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PSD2 & GDPR: Why and how should you place consent at the core of the customer relationship in banking?

About this event


Today, consent goes far beyond "accepting" or "refusing" cookies and trackers on a site or application, especially in the financial sector. Why? Because this notion is at the heart of open banking.

In Europe, thanks to the Payment Services Directive (PSD2), your organisation can access a wealth of information about your customers' financial situation and transactions.

With your customers' permission, you can even find out about their spending, saving or investment habits: consumer loans held with dedicated institutions, savings accounts held with other establishments, life insurance taken out with fintechs, etc.

However, in order to comply with European regulations (GDPR), to respect the privacy of your customers and, above all, to maintain a relationship of trust with them, you can only use this data if you have their explicit consent.

  • Why is consent a less risky legal basis than others?
  • Who should collect consent in an open banking ecosystem?
  • How do you collect, store and prove consent?
  • What are some examples and best practices in the financial sector?

In this session, exclusively reserved for financial professionals, Didomi - who is already working with RCI Banque, Boursorama, Younited Credit, Orange Bank and La Française - will explain how to better manage the consent and preferences of banking customers.

Registrants will be carefully selected to ensure a rich and valuable discussion for you, your colleagues and/or peers.

All session participants will also receive exclusive access to the Gartner report "Beyond Compliance: Using Banking API Standards for Competitive Advantage" to further their understanding and insight into open banking.

Didomi

Didomi allows organizations to place customer consent at the core of their strategy.

Didomi builds technology that allows organizations to place customer consent at the core of their strategy. By making consent and preferences easily accessible, companies benefit from compliant customer data while seeing higher engagement and increased user trust.