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Open Banking & Non-Bank Lending – Compliance, Capability & Competitive Reality

AFIA is pleased to host a timely and practical webinar exploring the growing importance of Open Banking for non-bank lenders, as the sector approaches a critical regulatory milestone.

Presented by Wych, this webinar will take a myth-busting approach, unpacking the most common objections to Open Banking adoption and testing them against regulatory guidance and independent industry evidence.

Drawing on insights from Treasury, OAIC, ACCC and the Productivity Commission, alongside recent market data, the session will explore how Open Banking is evolving—and what it means for non-bank lenders today.

Key Discussion Points

  • Why Open Banking is now a compliance requirement, not an optional innovation, for larger non-bank lenders

  • The current state of the non-bank sector, including rapid growth and increasing reliance on data-driven decisioning

  • The limitations of screen scraping and manual processes in a modern lending environment

  • Four key industry myths, including:

    • Data quality and reliability of Open Banking vs traditional methods

    • Implementation complexity and the rise of API-led and no-code solutions

    • Managing compliance through models such as the CDR Representative framework

    • Improvements in customer consent journeys following recent reforms

  • How evolving regulation and infrastructure are reshaping expectations for data, compliance and customer experience’

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