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Open Banking's Biggest Problem: The FCA Has a Plan | Ep. 15

Episode 15 Published 2ย months, 3ย weeks ago
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Open banking has a problem and the FCA finally has the statutory powers to fix it.ย 

We sit down with Andrew Self, Head of Open Banking & Finance at the Financial Conduct Authority, to find out what the new regulatory framework actually means for the UK's open finance future.

From variable recurring payments to the 2028โ€“2030 Open Finance roadmap, Andrew breaks down the real obstacles, commercial models, consumer trust, data access and how the FCA plans to solve them.

๐ŸŽ™๏ธ IN THIS EPISODE:
Intro: Why open banking is at a crossroads
The FCA's new statutory powers explained
Why the commercial model has failed so far
Variable recurring payments (VRP) โ€” the game changer?
Reliability & error messaging: the industry's weak spot
Open Finance vision: mortgages, SMEs, and pensions
The PRISM framework: how the FCA prioritises use cases
What needs to happen before 2028

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