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Consumer-permissioned data platform Truv has the ability to electronically verify income and employment for 95% of the US workforce.
Klarna created the ranking to determine “which countries and which banks are the best and which are the worst at giving access to payment services”.
Banking, finance, energy and road fuels, telecoms and transport are considered “priority” sectors.
The Australian bank has enabled Open Banking for mortgage brokers and their customers through its partnership with NextGen.
The second phase of CFIT’s inaugural coalition is focused on enhancing financial access for vulnerable consumers and SMEs.
What did FDATA North America’s Steve Boms and Fintechs Canada’s Alex Vronces have to say about the government’s plans for a consumer-driven banking framework?
A survey by Environics Research also revealed the likelihood of consumer adoption based on institution type.
The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada will be responsible for the oversight, administration and enforcement of consumer-driven banking.
New partners CGI and IBM Canada, as well as Interac, will support the final part of delivery and operation of RTR.
The new partnership intends to accelerate banks’ compliance with PSD3, allowing them to “capitalise on commercial opportunities sooner than anticipated”.
