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Episode 66 – Value drivers for Open Banking in the US

Date: July 11, 2021
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This week we take a look at open platform banking in the US and explore the opportunities for banks and fintechs alike.

Guests include Imran Haider, Head of Open Banking at Wells Fargo and Susan French, Head of Product for BBVA Open Platform in the US.

Imran shares the journey at Wells Fargo since launching the platform back in 2016, how they’re enabling 24 hour customer control and consent through their ‘control tower’ service and the biggest benefits to be gained by commercial and retail banks.

Susan explains the objectives behind the launch of BBVA Open Platform, how they’re driving bank distribution through the offering and the types of businesses that will benefit the most from partnering with them.

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