Europe's Fintechs to Pay Banks for Premium Customer Data
Fintech platforms in Europe will pay banks for "premium" customer data by 2026, predicts Yapily's CEO Stefano Vaccino.
This includes data such as email addresses and mortgage account details.
US banks are openly discussing charging open banking fintechs for access to their customers' data.
- Banks can tap into AI-led compliance, says group CEO Ben Richmond.
- Gilts are also in the crosshairs.
- 15% of euro funds are unready for margin calls.
The familiar playbook of opaque financing is back in use.
Author's summary: Fintechs to pay banks for customer data by 2026.
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