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UBX gets new Japanese investor

Meg J. Adonis

The open finance arm of Union Bank of the Philippines has gained a foreign investor a year after the Aboitiz-led firm decided to keep control of the platform in hopes of long-term growth in the digital space.

UBX said in a statement on Friday that Japan-based financial services conglomerate SBI Holdings Inc. had acquired a minority stake in the company.

In a separate statement posted on its website, SBI said it now owned 16.67 percent of UBX, whose services include developing lending and payment platforms, as well as e-wallets.

Open finance allows the sharing of financial data—with the consent of customers—among banks and other financial institutions to help develop financial solutions.

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This is seen to enable consumers to have better control of their financial data and allow them to make financial decisions suited to their needs.

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