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PODCAST · 20 OCTOBER 2021

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Open Finance vs Open Banking (Podcast)

Globally, the traditional financial landscape as we know it will be radically changed with the advent of Open Banking and Open Finance.

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Globally, the traditional financial landscape as we know it will be radically changed with the advent of Open Banking and Open Finance.

In our previous article, we discussed the concept of Open Banking. In a nutshell, Open Banking is concerned with current accounts/transaction data and the sharing thereof with third parties to enable them to develop applications or services around such data, including payment mechanisms.

Open Finance is a framework based on consent-driven data sharing that can empower banks to offer a broader range of possibilities to their clients specifically suited to their needs. Open Finance involves home loan providers, consumer credit providers, investment and pension funds, as well as general insurers and intermediaries. Open Finance enables banks to collaborate with various providers to deliver a wider variety of offerings to consumers including private mortgages, savings systems, pension funds, credit, insurance and the like at

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