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Thoughts on the world of open finance from the Codat team

How can US banks tackle the high, unmet demand for business credit?

Our research reveals 3 major barriers to financial access that can be tackled through integrations. Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) in the US rely on credit…

Data

Codat CEO Pete Lord joins Bank of America to discuss the value of data integrations

Codat CEO and Co-Founder Pete Lord chats to Bank of America to discuss small business data, integration use cases and future Codat growth. To learn more…

Data

What makes SMBs willing to share data with financial providers?

Discover what motivates small businesses to share data with financial providers and what providers can do to increase this openness to data sharing further. In the…

Data

The CDR is a great first step, but Australian small businesses need more

Codat’s APAC Commercial Director Matthew Tyrrell discusses Australia’s Consumer Data Right and its implications and limitations for SMEs with Finextra. “The Consumer Data Right, first introduced…

Open Finance

The rise and rise of open finance

We are only scratching the surface when it comes to the possibilities open finance presents In September 2020, the Open Banking Implementation Body (OBIE) reported over…

Open Finance

What is an API in the context of open banking?

If you’ve heard of APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) but aren’t quite sure what their function is in the banking space, then you’re in the right place. …

Open Finance

How contributed data is building the small business utopia

We are moving towards a small business utopia, where businesses can spend more time on what matters to them. Karen Mills, former head of the US…

Open Finance

Open banking expands its horizons for small business Finserv

While in the U.K., Europe and elsewhere, regulations mandate that financial institutions open up customer data to third-party platforms, in the U.S., market forces have created…

Press

Open Banking has failed small businesses (but Open Accounting might not)

A ‘revolution’ in financial services: that was how the dawn of Open Banking was described at the start of last year. Its advent, coming as the…

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Thoughts on the world of open finance from the Codat team

Open Finance

How can US banks tackle the high, unmet demand for...

Data

Codat CEO Pete Lord joins Bank of America to discu...

Data

What makes SMBs willing to share data with financial providers?

Data

The CDR is a great first step, but Australian small businesses need more

Open Finance

The rise and rise of open finance

Open Finance

What is an API in the context of open banking?

Open Finance

How contributed data is building the small busines...

Open Finance

Open banking expands its horizons for small business Finserv

Press

Open Banking has failed small businesses (but Open Accounting might not)

How can US banks tackle the high, unmet demand for business credit?

Codat CEO Pete Lord joins Bank of America to discuss the value of data integrations

What makes SMBs willing to share data with financial providers?

The CDR is a great first step, but Australian small businesses need more

The rise and rise of open finance

What is an API in the context of open banking?

How contributed data is building the small business utopia

Open banking expands its horizons for small business Finserv

Open Banking has failed small businesses (but Open Accounting might not)

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