Posts tagged "consumer data right"

The so-called Consumer Data Right (CDR) gives Australians some control over their personal data but should be expanded beyond bank accounts and energy needs.

With low variable interest rates expiring, more Aussies want to refinance their mortgages. Sherlok's AI lets brokers do this in one click.

The government has quietly applied the handbrake to the expansion of the Coalition’s signature competition architecture project, the CDR scheme.

A highly anticipated report seeks to draw a line under the gaping account security fudge banks have been railing against for years.

July 1 brings a raft of changes for small business owners, including a minimum wage increase and further penalty rate cuts in retail.

Wondering what's happening with your small business energy bills? Here's the rundown on what the government is doing.

Scams are on the rise and will be a half-a-billion dollar problem in Australia before year-end as experts call for reforms.

Australia’s fintech sector will be pleased by the federal government’s budget commitment to spend $44.6 million over four years to establish a Consumer Data Right. The CDR is a necessary building block for the progress of Open Banking, and is designed to make it easier for consumers to access their financial records.