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Can UK regulators maintain Open Banking momentum?
Jack Wilson, head of public policy at European Open Banking platform TrueLayer, talks to Open Banking Expo’s Ellie Duncan about the need for the FCA and PSR to ensure the UK’s Open Banking progress does not stall once the OBIE’s roadmap has ended and how incentives might help. He also explains why communication and transparency from the Joint Regulatory Oversight Committee and the future Open Banking entity in the UK are crucial. Jack also discusses the main recommendations from the Digital Payments Initiative report and why its findings might not result in concrete action.
Jack Wilson
Jack Wilson
Head of Public Policy TrueLayerJack is a former policy adviser at the UK banking regulator the FCA, where he led work to create the FCA’s approach to regulating firms under the new Payment Services Directive (PSD2). He was also a UK representative on European Banking Authority and European Central Bank Committees, including the Standing Committee on Payment Services. Jack also led the FCA’s team assessing banks’ readiness for Open Banking, focusing on their Open Banking interfaces (APIs) and customer journeys.
At TrueLayer Jack leads our engagement with UK and EU regulators and authorities, and sits on a number of committees as a fintech and regulatory expert.
Ellie Duncan
Ellie Duncan
Head of Content Open Banking ExpoFormer Financial Times Group journalist Ellie Duncan has a decade of experience across financial services. While arguably best-known for her asset management work, she has also covered open banking, credit, private equity and entrepreneurship.
