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Long text description In 2020 the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner worked to increase public trust and confidence in the protection of personal information and access to government-held information. Assisted the pandemic response by overseeing privacy protections and access to government information, and advising on personal information handling to prevent and manage COVID-19 Finalised more than 900 Information Commissioner reviews and 120 FOI complaints Pursued 4 privacy regul...

Customer experience is king when it comes to Open Banking success Published 4 months ago Robert Frendo, managing director, services, Versent As open banking moves into phase two in Australia what have we learnt? What progress is being made? Well, the uptake is still relatively low. The big banks are still reeling from the Royal Commission findings last year and the global pandemic has meant many are having to accommodate customers who have lost their jobs and can’t make their loan or mortga...

Basiq offers Open Banking data holder compliance through Mulesoft partnership

The opening up of data subscribe A A On 1 November, the Consumer Data Right was expanded to include mortgage data for the first time. We take a look at how the new regime applies, what it means for brokers, and what the industry thinks about its utilisation. The Consumer Data Right (CDR) has been active now for around six months, having started with the banking sector from July 2020 (as part of the open banking regime) and eventually intended to make its way to other sectors of the economy, inc...