API enablement for the digital banking industry (w/ David Biesack) | All About APIs Ep 007

The digital banking industry has evolved significantly over the past few years. A major part of this transformation has involved banking institutes and Fintechs working together to provide services to their customers. This collaboration has been possible through APIs and governing standards. However, adoption of APIs with a proper understanding of compliance can be a major challenge in this multi-stakeholder setup. In this episode of the All About APIs podcast, we speak with David Biesack, Chief API officer at Apiture, a company focused on enabling financial institutions to give the best digital banking experience to their customers. As Chief API officer, David is responsible for the digital enablement for financial institutions through APIs working with different stakeholders to drive API education internally and enabling adoption externally. ------------------- David Biesack is Chief API Officer at Apiture and has served as Lead API Architect since the company's founding in 2017. David applies his passion for building great APIs and a compelling developer experience to the design and architecture of Apiture's open banking API ecosystem. David has over thirty years of industry experience creating reusable, robust, and elegant enterprise software systems. He strives to make software <development|developers> better, stronger, faster at solving complex customer problems. Prior to joining Apiture, David worked at SAS for 28 years, most recently leading SAS' API Center of Excellence and SAS' adoption of RESTful API design. David has a BS in Computer Science from Purdue University and an MS in CS from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. David is a contributor to Financial Data Exchange. He has presented at API and finance conferences and has authored numerous API blogs and articles. David's secret ambition is to narrate BBC nature documentaries. Visit David on social media: LinkedIn Mastadon GitHub Twitter

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