Page 18 - Consumer Data Right News Today

The financial advice profession needs more certainty on how the Australian Financial Complaints Authority will judge a complaint, says the Association of Financial Planners (AFA).

Lenders hoping to benefit from open finance could be challenged by consumers who are apprehensive to share their data.   New research about the attitudes of Australians towards open data has found th

The Association of Financial Advisers (AFA) has published its Quality of Advice submission, putting forward several recommendations including the provision of a three-year relief period for client consent forms.

Concerns surrounding data privacy could pose a challenge to open data in Australia. New research about the attitudes of Australians towards open data has found that 54 per cent are not comfortable wi

Concerns surrounding data privacy could pose a challenge to open data in Australia. New research about the attitudes of Australians towards open data has found that 54 per cent are not comfortable wi

The big three energy companies will need to comply with the Consumer Data Right (CDR) by November this year, with the deadline for the remaining energ...

GUEST OPINION The big three energy companies will need to comply with the Consumer Data Right (CDR) by November this year, with the deadline for the r...

The ACCC has flagged a focus on competition in payments markets, investigating allegations of anti-competitive conduct, and protecting the interests of ...

Almost two years to the day Open Banking commenced, advisers are not taking advantage of the Consumer Data Right according to EY. The consulting firm has argued advice firms could benefit from becoming accredited data recipients to save time during the fact-finding process.

Australia’s competition and consumer commisssion the ACCC has given notice that competition in payments markets, investigating allegations of anti-com...