2026 Summit

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JOIN US  |  SEPT. 17  |  TORONTO, CANADA

FDATA is excited to welcome you to our 2026 Global Open Finance Summit, bringing together policymakers, regulators, and industry leaders from across the U.S., Canada, and beyond.

As open finance frameworks continue to take shape across jurisdictions, this Summit will focus on implementation, cross-border alignment, and key policy considerations, including the growing role of agentic AI in enabling more intelligent, automated, and consumer-centric financial services.

For accommodations, FDATA has secured a group rate at The Sutton Place Hotel for booking before August 17, 2026, or until rooms sell out. 

PARTIAL AGENDA ANNOUNCEMENT

Building on significant regulatory developments in both the United States and Canada, this year’s agenda is focused on the transition from policy development to operational execution.

The Summit will also feature a closed-door regulators-only roundtable, alongside expert panels, fireside discussions, and curated networking opportunities.

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Digital Identification: Know Your Agent

How digital identity frameworks are evolving to support agent-based interactions across U.S., Canadian, and global regulatory regimes, and what this means for trust, accountability, and authentication.

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From Open Finance to Open Data

How open finance is moving beyond banking to power cross-sector, consumer-permissioned data ecosystems.

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View from the Financial Institutions

A discussion with financial institutions on how banks and credit unions are approaching open finance implementation, data sharing, fraud prevention, liability, and consumer-permissioned financial services in an evolving regulatory landscape.

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Agentic AI & Write Access

Distinguishing fraud from legitimate, consumer-permissioned activity and enabling secure write access.

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The State of Play in the U.S. States

A look at state-level financial data rights, privacy laws, and regulatory fragmentation shaping consumer-permissioned data in the U.S.

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Global Perspectives

How jurisdictions are aligning open finance frameworks to drive interoperability, competition, and cross-border innovation, and where key differences remain.

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Sponsorship Opportunities

Sponsorship opportunities are available for organizations interested in contributing to and helping shape the Summit’s discussions alongside policymakers, regulators, and industry leaders. A range of sponsorship tiers offer visibility, thought leadership, and meaningful engagement throughout the Summit.

For more information, please reach out to our team at summit@fdata.global.

SPEAKERS

Kaitlin Asrow

Kaitlin Asrow

Acting Superintendent, New York Department of Financial Services

Danielle Aviles Krueger

Danielle Aviles Krueger

Head of Policy, Plaid

Jane Barratt

Jane Barratt

Chief Advocacy Officer, MX

Keldon Bester

Keldon Bester

Executive Director, Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project

Steve Boms

Steve Boms

Executive Director, FDATA

Martijn Bos

Martijn Bos

Statutory Director & Board Member, Plaid B.V.

Claire Brownell

Claire Brownell

Reporter, The Logic

Adam Cox

Adam Cox

Co-Founder, Open Banking Expo

Ricardo Isais

Ricardo Isais

LATAM Government Relations Lead, Sumsub

Alex Johnson

Alex Johnson

Founder, Fintech Takes

Daniel Murphy

Daniel Murphy

Founder, Sunset Park Advisory

Michael Murray

Michael Murray

President, Mission:data

Tal Schwartz

Tal Schwartz

General Partner, North Exit Ventures

Eyal Sivan

Eyal Sivan

Founder, Mr. Open Banking

Jim Wadsworth

Jim Wadsworth

Chief Revenue Officer, Invela

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