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ING Ventures invests in Open Banking platform Cobase

ING Ventures has invested €7.5m in Cobase, a fintech start-up, which provides a single point of access to all bank accounts and other financial products and services. Cobase is a multibank platform that helps international customers in handling different bank accounts by providing payments, cash management and treasury services, all…

White paper

More data can help you to perform a detailed assessment of a person’s creditworthiness. As well as bank account data, potential new complementary data sources include government data and rental data. Find out more about what Open Banking and other alternative data sources can provide in Experian’s latest white paper.…

Global speed of Open Banking adoption not a concern, say experts.

Differing speeds of adoption of Open Banking principles globally are not a cause for concern and will not necessarily lead to fragmented integration, industry figures have said. Some global banks and FinTechs have focussed on developing solutions in very different financial areas to their counterparts in the UK, which has…

Two-thirds of Amazon Prime members would try banking with the retailer, according to Bain study

Banks, you’ve been warned. About two-thirds of Amazon Prime members would try a free online bank account from the e-commerce giant, according to a report from consultant Bain & Co. That’s considerably higher than the percentage of regular Amazon customers (43 percent) or non-Amazon customers (37 percent) who would try…

Yolt completes Open Banking API connections with all CMA9 banks

Yolt, the smart thinking money app, has today announced it has become the first third-party provider (TTP) to successfully complete Application Programming Interface (API) connections under the new Open Banking regulation with nine of the biggest high street banks in the UK. Combined with challenger banks Monzo and Starling, there…

Who has adopted the right Open Banking approach?

Britain’s high street banks have taken very different pathways in embracing Open Banking. While some have partnered and innovated from day one, others are still cautious. So, which approach is likely to pay off in the long-term? Expo asks Olly Betts, CEO of Openwrks…     Which areas of the…

Nationwide ups technology budget by £1.3 billion

Nationwide Building Society has allocated a further £1.3 billion to a five-year technology refresh, taking its overall spending target to £4.1 billion. The ramp up in spending comes as the institution saw 200 million more mobile app log-ins last year and the app now has two million active members –…

Yolt links up with Anorak to give users life insurance advice

Money management app Yolt has plugged Anorak into its platform, giving users access to personalised and impartial advice from the life insurance specialist. ING-owned Yolt is a free app that lets Brits view their bank accounts and credit cards in one place, promising to give them a real view of…

Open Banking Expo announces former Google UK MD and an Open Banking visionary as keynote speakers

Open Banking Expo has today announced the appointment of two fintech heavy-weight speakers for its morning and afternoon keynote sessions. Google’s renowned former managing director is confirmed as the morning keynote, who will offer a unique insight on the future of Open Banking. Now MD, Fintech at Blenheim Chalcot, Dan…

Judo Capital to use Temenos technology for digital banking

Australian challenger bank Judo Capital has selected banking software company Temenos as its breaks into the country’s SME sector. Judo Capital is set to use the Temenos T24 Core Banking, Channels, Analytics and Financial Crime Mitigation solutions to to power its charge into the business banking sector. According to Temenos, the…

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