Jamie Kruspel, who is speaking at Open Banking Expo Canada, reveals which providers are likely to benefit the most from the successful delivery of Open Banking in Canada.
Jim Gillespie of Dragonfly Financial Technologies explains how ‘headless banking’ can help create a level playing field for banks and fintechs.
Tim Johnson, head of strategy at Payit and Tyl by NatWest, writes about the opportunities Open Banking presents for businesses and the customer experience, and where this will lead the future of payments.
Stephen Ferry, managing director of Pay360, an Access company, reveals what needs to happen for wider adoption of Open Banking in the UK’s public sector.
The US’s market-driven approach has generated strong demand from consumers for data sharing, according to Envestnet Data and Analytics’ head of governance, risk and compliance.
Finastra’s Paul Thomalla explains the risks and opportunities that UK banks need to consider amid the transition to the New Payments Architecture.
Q&A: GFT Canada’s Mauricio Deutsch on why security and convenience are key to Open Banking’s success
Mauricio Deutsch, banking and capital markets leader at GFT Canada, reveals what Canadian banks have to gain from embracing Open Banking and partnering with fintechs.
Eyal Sivan, head of Open Banking at Axway, writes about the US and Canada’s respective routes to Open Banking and the role of a common standard, the FDX API, in getting there.
Token’s Robert Sullivan on why there is a fundamental tension between the PSR’s ambitions for A2A retail payments and its latest proposals to address APP scams.
GoCardless’ Siamac Rezaiezadeh shares how they have been using Open Banking, and variable recurring payments in particular, to help charitable organisations improve their fundraising streams.
