We have completed our review of the development of UK open banking for the Canadian government, tracing its history back to the 2007-2008 financial crisis covering:
- Timeline: catalysts to development
- Ecosystem
- The Evolution of Open Banking in the UK
- Open Government Data
- Open Data Institute (ODI)
- Historic Reviews of the UK Banking Sector
- MiData Initiative
- The UK Fintech Sector
- The UK Banking Sector Post-financial Crisis
- The Open Bank Project in 2010
- The Fingleton Report: ‘Data Sharing and Open Data for Banks’
- The Treasury Call for Evidence on Open Data Sharing
- First Hand Account: Irene Graham, British Bankers Association (BBA)
- The Open Banking Working Group (OBWG)
- The Open Banking Standard (Standard)
- Implementation Pending the CMA Report: Development Group Proposal
- CMA: Retail Banking Market Investigation and Remedies
- The Open Banking Implementation Entity (OBIE)
- PSD2, GDPR and Open Banking
- Open Banking Standard Report
- Overview of Approach to Standards
- Privacy, Security and Cyber-risk
- Customer Consent, Authorisation and Authentication
- Liability, Consumer Redress and Dispute Resolution
- Cost of Implementation
- Financial Stability
- Consumer Choice and Acceptance
If you are interested in open banking, please email cynthia@dgen.net
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