Stuart Young has been involved with the UK government’s flagship digital identity programme since 2014. He has worked across estate agencies, legal and financial services firms and government to lead the design and development of a trust framework for customer digital identity, built specifically to support residential property transactions. In a sector involving multiple regulated parties, each with distinct legal obligations, the MyIdentity framework has addressed these challenges with public and industry funding and support.
Should the property industry spend more time and money on implementing digital ID systems which may be rendered obsolete or non-compliant by future legislation? Stuart Young is managing director of Etive, the company leading the
The Covid pandemic highlighted our urgent need for improved technology to support various transactions, including residential property dealings. The lack of relevant and effective technology exposed significant gaps in our systems. Since 2020, the deployment
Etive Technologies (Etive) is working with the Home Builders Federation (HBF) to support homebuilders in complying with government regulation and make identity and anti-money laundering checks easier, faster, and more secure. Throughout the home buying
The sad events in Ukraine have forced the government and the property industry to pay even more attention to where client money comes from and who their client is. This has had serious implications for