Open Banking

As the adoption of Open Banking becomes more widespread, banks will need to consider its impact on their liquidity management. Most banks intend to embrace Open Banking and use it to drive new business strategies in the ongoing pivot towards digital banking models, but there is more to do to make strategic visions into practical realities. As banks develop concrete responses, it is important they consider the challenges for liquidity and revenues alongside examining their customer offering.

This paper explores the disruptive possibilities of Open Banking, including its capacity to undermine the stickiness of deposits, the prudential regulatory implications of which are coming onto regulators’ radars.
 

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