Antony Jenkins’ fintech 10x Banking partnered with Chase to build ‘a modern scalable core banking platform’ for its entry into the UK retail market.
Open Banking Expo has launched a survey in association with EQ Bank to find out what those from across the industry make of the country’s roadmap to implementation.
Starling Bank’s Anne Boden and Lee Braine of Barclays are among those on the respective Engagement and Technology Forums tasked with identifying the challenges of designing and operating a UK central bank digital currency.
Brenton Charnley has been made CEO of Australia and New Zealand, tasked with heading up its expansion in Sydney, Melbourne and Auckland.
Former Finance Minister of Canada Bill Morneau has been confirmed as a keynote speaker, while Equifax Canada is headline partner as delegates discuss the future Open Banking roadmap.
The partnership sees Keebo, which is the only credit card provider approved by the FCA to use Open Banking, ‘seamlessly’ integrate YTS technology.
The digital bank plans to launch ‘Starling-as-a-Service’ in the first half of 2022, in countries including France and the Netherlands.
Open Banking Expo’s Ellie Duncan caught up with Michael Lane, VP of sales at Token, to discuss what needs to happen for widespread merchant adoption of A2A payments, why the industry as a whole has a role to play in educating consumers and the demise of debit cards.
By partnering, Yapily will be able to offer its European partners access to the US financial market and US-based NXTsoft will give its API partners access to European institutions.
The new survey by Tink also revealed that positive sentiment towards Open Banking continues to increase.
