Open Finance completed its first 2 years in Brazil with 15 million users. The challenge, however, is to grow beyond the specialized audience.
Bruno and I talked about his unique background, which included 9 years in China during their fintech boom. We also talk about the biggest potential impact of open banking, whether or not consumers want to control their own data, misplaced anger from the banks, why Klavi is the key, raising capital, and much more.
Open finance is growing fast in Brazil, with progress in regulation paving the way for new opportunities for local fintechs.
As open data is seen as a necessity moving into the digital age, consumer permissioned data could be the key to manage privacy concerns.
Over five million UK citizens and small businesses are active users of open banking-enabled products with 336 regulated providers.
After avoiding section 1033 of Dodd-Frank for 12 years, in October the CFPB announced proposals for action. Plaid now offers their advice.
After almost a year in the back seat, the fintech law in Chile is now approved in Congress.
Open banking regulation is moving forward with Colombia the latest to announce a plan to develop a framework for sharing financial info.
Traditionally seen as the tool of the super-rich, thanks to open finance, personalized financial advisory services could be taking a turn.
In episode eight of PitchIt: the fintech startups podcast we talk with Railz Co-Founder & CEO Sohaib Zahid. Small business...