Competent Authority

Regulators

Definition

A Competent Authority, in the context of the Open Banking Ecosystem, is a governmental body or regulatory or supervisory authority having responsibility for the regulation or supervision of the subject matter of Participants. Examples include the FCA in the UK and national competent authorities across EU member states.

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What is Competent Authority?

A Competent Authority, in the context of the Open Banking Ecosystem, is a governmental body or regulatory or supervisory authority having responsibility for the regulation or supervision of the subject matter of Participants. Examples include the FCA in the UK and national competent authorities across EU member states.

What does Competent Authority stand for in Open Banking?

Competent Authority is a key term in the Open Banking ecosystem. A Competent Authority, in the context of the Open Banking Ecosystem, is a governmental body or regulatory or supervisory authority having responsibility for the regulation or supervision of the subject matter of Participants. Examples include the FCA in the UK and national competent authorities across EU member states.

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