Episode 2: Open banking – when will reality catch up with the promise in Australia? 

November 29, 2022 Rachel Williamson Breaking Banks Asia Pacific 00:41:10 Comments Off on Episode 2: Open banking – when will reality catch up with the promise in Australia? 

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Open banking in Australia has stalled. It’s been active for two years, and before that had a three year runway to get the ground rules sorted out, but the promised influx of third party players hasn’t yet happened. Some have even left. Furthermore, a series of data hacks this year across the Australian economy is making Aussies wary about who is doing what with their data. 

We catch up with Brenton Charnley, former CEO of the Australia/New Zealand arm of UK open banking pioneer TrueLayer and get his thoughts on how things are working today, and cyber security expert Stephen Wilson to find out whether the regulations currently throttling open banking growth, might be its saviour in Australia.

About the Author
Rachel is a science and business journalist from New Zealand, writing and podcasting about technology, banking and climate change. As a foreign correspondent, her career has spanned the Middle East, South Asia and the Horn of Africa. Rachel has interviewed Silicon Valley entrepreneurs, politicians and Egyptian revolutionaries, Middle Eastern billionaires, Australian business leaders and former Philippines President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo. She is the Host of Breaking Banks Asia and Co-founder of Soundcraft Media.
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