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Why Open Is The Future Of Banking
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| With Jane Barratt (Chief Advocacy Officer, MX), Don Cardinal (MD, Financial Data Exchange), Ronald Mazursky (Dir. Strategic Initiatives, Jack Henry), Gene Neyer (Chief Strategy Officer, Icon), Arshi Singh (Dir. Product Mgmt, Currencycloud). |
| Davis Wright Tremaine, 1251 Ave of the Americas, 21st Fl |
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Sep 25 (Wed) , 2019 @ 05:30 PM
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$40 |
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The term Open Banking has been in the news for a few years, & what it means is straightforward: the use of open APIs to enable third-party developers to build applications & services around the financial institution, & greater financial transparency options for account holders. The idea behind Open Banking has been creeping into the financial services world for a while, with firms like Mint that pull & aggregate your financial data. But they were doing it through the back door. Open Banking offers front door access to information. But what does it mean for bankers, fintechs, & consumers? What can we learn from the UK, where regulations already require banks to cooperate with authorized third-parties? What will it look like in the US?
Join NYPAY for a drink & lively discussion of this increasingly prominent topic.
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