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EPISODE · Jan 8, 2025 · 43 MIN

Open Banking and the Road Ahead: Post-Election Insights

from Leaders in Lending · host Leaders in Lending

As technology evolves, open banking is reshaping how we manage and share financial data, creating exciting opportunities for innovation and better services.In today’s episode, host Matt Snow welcomes Armen Meyer, Co-founder of the American Fintech Council, to explore the world of open banking. Together, they discuss the opportunities and challenges this transformation brings, from balancing innovation with preventing monopolies to what’s next for consumer protection and data privacy. Armen also shares some key post-election insights, exploring how recent political shifts may impact financial regulations, CFPB oversight, and potential rule changes that could shape the future of the industry.Join us as we discuss:The role of balanced regulation in fostering innovation in financial services.How open banking promotes transparency, and the challenges smaller banks face.Key political and legal developments that could influence fintech regulations and the CFPB moving forward.

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