The Lending Standards Board’s Elizabeth Thompson gives practical guidance to banks and lenders on supporting vulnerable customers.
Barry Rodrigues, EVP payments at Finastra, writes about the many challenges associated with creating a digital currency in Europe and how banks can overcome the threats from CBDCs.
Aro’s Emma Steeley on transitioning the company to a product-led approach and creating a more inclusive culture in the process.
To win in an Open Banking landscape, banks need to proactively define their role in the financial ecosystem to create new value for customers, according to Wipro’s Anmol Grover.
With the implementation of Open Banking in Canada underway, it is an opportune time to reflect on the requirements for ecosystem participants to meet regulatory, technical, security and operational needs. How do we ensure that the industry continues to spur innovation and drive new product and service offerings?
Plaid’s head of Europe, Ripsy Bandourian, explains how Open Banking can alleviate the headache global businesses face to localise identity verification.
Joint research commissioned by EY Canada and Symcor found that Canadians continue to display a high degree of trust in their financial service providers, while personal banking customers show a greater willingness to share their data with new financial service providers.
Brite Payments chief executive officer Lena Hackeloer writes about the economic turbulence that has helped bring so-called “second generation” fintechs to the fore.
Brook Lovatt, chief executive officer of CloudEntity, explains why more education about the interaction between digital identity and Open Banking is required.
Darran Morford of obconnect writes about the challenges facing Open Banking today, and what we can learn from the adoption of Chip and PIN card payments in the late 1990s/early 2000s.
