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Fintech Beat explains how open banking is poised to revolutionize financial services

Open Banking 101, Ep. 28

Open banking is shaking up financial experiences for customers across the globe (iStock).

By Chris Brummer

Posted November 12, 2019 at 4:00am

Open banking is set to shake up financial experiences for customers across the globe, enabling customers to allow third parties to access financial information needed to develop new apps and services. Fintech Beat sits down with the head of policy at Plaid, a unicorn fintech sitting in the middle of the revolution, to discuss the process of information sharing and how regulation shapes it.

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