Insights
Joris Hensen, founder and co-lead of Deutsche Bank’s API program, explains why building and offering APIs “may take more time than expected”.
John Godfrey, commercial director at Red Badger, explains how AI, interoperability and “radical simplification” are converging to shape new banking products and services.
Paul Rodgers, chair of Vendorcom, answers our quickfire Q&A ahead of speaking at Open Banking Expo UK and Europe this October.
Technoxander’s chief executive officer Sonal Bomb answers our quickfire questions on Open Banking, explaining the issues that need ‘ironing out’ in the UK.
Kamran Hedjri, group chief executive officer of PXP Financial, looks at how this emerging tech will impact one of the world’s fastest growing industries.
Konsentus’ Jim Wadsworth reveals what he thinks is the company’s biggest achievement to date and talks about the “sheer pace” of developments in Open Banking.
Intix’s André Casterman writes that, while Open Banking could lead to a greater banking experience for users across the globe, this can only be done by ensuring any solutions meet the standards found in PSD3.
Huw Davies of Ozone API also reveals his pride at Ozone API’s work in Saudi Arabia and why the UK needs to play catch-up.
Simon Lyons, chief strategy officer at obconnect, also reveals why he feels “immensely proud” of the recent work obconnect has done.
Insight: Will the EC’s new payments legislative proposals help unlock Open Banking’s true potential?
Token.io’s public policy and strategy director Robert Sullivan considers the implications of PSD3 and the Payment Services Regulation (PSR) for the Open Banking ecosystem.
