Insights
Better use of financial data could help people manage their money, access suitable products and support, and build greater financial resilience, writes Kate Wells of the Money and Mental Health Policy Institute.
Pay by Bank is changing the payments landscape forever, but as it scales, a familiar pattern is emerging, according to Token.io’s chief executive officer Todd Clyde.
September brought a UK payments scheme going live, new US federal guidance on third-party risk, and six global banks agreeing on AI agent liability – none of it coordinated, all pointing at the same gap, writes Invela’s Louise Beaumont.
Alison Lindland, chief marketing officer at Personetics, reveals the most exciting AI and Open Banking developments coming down the line, and the shift as consumers “feel recognised” rather than “marketed to”.
UK Payments Initiative is turning the existing Open Banking standards framework into a commercial, trusted and scalable payment method, explains managing director Richard Koch.
The Open Banking ecosystem is shifting its focus from architecture and compliance to outcomes, experience, and value creation, writes Rich Mansell, senior director and sector lead banking and financial services at Concentrix.
August was the month AI stopped being a side conversation in Open Finance risk and became the main one. Here is what happened, why it matters, and what it means for risk management.
July was a month where the numbers got bigger, the regulator got louder, and the case for continuous risk infrastructure got harder to argue with, writes Invela’s Louise Beaumont.
June was a month where the gap between technology and governance got harder to ignore, writes Louise Beaumont, head of marketing and communications at Invela.
Women in Open Banking ANZ’s third annual flagship event was co-hosted by Baker McKenzie with Mastercard.
