The Consumer Finance Protection Bureau (CFPB) is gearing up to issue data rights rules that will implement Dodd-Frank Section 1033—and banks had better be ready. These rules, which are intended to ensure consumers can access their own personal information held by banks and other financial service providers, will have a major impact on the way financial institutions operate.
Recent webinar, “The Value of Embedded Finance” hosted by Jim Marous of The Financial Brand’s Banking Transformed, Ninth Wave’s Doug Bacon, Chief Revenue Officer, and Lori Frederick, Head of Banking and Payments discussed the rapidly evolving technology landscape that encompasses embedded finance and open banking.
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How offering integrations with third-party systems boosts customer satisfaction and revenue Do you provide your business customers with integrations that support fast and accurate reconciliation by making account information accessible …
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In a recent interview with CEO and Founder George Anderson, Ninth Wave was featured as a leading company of 2022 in Silicon Review’s annual list. To read more about how …
Until very recently, closed banking ruled the financial world — financial institutions closely guarded their customers’ data and required individuals to compile information across accounts on their own. Then came …
There is no doubt that technology is becoming more and more prevalent in people’s everyday lives. From the way we communicate to the way we absorb information, technology finds new …
The Clearing House just released their 2021 Consumer Survey: Data Privacy and Financial App Usage and the results are staggering but not surprising. “Data breaches were up 38% in the …
In the modern world, we’re used to having access to all of our information at all times, thanks to the nifty devices we have in our pockets or the laptops …
