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PSD2 and Open Banking Use Cases for Insurers in an Open Data Economy
Legal drivers such as GDPR and PSD2 in Europe and CDR in Australia are enabling the customer with more ownership and control over its own data. As a result, the customer is increasingly empowered to more easily provide consent-based access to his/her data by a service provider of choice. This trend is accelerating across countries, indust...
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Is Embedded Insurance the killer app for mobile banking?
As the number of digital transactions is growing exponentially, companies who have relevant and frequent digital interactions with their customers compete to become future ecosystem orchestrators. This is also true for the banking sector, where customers are increasingly banking through their smartphone, making that the primary digit...
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Instant Payments makes data the new game for Corporate Treasury
The role of the corporate treasurer will change significantly with the transition towards an open, digital and data driven economy. Partially motivated by regulatory push (eg PSD2, GDPR), organisations are increasingly adopting new business models in which data is shared 24/7 to better respond to instant customer demand. This requires tre...
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Open Banking Monitor (OBM) 2019: let’s take a moment to make up the rankings and identify potential new “Masters in Openness”
Looking back on a much eventful year in Open Banking; various banks have updated their Developer Portal in the last quarter of 2018, either by expanding the Functional Scope, by offering more APIs, or by introducing tools and features improving the Developer Experience. Predominantly with the shared goal of attracting more end-customers, ...
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Banks should open-up beyond PSD2 to deliver on the innovation promise
We all know by now that “XS2A” - access to payment accounts by third party providers (TPPs) - is going to happen in some shape or form under PSD2, but there is still considerable uncertainty. The transposition of PSD2 into national law is being delayed in twenty member states[1] and while the Regulatory Technical Standards on Strong Custo...
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