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FinTech Australia and FDATA call for CDR roadmap

Australia’s peak body for the fintech industry, FinTech Australia and global non-for-profit supporting open banking companies, FDATA, calling on policy-makers to put in place a long-sought after roadmap for the consumer data right’s (CDR) implementation.
United Kingdom Zealand Mathew Mytka Rehan Dalmeida Australian Information Industry Association Regulatory Oversight Committee Federal Government

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Bank Of England: Minutes Of The Standards Advisory Panel - June 2022 - The Latest Meeting Of The Standards Advisory Panel (SAP)

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<p>Date of meeting: 14 June 2022</p>
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<h3 id="chapter-0-0">Item 1: Welcome and introductions</h3>
<p>The Chair welcomed members and provided an overview of the agenda for the meeting.</p>
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United Kingdom City Of Domenico Scaffidi Volante Toby Young Ebury Karen Braithwaite Robert White Santander

Open Banking Expo Awards Launch to Recognize Excellence Across the Sector – Bankless Times

Open Banking Expo Awards Launch to Recognize Excellence Across the Sector Open Banking Expo launches its awards scheme to celebrate the significant progress of open banking across the global financial services sector. Equifax is the launch partner of the scheme. The ceremony will take place in London, UK on July 15, and the scheme is now open for entries. The entry deadline is May 28 and they can be submitted via www.openbankingexpoawards.com. Open banking has driven the most significant digit...
United States United Kingdom City Of Ruth Wandh Simon Eacott Mark Curran

Market Talk – March 8, 2021 | Armstrong Economics

Spread the love ASIA: China will invest more in coal to power its economy over the next five years, according to a government plan released Friday (Mar 5) that only modestly increased renewable ambitions. Environmentalists had been hoping China’s five-year national development plan, unveiled at its annual parliamentary session would give a roadmap for its goal of carbon neutrality by 2060. The blueprint sets a target of generating just 20 percent of energy from non-fossil fuels by 2025, up fr...
United States United Kingdom Mike Sellers Janet Yellen Rochelle Walensky Yoshitaka Kitao

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