Introduction:Securing Financial Data Sharing in a Connected World
Long Business Description:
The Financial Data Exchange (FDX) is a nonprofit organization that is dedicated to unifying the financial industry around a common, interoperable and royalty-free standard for the secure access of user permissioned financial data, aptly named the FDX API. FDX has an international membership that includes financial institutions, financial data aggregators, fintechs, payment networks, consumer groups, financial industry groups and utilities and other permissioned parties in the user permissioned financial data ecosystem.
FDX exists chiefly to promote, enhance and seek broad adoption of the FDX API technical standard and is dedicated to five core principles of user permissioned data sharing: Control, Access, Transparency, Traceability and Security.
The FDX board of directors includes organizations from across the financial ecosystem and all tiers of membership are given the opportunity to participate in the development, growth and industry acceptance of the FDX API and other objectives through FDX working groups.
FDX exists as an independent subsidiary under the umbrella of the Financial Services Information Sharing and Analysis Center (FS-ISAC), whose mission is to ensure resilience and continuity of the global financial services infrastructure.
See our Frequently Asked Questions for FDX US and FDX Canada for more information.
Introduction:Not-for-profit UK membership organisation ‘working together to improve the lives of people in debt’
Long Business Description:
The Money Advice Liaison Group (MALG) brings together members from across the money advice, credit, and associated sectors with the joint aim of ‘working together to improve the lives of people in debt’.
Through its national and regional meetings and events, it galvanises debate and discussion in an open, non-judgemental forum facilitated by an organisation with no commercial, political, or regulatory agenda.
These discussions, and the joint action that comes out of them, are vital to collaborative working to find the right solutions for supporting people in problem debt, particularly those in society that are most vulnerable.
Members benefit from:
Use of the MALG Member logo
Profile opportunities as an organisation that supports ‘working together to improve the lives of people in debt’
Free access to meetings and events
Discounted delegate/sponsorship rates
…and unrivalled networking and engagement opportunities
Read more about our aims and objectives, membership and regional groups, and meetings and events.
We do not provide money advice – see our list of members for some organisations that do.
