Webinar
Published September 24, 2024
Banks Economic & Market Insights
The open banking revolution is transforming the financial services landscape, offering banks and financial institutions unprecedented access to consumer-permissioned data. However, during our recent webinar, over 78% of attendees stated that they do not currently have an open banking strategy in place.
This highlights a significant gap in the industry. By tapping into consumer-permissioned data, you can develop more personalized products, streamline credit decisioning, and improve overall customer engagement. With the right strategies, open banking offers a pathway to growth, innovation, and enhanced customer experiences.
Learn key open banking insights and how to capitalize on the many opportunities it presents.
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