Ghela Boskovich

Ghela’s roots in regulatory economics has shaped her approach to how she advocates and advises on the building blocks for data sharing economies, with an ability to understand the economic incentives for each actor and stake holder in the value chain from incumbent, to challenger, to end customer. Her experience spans multiple sectors including financial services, energy, telecommunications, and technology.

Her previous roles and engagements have centered on fast-tracking internal innovation and the practical application and commercialisation of fintech/bank collaboration. Ghela’s most recent work has focused on fostering an ethical data democracy, individual consumer empowerment over their data, data economy disruptive business models, and facilitating banks’ emerging technology consumption via policy development and practical technical delivery. Ghela is a globally recognised expert in the fields of open banking and open finance, advising private firms as well as governments across the UK, Europe, and North America.