Posts Tagged ‘Envestnet Yodlee’
Feature: Open Banking in the US – a new era of consumer-centric innovations?
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has issued the final version of the Personal Financial Data Rights rule, so what’s at stake?
Read MoreEnvestnet | Yodlee turns on Open Banking data for Australia’s HeirWealth
The HeirWealth platform provides wealth tracking capabilities for high-net-worth families in Australia and the UK, as well as financial advisers.
Read MoreFIS launches ‘Open Access’ platform
Akoya and Plaid are among the data networks to have integrated with the new platform from FIS.
Read MoreEnvestnet|Yodlee powers live bank data feeds for NZ’s Centrix
New Zealand-based credit bureau Centrix said its clients will benefit from a broad range of income and verification solutions.
Read MoreAustralia’s Moneysoft turns on Open Banking data feed
Envestnet | Yodlee, an accredited data recipient under the Consumer Data Right, is powering Open Banking for Moneysoft.
Read MoreQ&A: Axway’s Laurent van Huffel reveals his ‘wishlist’ for Open Banking in Canada
The SVP of financial services and Open Banking, North America at Axway explains how the industry in Canada can work together to ensure the best outcomes possible for consumers and SMBs.
Read MoreAmerican Express and Envestnet | Yodlee enter customer-directed data sharing agreement
The technical integration between American Express and Envestnet | Yodlee will eliminate the need for credential sharing and accelerate financial data access.
Read MoreAxway forms partnership with Envestnet to ‘realize the promise of Open Banking’
The partnership will allow consumers to access their financial data via a secure, common API.
Read MoreEnvestnet | Yodlee collaborates with The Pension Lab for pensions dashboard
The partnership will see The Pension Lab integrate Envestnet | Yodlee’s data aggregation capabilities to give consumers oversight of all their pension pots.
Read MoreFCA 90-day rule change ‘huge win’ for Open Banking industry
The UK regulator announced the alterations to the 90-day authentication rule following a consultation in which respondents called it “onerous” and reported “high customer dropout rates” as a result.
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