Open banking stories
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.
Australia's move towards open banking has been hindered by slow progress. However, with the right security measures, the future of open banking can be secure.
New report reveals challenges, opportunities and emerging risks for businesses in 2022 and highlights the importance of collaboration.
Asia-Pacific leading open banking thanks to digital ecosystems and data sharing. Australia moving towards wide rollout. Trust and security key.
New Mambu study shows 73.5% of Australian consumers have never heard of open banking, but the sector must build trust.
TIBCO reveals how open banking will transform data sharing, with secure exchanges mandated by government policies like Australia's Consumer Data Right.
Digital revolution ramps up pressure on APAC banks as they race to outpace tech giants and neo-banks. Mastering digital engagement is top priority.
ForgeRock becomes the first Identity and Access Management vendor to achieve FAPI certification, enhancing secure consumer data exchange in Open Banking.
Unisys urges banks to embrace open banking with the latest version of its Elevate software platform #fintech #openbanking.
The cloud-based testing environment for APIs enables banks to accelerate compliance with Open Banking and PSD2 deadlines.
Ping Identity CTO Bernard Harguindeguy predicts a rise in zero trust security, fewer MFA attacks, and heightened focus on API protection in 2019.
Open banking is closer to reaching the New Zealand public, with a pilot project currently underway and due to wrap up by the end of the year.
New Zealand's Consumer Data Right (CDR) aims to empower consumers by enabling secure data sharing with third parties, promoting financial wellbeing and privacy.
According to Tonik founder and CEO Greg Krasnov, the company needed to drive its value proposition not just through cost, but also consumer trust.
As early as July 2019, Australian banks will need to have a system in place that both benefits customers and protects their personal data.