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Value, Risk & Trust

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While most of the financial sector is in the process of implementing open banking, it’s time to look beyond the horizon to see where this evolution is heading. As open banking standards expand to address more and more sectors of the economy, we are moving from open banking to open finance to open data. Open data will enable individuals to grant and share access to every digital transaction, health record, or energy bill to merchants so they can receive customized services that meet their unique needs. In this episode, Eyal sits down with Samantha Seaton, a champion of financial wellness and CEO of award-winning fintech MoneyHub, to explore how open data is transforming the world. Sam discusses how banks will need to think differently to succeed in the open future, compelling them to revisit three fundamental tenets of banking: value, risk and trust.

Specifically they discuss:

The current open banking landscape

How to generate new kinds of value

Empowering consumers to own their data

The risk-reward dynamic of banks and fintechs

Moving from open banking to open finance to open data

The importance of building customer trust

Curating your data an open world

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Value, Risk & Trust

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While most of the financial sector is in the process of implementing open banking, it’s time to look beyond the horizon to see where this evolution is heading. As open banking standards expand to address more and more sectors of the economy, we are moving from open banking to open finance to open data. Open data will enable individuals to grant and share access to every digital transaction, health record, or energy bill to merchants so they can receive customized services that meet their unique needs. In this episode, Eyal sits down with Samantha Seaton, a champion of financial wellness and CEO of award-winning fintech MoneyHub, to explore how open data is transforming the world. Sam discusses how banks will need to think differently to succeed in the open future, compelling them to revisit three fundamental tenets of banking: value, risk and trust.

Specifically they discuss:

The current open banking landscape

How to generate new kinds of value

Empowering consumers to own their data

The risk-reward dynamic of banks and fintechs

Moving from open banking to open finance to open data

The importance of building customer trust

Curating your data an open world

  continue reading

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