Open banking is coming! The banking industry is going digital, enabling data sharing with third parties.

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As open banking transforms the financial landscape, banks and consumers grapple with the profound implications of unprecedented data sharing, navigating a delicate balance between innovation and privacy.

Key Points and Numbers:

  • Open banking allows sharing of financial account data with third parties
  • Enables easy comparison of bank offerings, account transfers, and financial overviews
  • Projected payments market growth to $800 billion in North America and $3.3 trillion globally by 2027
  • U.S. banks hold 1 exabyte of data from various sources
  • Three-quarters of banks are not ready for open banking
  • 182 banks and account providers in the U.S. offer open banking
  • 36 bank APIs and 17 data aggregators in the U.S.
  • Capital One launched its API, DevExchange, in 2016
  • Mastercard acquired Finicity in 2020 for open banking solutions
  • Visa announced “data tokens” for real-time, personalized offers
  • U.S. Personal Financial Data Rights Rule (1033) by CFPB mandates data sharing and privacy protections
  • E.U.’s second Payment Services Directive (PSD2) adopted in 2015
  • European Commission’s Financial Data Access (FIDA) framework proposed in 2023
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Impacts and Challenges:

  • Significant privacy concerns with widespread data sharing
  • Regulatory requirements for consumer data protection
  • Financial institutions must develop compliance and data management strategies
  • Increased competition and innovation in financial services
  • Potential misuse or wrongful monetization of personal financial data
  • Need for consumer trust and confidence in open banking
  • Pressure on banks to collaborate with fintechs and data aggregators
  • Evolution from open banking to open finance in the E.U.
  • Shift in power dynamics within the financial sector, favoring consumer choice
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Sources:

qz.com/open-banking-financial-data-banks-us-cfpb-1033-1851500112

gizmodo.com/what-is-open-banking-financial-data-digital-1851517781

www.forbes.com/sites/forbesfinancecouncil/2024/06/04/open-bankings-balancing-act/?sh=2bf03f0119ac

www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/what-to-know-about-open-banking-coming-soon-in-the-u-s/ar-BB1nBRbp

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