Join us on Thursday 14th December from 10:00 – 11:00 am GMT for our latest Payments Lab: Dissecting the Future Entity Working Group report to JROC: What next for open banking?’
This event is a unique opportunity for members to engage with The Payments Association’s open banking experts that helped to shape the ‘Future Entity Working Group’ report, providing recommendations for transition to a future open banking entity to the Joint Regulatory Oversight Committee (JROC).
The report was produced as a result of extensive cross-industry collaboration between stakeholders across the payments value chain seeking to shape a future entity that supports JROC’s key priorities:
Our experts contributed across three working groups, delivering recommendations on the design a future open banking entity focussing on: ‘funding’, ‘capabilities’ and ‘governance’.
Our speakers will dissect the findings of the report, what it means for the industry, including:
If you wish to submit any questions ahead of the event please email Jay.Bennett@thepaymentsassociation.org
Speakers:
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