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Commonwealth Bank of Australia has become the first of Australia's Big Four banks to let customers see balances from other banks within its banking app under the country's new Open Banking rules.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia wants to make the banking experience better and easier for their customers by allowing them to check their account balances no matter what type of lender they have.

iTWire Thursday, 27 May 2021 10:39 Commonwealth Bank moves further ahead with digital banking investments Featured The CBA provided an update on Thursday on its strategy and investments to “reimagine products and services” as it pursues its goal of building the best digital banking experiences. CEO Matt Comyn said: “The shift to digital banking is accelerating and we are investing to remain at the forefront of innovation. We aim to be the most trusted partner at the...

Commonwealth Bank of Australia has become the first of Australia's Big Four banks to let customers see balances from other banks within its banking app under the country's new Open Banking rules.

Finder receives Australias CDR accreditation Monday 24 May 2021 09:54 CET | News Finder has become an accredited data recipient under Australia’s data sharing framework known as the Consumer Data Right (CDR). Finder will now be able to ask for a consumer’s consent to use their banking data to provide personalised recommendations via the free Finder App, a money management tool geared toward helping consumers make better informed decisions on their finances.  The app gives a mobile-base...

External | what does this mean? This content is provided by an external author without editing by Finextra. It expresses the views and opinions of the author. What’s new in the Consumer Data Right? 6 hours ago Source: Frollo As the Consumer Data Right roll out progresses, Treasury has recently announced a number of updates to improve and expand the regime. We’ve listed the three most important developments below: 1. Opt-in model for joint accounts Probably t...

ADMA, AIIA, ACS and more welcome the $1.2 billion investment into Australia's digital skills capabilities, along with customer data innovation

The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) welcomes additional funding for privacy and access to information functions announced in the...

A $1 billion digital economy fund, patent and depreciation tax relief and cyber security form bedrock of Treasurer Frydenberg's technology investment.

The Federal Budget 2021-22: Technology wins Technology goodies inside this years Budget Credit: Victor Diola Jr Dreamstime The 2021-22 Federal Budget has been released and it has a big technology focus, with the Government pledging nearly AU$1 billion as part of its Digital Economy Strategy. This funding includes spending for Artificial Intelligence (AI), the improvement of Australia’s digital connectivity, and for the development of digital skills for workers, to allow Australia to...