Consultation opens for CDR expansion to non - banks
The government has announced plans to extend the Consumer Data Right to the non-bank lending sector, including banking, energy and telecommunications, to include the Non-Bank Loans sector and the private lenders sectors across the UK, as part of a new focus on open finance.
Source: mortgagebusiness.com.auPublished on 2022-08-22
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