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Leverage Data Sharing to Enhance Customer Experiences

Explore the Opportunities and Challenges of CFPB 1033

And learn how this new rule affects open banking inititatives.

In this this webinar, we'll hear from Tom Carpenter, Senior Vice President of Industry, Policy & Standards Engagement of Mastercard, Joel Feinberg, Partner of Sidley and Kimberly Funari, VP Compliance of i2c.

This expert panel will discuss how banks can leverage data sharing to enhance customer experiences, create new product offerings, and navigate potential competition from fintech players.

 

What You'll Learn:

  • How the CFPB 1033 rule is pivotal in advancing open banking

  • Potential risks associated with the CFPB 1033 rule

  • Best practices for successfully implementing the rule

  • The new opportunities banks have to leverage data sharing to innovate and offer new services

SAVE YOUR SEAT

The webinar will be hosted tomorrow—Wednesday, April 17th at 2pm ET. Can't make it live? All registrants will receive a link to the on-demand playback.

I hope to see you there,

Jim Marous
Owner, Digital Banking Report
Co-Publisher, The Financial Brand

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