Open Finance completed its first 2 years in Brazil with 15 million users. The challenge, however, is to grow beyond the specialized audience.
Open Finance is still a new concept in Colombia. However, the country is catching up with a series of regulatory initiatives.
Open Lending's latest research, "Loans Within Reach: Lending Enablement Benchmark 2023," surveyed 95 automotive lending leaders at U.S. financial institutions to understand their current challenges and how technology is helping them adapt.
Open finance is growing fast in Brazil, with progress in regulation paving the way for new opportunities for local fintechs.
Traditionally seen as the tool of the super-rich, thanks to open finance, personalized financial advisory services could be taking a turn.
[Editor’s note: This is a guest post from Ryan Weeks, formerly with Dow Jones and AltFi, covering fintech. This is...
In a blog post published yesterday, CFPB director Rohit Chopra suggests we now have a (somewhat) definitive timeline for implementation.
The UK made its mark on Open Banking, but as global sights turn to the loftier prize of open finance, it's in danger of being left behind.
After avoiding section 1033 of Dodd-Frank for 12 years, in October the CFPB announced proposals for action. Plaid now offers their advice.
Open Finance turns three years in Brazil, and data shows it is growing at a steady pace, with over 40 million consents granted by users.