FIDA: supervising the open finance with confidence

The FIDA (Financial Data Access) regulation is a continuation of the DSP2 directive, by expanding the opening of financial data to new sectors. Where DSP2 mainly focused on banking data, FIDA aims to go further: insurance, savings, credit, investment ... so many areas concerned by this new European regulation.
FIDA, Open Finance

A clear ambition: more control and innovation 

FIDA does not shake up the existing, but lay the foundations of a more open, more inclusive and more secure ecosystem. The ambition is to restore citizens to control their financial data while promoting innovation and competitiveness within the European market. This framework aims to strengthen confidence between users, providers and regulators, while facilitating the development of simpler, more effective services, and better suited to the needs of each. 

A collective contribution to support the transition 

Aware of the importance of this transition, we have taken part in a collective paper position , developed alongside key players in Fintech, Bank and Finance. The purpose of this collaborative approach is to feed dialogue with European institutions and to propose concrete and balanced solutions for the implementation of the regulations. 

Far from the technical speeches, this document presents concrete use cases and highlights the benefits that FIDA can generate for the entire ecosystem. 

A document to discover in three languages 

To go further, we provide you with the full paper position , downloadable for free in French , English and Spanish . You will discover a shared vision of the future of open finance in Europe, carried by actors committed and concerned with a progressive and balanced deployment.

 

A document to discover in three languages

To go further, we provide you with the full paper position, downloadable for free in French, English and Spanish. You will discover a shared vision of the future of open finance in Europe, carried by actors committed and concerned with a progressive and balanced deployment.

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