Open Banking Expo Unplugged

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Open Banking Expo Unplugged is a series of easy listening podcasts brought to you by the team behind Open Banking Expo Magazine. Digital knows no boundaries, with each episode winging its way to you on all things Open Banking, Open Finance and broader digital transformation within financial services from across the globe.Unplugged will bring you one-on-one interviews and carefully curated industry panels with thought leaders and digital disruptors working hard to bring about change in the digital financial services market.
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Latest episodes of the podcast Open Banking Expo Unplugged

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Supervision of PSPs in Canada 14/11/2022
Exploring the relationship between European consumers and their banks 07/11/2022
Reshaping banking and finance in MENA and GCC 02/11/2022
Fighting fraud in payments 24/10/2022
Assessing the US Open Banking economy 10/10/2022
Is Open Banking working for small businesses? 03/10/2022
The potential of real-time payments 26/09/2022
Learnings from Australia's CDR 05/09/2022
Can UK regulators maintain Open Banking momentum? 17/08/2022
The 'gateway' to Open Banking in MENA 04/08/2022
Tackling SMEs' payment pain points together 01/08/2022
Advocating for Open Banking in Nigeria 18/07/2022
On the road to Open Finance in the UK 14/07/2022
GoCardless goes live with VRPs 08/07/2022
Canada's burgeoning prepaid payments market 29/06/2022
A Brite future for European A2A payments 22/06/2022
Open Banking payments potential in Europe 15/06/2022
Why efficiency and scalability are vital for a thriving Canadian Open Banking ecosystem 09/06/2022
How SMEs will benefit from a payroll system that embraces Open Banking payments 26/05/2022
How VRPs will disrupt the payments industry 18/05/2022
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