Insights

Paul joins the debate at Open Banking Expo, Amsterdam. Can Open Banking really ever take off with more than one standard?

Nadja discusses banks’ duty of care to their customers and whether relying on public registers to check a TPP’s identity and regulated status is enough

In her blog article, payments Lawyer, Nadja van der Veer, discusses the effectiveness of the EBA Register

Brendan Jones, CCO Konsentus, discusses how TPP checks can be carried out without obstructing the performance of a transaction between a TPP and ASPSP or causing delays in the customer journey.

In his article, Kai explores the opportunities and challenges in the practical implementation of PSD2 and the accompanying regulation. 

In this blog post, Rob Otto, EMEA Field CTO, Ping Identity, describes the need for regulated banks and financial service providers to enable the use of standard eIDAS certificates for identification and authorisation of API clients.

Open Banking and Innovation: Let’s not wait for PSD3! In Nadja's blog she starts with a fundamental question about the future of banking, finance and

PSD2 Open Banking and the Challenges of Identifying Third Party Providers Brendan Jones, CCO, Konsentus, MPE Keynote Presentation: The Challenge of TPP Identity & Regulatory

In his article, Kai explores how liabilities should be allocated between the ASPSP and the TPP, once access has been granted and if a transaction goes wrong

The Implications and Requirements of PSD2 open banking for Programme Managers In a recent dialogue with the EBA, they stated about PSD2 open banking regulations