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Westpac to roll out digital loan to brokers next year, a boutique aggregator launches accountant-broker collab program, plans for more majors to be included in Home Guarantee Scheme panel and outgoi

The ACCC has launched the Consumer Data Right (CDR) sandbox, a free tool that allows existing and potential CDR participants to test and improve their...

A free new tool that enables current and new participants in the Consumer Data Right to test and improve their solutions has been launched by the ACCC.  

New free tool is part of the ongoing rollout of the CDR legislative framework, which commenced with the banking industry in 2020

Making news this week, Labor won’t budge on repealing responsible lending laws, flood support extended and expanded for NSW residents, BOQ pays more than $130K for CDR breaches and housing tipped

The ACCC alleged the bank had breached the rules of the Consumer Data Right. On Wednesday, the ACCC confirmed that Bank of Queensland has paid a penalty of $133,200 for allegedly breaching the Consu

The ACCC alleged the bank had breached the rules of the Consumer Data Right. On Wednesday, the ACCC confirmed that Bank of Queensland has paid a penalty of $133,200 for allegedly breaching the Consu

Missed last year's implementation deadline.

The Bank of Queensland has paid a penalty of $133,200 for allegedly breaching the Consumer Data Right rules by failing to provide a service enabling consumers’ data to be shared. The Australian

Kithmin Ranamukhaarachchi is a Melbourne based lawyer in the Asset Management and Investment Funds AMIF team. He has experience assisting fintechs and superannuation funds on regulatory and compliance matters, including advising on Consumer Data Right Open Banking.