2024 In Review -Highlights and accomplishments as a team.
2024 has been a transformative year for Caspian One Open Data. Our team took a moment to reflect on the incredible milestones, partnerships, and achievements that have propelled Caspian One Open Data forward. From major events to product launches and strategic expansions, it’s been a landmark year.
The CIO's Dilemma: Balancing Cost, Complexity, and Client Proximity Amid Digital Transformation
Ask any CIO of a large bank about their priorities, and you’ll likely get the same answer today as you would have a decade ago—or a decade from now. Their core drivers remain constant: (1) Cut Costs, (2) Reduce Complexity, (3) Get Closer to Clients
Navigating the Future of Open Banking and Digital Transformation.
Insights on stage from AWS re:Invent alongside industry leaders Loubna Wortley (AWS GTM, intel), Charith Mendis (Head of Worldwide Banking Industry, AWS), Hugh Richards (MD Products and Solutions, DXC Technology) and Gared Parker (Product Lead, DXC Technology).
What the CFPB's 1033 Rule Means for Your Financial Institution.
The CFPB announced that they have finalized its highly anticipated rule on personal financial data rights (1033). This landmark decision has significant implications for financial institutions of all sizes operating in the United States.
Build vs. Outsource vs. Buy.
The open data landscape presents financial institutions with a critical choice: build, outsource or buy? This decision carries significant implications for speed to market, cost, and overall business strategy.
DXC Luxoft and Caspian One Open Data announce strategic alliance.
DXC Luxoft today announced that it has formed a strategic alliance with Caspian One Open Data. The alliance pairs the market-leading open banking platform of Caspian One Open Data with the global delivery strengths of DXC Luxoft’s development, system implementation and SaaS-hosting services.
Understanding Open Banking: Point-to-Point vs. Aggregators.
“What is point-to-point connection open banking?” While it may sound technical, it simply means a direct connection between a financial institution and a third-party provider (TPP), with no intermediary.
You can't close the gap in a race if you're standing still.
Some Canadian credit unions want to wait on open banking until absolute regulatory clarity. Is this necessary?