Reshaping the Financial Sector: The Open Finance/Fintech Promise

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Openfinance is revolutionizing the financial sector through new rules, competitors, and services. The Open Finance/Fintech promise globally focuses on inclusion, democratization of financial services, innovation, and quality. Traditional banks and fintech companies in Chile are bridging gaps in financial inclusion and adopting new regulations to stay competitive in the evolving landscape.


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  1. Openfinance: Reshapingthefinancialsector throughnew rules, competitorsand services Daniel Hojman Trujillo, Chairman of BancoEstado Chile Day London, September 2023

  2. The Open Finance/Fintech Promise Globally the Open Finance/Fintech promise is associated with Inclusion, democratization of financial services Innovation (sometimes disruptive) Quality of services and efficiency Wide range of possibilities, but different focuses in different countries 1. Traditional financial products: savings, credit, insurance, advice and investments 2. Non-traditional financial products: crowdfunding, P2P, crypto 3. AI Finance: financial planning and management, security (authentication, credit scoring, fraud detection and compliance) 4. Payment means, wallets and marketing 5. Intermediate services: risk, security, authentication 6. Redefining industry boundaries

  3. BancoEstados CUENTA RUT: A Story of innovation, inclusion and digitalization Source: Banco Central, 2022

  4. Traditional banks and fintechs: Copetition? Some Gaps in Chile High financial Inclusi n 1.0: access and use, low in products Inclusion 2.0 Relatively low access o credit of SMEs (but this is changing, FOGAPE) Low productivity and digitalization of SMEs.. Quality of service and UX has high margin of improvement. Payment means, wallets...? Traditional banks: High coverage, credibility + trust, mature system with significant concentration Banlks with Heterogeneous attitudes towards innovation and IT capabilities: intensity and culture. High complementarity: High coverage +Credibility + Agility to innovate New Regulation.... Chances for smaller banks? And new entrants?

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