Open banking stories - Page 3

Bristol's Moneyhub is ranked among the top 100 'most promising' fintech start-ups globally for 2023 by CBInsights.

The Fintech and Payments Advisory Network (TFPA) has hired a new CEO, COO and Executive Chair to lead its growth journey.

By incorporating open banking with a customer-centric approach, the payment landscape is rapidly transforming, forcing businesses to adapt or get left behind.

Fime Asia receives Visa accreditation to validate contactless payment terminals, boosts global testing capabilities.

Finastra and Tonik strengthen partnership to fast-track deployment of new products and services as digital bank surpasses one million customers.

Akahu and Cogo have partnered to provide banks with carbon emissions insights from transaction data, helping individuals reduce their impact on the planet.

Brite Payments appoints Alexander Kassai as COO & Fredrik Strmqvist as CFO fueling rapid growth in the open banking fintech sector. #BritePayments.

DECTA has appointed industry veteran Scott Dawson to ramp up its strategy for UK growth and expand its regulated payment services.

Open Banking has matured into an innovative payments solution enabling merchants to drive conversion, reward loyalty and improve the customer experience.

Cyber threats directed towards financial services has grown rapidly, driven by digital transformation and regulation such as open banking.

Finsure has partnered with Frollo and NextGen to use Open Banking data as part of the loan application process.

The findings are from Experian's latest business and consumer insight report, developed in partnership with Forrester, exploring open Banking and data privacy.

Open banking is being introduced in New Zealand, with the government saying it will increase competition and benefit consumers.

Julia Bearzatto promoted to Chief Product Officer at Zepto, responsible for business operations, engineering, and pioneering the future of payments.

Biza.io has appointed Rob Hale as its Chief Technology Officer, aiming to expand the CDR into banking, energy and telco sectors.

Advisors and financial service providers need innovative technology, solutions and intelligence to make financial wellness a reality for everyone.

The shift from legacy banking processes to Banking as a Service is well underway, with established banks at risk of being left behind without adoption.

Adatree appoints Sarah Day as head of alliances and partner success, responsible for facilitating future partnerships and supporting business expansion.

RiskBusiness says its report on open banking finds that while it holds much potential, financial services firms need to ensure they have robust, risk processes.

New Zealand's Consumer Data Right (CDR) aims to empower consumers by enabling secure data sharing with third parties, promoting financial wellbeing and privacy.