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ARTICLE · 11 JUNE 2021

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Update – Recent developments in Open Banking – The Consumer Data Right (CDR)

Open Banking allows consumers to compare products and services, and encourages more competition in the banking sector.

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Please find our update on Open Banking below, along with details of recent developments and upcoming changes.

"Open Banking" is the application of the Consumer Data Right (CDR) in the banking sector and involves the collection, sharing and use of consumer banking data. The CDR is one way of facilitating Open Banking (by compelling financial institutions to provide access to consumer's financial data).

In summary, the purpose of Open Banking is to allow consumers to compare various products and services, and to encourage greater competition in the banking sector. The Open Banking regime is also expected to promote product and service innovation, through the sharing of consumer data.

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