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What the Fintech? | S.2 Episode 6 | Open banking on the loose

EPISODE · Mar 3, 2021 · 31 MIN

What the Fintech? | S.2 Episode 6 | Open banking on the loose

from FinTech Futures · host FinTech Futures

On this latest episode of the What the Fintech podcast, we are joined by Pablo Reyes, director of technology at Strands. It’s all about the numbers as we unpack HSBC, Lloyd’s and Barclays’ latest financial results. We talk about how HSBC is exploring its options for its loss-making US retail arm, Lloyd’s tech spending programme amid a 72% profit dip and Barclays’ closure of Pingit. Reyes provides his insights on open banking and the firm’s SAU Open Hub tech, which won the 2020 Banking Technology Award for the “Best Open Banking Solution” category. Tune in to find out his plea to completely banish his least favourite buzzwords in another exciting rendition of “Fintech Jail”! Subscribe to the FinTech Futures newsletter: www.bit.ly/ffpodnewsletter What the Fintech is brought to you by the team behind www.fintechfutures.com and the Banking Technology Magazine.

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