $122m to grow credit offering
The US-based credit card for those with no credit history secured backing from Mastercard and Morgan Stanley.
Read More#OBExpoAwards2022 winners’ supplement out now!
The Open Banking Expo Awards 2022 winners’ supplement is now available. Find out what it means to be inducted into the Open Banking Expo Awards Hall of Fame.
Read MoreSpeakers at the Open Banking Expo BNPL Symposium discuss regulation and consolidation
At the half-day event, delegates heard from industry representatives about how BNPL should be regulated and why some friction is needed in the customer journey.
Read MoreBanks prefer to build rather than buy tech stack, research shows
New research by NTT DATA has revealed that, globally, banks are choosing to build their own technology solutions to meet corporate demand.
Read MoreMoneyhub partners with Pennyworth to launch financial planning tool
The new Open Finance solution is aimed at “aspiring-affluent” consumers, earning between £40,000 and £150,000 who would benefit from financial guidance.
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