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Urgency needed to launch Open Banking in Canada
A Canadian senator has warned Open Banking needs to be implemented ‘swiftly and with urgency’ to maintain Canada’s position as a global economic force.
Read MoreAmerican Express taps Open Banking for account-to-account payments
American Express is to move into the account-to-account space, enabling UK consumers to pay for goods and services online and on the go, directly from their bank account.
Read MoreHigh use of screen scraping proves Canadian demand for Open Banking
Canadians are hacking their way to Open Banking through high use of screen scraping products despite many saying market lacks genuine use cases.
Read MoreHuw Davies, Head of Premium APIs, Open Banking Implementation Entity
View from the top – the jump towards premium APIs
Read MoreInsight: Faith Reynolds, Independent Consumer Representative for Open Banking Implementation Entity
Insight: Faith Reynolds, Independent Consumer Representative for Open Banking Implementation Entity
Read MoreOpen Banking: A Canadian Lens
Open Banking Expo welcomed more than 200 delegates to its Open Banking: A Canadian Lens event, in collaboration with Equifax, yesterday in Toronto.
Read MoreMark Buitenhek, Head of Transaction Services, ING
When it comes to speed of adoption, few European brands have moved to embrace the opportunities from Open Banking like ING. Joe McGrath speaks to Mark Buitenhek, the company’s head of transaction services…
Read MoreWhy Open Banking will succeed
Open Banking Expo Magazine recently caught up with Jim Wadsworth, SVP Open Banking, at Mastercard on his thoughts around the Open Banking, the journey so far and his outlooks for success.
Read MoreThe best of Europe
Which countries are home to the most compelling commercial launches and how are EU-wide regulatory changes influencing development at country level?
Read MoreA shot in the arm for business banking
For years, small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) have felt underserved and undervalued by their banks, pushed aside in favour of larger companies that come with big fees, higher lending and larger balances. But things are about to change.
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