Consultation outcome

Future oversight of the CMA鈥檚 Open Banking remedies

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Detail of outcome

The CMA has published its response to the consultation on the future oversight of the CMA鈥檚 Open Banking remedies. The consultation response sets out the CMA鈥檚 views on the future governance of Open Banking.

The CMA has also published a joint statement together with HM Treasury, the Financial Conduct Authority and the Payment Systems Regulator which sets out their plan to establish a Joint Regulatory Oversight Committee to oversee the development of Open Banking beyond the scope of the CMA鈥檚 Open Banking remedies.

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Detail of feedback received

The CMA has received a significant number of responses to the consultation.


Original consultation

Summary

The CMA is analysing stakeholder views it has received on the arrangements put in place to ensure the effective oversight and governance of the CMA鈥檚 open banking remedies, following the delivery of the implementation requirements of the Order.

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Consultation description

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is seeking stakeholder views on what arrangements it would be appropriate to put in place to ensure the effective oversight and governance of the CMA鈥檚 open banking remedies following the delivery of the implementation requirements of the Order and how we should manage the transition process towards this new governance model.

We set out our view of the principal features that the arrangements for the future oversight of open banking should exhibit. We invite views on these and then set out some specific questions, including those arising from the detailed proposals that we have received from UK Finance.

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Published 5 March 2021
Last updated 25 March 2022 show all updates
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