The Source: Open Banking Town Hall on CFPB's 1033 Ruling
How do we give consumers agency and institutions stability by making data—and the trust it represents—portable as a service, in a world where data governs access to services?
Join SOLO for the open bar on open banking: cocktails, conversation, and a town hall discussion with 1033 lawmakers live in New York, NY.
Our Speakers:
Andrew Yang, 2020 Presidential Candidate & Founder of the Data Dividend Project
Barney Frank, Co-Author of the Dodd-Frank Act and Former Congressman
Jim McCarthy, Founder of McCarthy Hatch and CFPB Founding Member
Ashwin Vasan, Former Senior Advisor to the Director of the CFPB, and Former Deputy Director of Research
Martin Kleinbard, Former CFPB Staffer, Founder of Granular Fintech, and Former Fintech VP of Risk
We'll unravel the points of contention clouding CFPB's heavily debated 1033 ruling – policy misconceptions, system limitations, and misaligned economic incentives – to reframe the open banking debate with a solution oriented perspective for a viable path forward.
Bank executives, fintech leaders, and industry experts will gain 1033 clarity direct from the source:
Updated progress and guidance on the new 1033 ruling.
Debate on the economics, governance, and architecture of open banking under the new rule.
Deep dive into SOLO's Network model for open banking powering Trust as a Service.
Lawmaker perspectives on the road to 1033 implementation and long term implications.
Location for this event will be issued with your ticket. Space is limited, please apply to attend and check for a confirmation from the SOLO team.