Australasia

As Australia’s peak financial services trade association, we work with government, regulatory authorities, and the financial services industry to transform Australia and New Zealand’s financial sector through enhanced financial data and technology innovation. FDATA ANZ through our global network and multi-jurisdictional involvement advocates for financial services reform and progressive contribution of global best practices and cutting-edge technologies.
What we are doing in Australasia

FDATA plays an active role across Australia and New Zealand with the introduction of Open Banking, Regulatory Reform to launch Consumer Data Rights, and calls for the creation of Digital Identity Frameworks. FDATA regularly provided consultation, advisory services, and advocacy with Federal Departments such as the Treasury Department in Australia, the MBIE in New Zealand, Privacy Offices, and Payments Regulators in both Jurisdictions, and the ACCC and Data Standards Body in Australia.

Representing all echelon of Industry in the pursuit of the most effective Consumer Data Right environments and the highest level of Data Portability, FDATA continues to lead the much-needed conversations in delivering the best possible outcome for participants and consumers across the region.

Regional Director
Mathew Mytka

Mathew is Regional Director of FDATA ANZ, the co-founder and Chief Vision Shaper for Tethix, an open data strategist and applied tech ethicist. He has an extensive background in research, design and product development, holding product management roles and leading change and transformation initiatives at startups through to fortune 500 companies. His work on Data Trust by Design has helped thousands of practitioners and teams around the world and as a subject matter expert in personal data sharing ecosystems he helped lay the foundations for the CX Guidelines and Standards for CDR in Australia and Open Banking in the UK. His expertise in trust and trustworthiness has been applied to everything from platform ecosystem and organisational design to product architecture and digital interfaces.  

Mathew advises and supports startups, academia, industry groups and policy makers in understanding how to design and create more trustworthy technology and governance frameworks. Working on codesign initiatives and supporting multi-stakeholder learning programs to bring about the best possible outcomes for all stakeholders.

As a frequent speaker and author on ethics in technology and open data, Mathew is passionate about bringing responsible innovation practices and trends to the open data ecosystem.

What we do for members

We lobby government, regulators, policy makers and key stakeholders to support the benefits Open Banking and Finance brings to end consumers.

We represent our members’ views, giving them a collective seat at the industry negotiation table. We hold seats on a number of policy working groups, expert advisory groups, and task forces related to Open Banking. In these various forums, we ensure the risks and impacts to fintechs are considered, and that a collective position on the solution to these matters is presented to decision makers. We provide collective bargaining and negotiating power that individual firms cannot achieve on their own.

We also provide direct access and engagement to these decision makers for our members, with regular opportunities to speak directly to policy makers in industry roundtables we host.

FDATA gives members forward intelligence on key policy matters, changes, and trends. Our members can participate directly in various working groups, who serve to shape FDATA’s policy positions and recommendations.

We offer our member firms individual consultations on various policy, market positioning, and market expansion strategies. This service extends to introductions to potential partners across the ecosystem, from direct connections to opportunities to socialise with other ecosystem players at our hosted events and industry roundtables.

Annual subscription for membership of FDATA is based upon the employee headcount a company maintains in each region. Please contact the Region Director directly to discuss the benefits of membership and pricing applicable to your regional presence.
Membership Categories
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1-9 employees
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10-19 employees
3.
20-49 employees
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50-99 employees
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100-249 employees
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250-499 employees
7.
500+ employees

What will 2022 hold for the Consumer Data Right and Open Banking?

www.linkedin.com/pulse/what-2022-hold-consumer-data-right-open-banking-jamie-k

Consumer Data Right Rules Amendments – version 3 – Submission to the Treasury

FDATA ANZ and our members are pleased to offer this submission in response to the request for feedback on the proposed amendments. Download Document Here

Future Directions – for the Consumer Data Right – Summary Poster

A Summary of the Final Report Download Poster of Future Directions

Future Directions for the Consumer Data Right – Chapter 4 – Part 2

A Breakdown of the Inquiry into Future Directions for the Consumer Data Right –Final Report Download Document Here

Future Directions for the Consumer Data Right – Chapter 4

A Breakdown of the Inquiry into Future Directions for the Consumer Data Right –Final Report Download Document Here

Future Directions for the Consumer Data Right – Chapter 3

A Breakdown of the Inquiry into Future Directions for the Consumer Data Right –Final Report Download Document Here

Future Directions for the Consumer Data Right – Chapter 2

A Breakdown of the Inquiry into Future Directions for the Consumer Data Right –Final Report Download Document Here

Future Directions – for the Consumer Data Right

A Breakdown of the Inquiry into Future Directions for the Consumer Data Right –Final Report Download Document Here

FDATA Australasia

What is FData The Financial Data and Technology Association is a not-for-profit global association for financial sector companies that use open finance in their business models. Our members provide innovative financial applications and services to empower customers to make better decisions and take fuller control of their financial lives across all their payment accounts, credit […]

2021 Q2 Wrap

Formal SubmissionsOn behalf of our members FDATA responded to a call for formal submissions by the Treasury Department on the proposed changes to Joint Account – Opt-Out model for Open Banking. Download Here 2021 Q2 Wrap

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FDATA is working on a series of webinars and an Open Finance podcast, bringing the discussion on the future of banking to the comfort of your home office. Watch this space for updates on our digital events.
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