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Comparing developments in European payments with the rest of the world

Alain Raes, Chief Executive Europe, Middle East and Africa, and Asia Pacific, SWIFT, speaks at Sibos 2018 in Sydney about what’s driving payments transformation in Europe and what the challenges are, how SWIFT is supporting the European financial community through this transformation and how the developments in Europe compare with what is happening elsewhere in the payments world.

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The effects of regulation and India's digital journey

Mahabaleshwara Bhatt, Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer, Karnataka Bank, speaks at the Infosys Finacle Conclave 2018 about the top drivers for a successful digital organisation, whether the regulatory environment has eased India's digital journey, and what banks can do to accelerate their digital journey.

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N26 to offer Mastercard exchange rate with no mark-up in event of no deal Brexit

In an interview with Finextra, N26’s head of international markets Alex Weber reveals that in the event of a no deal Brexit, the German challenger bank will continue to offer the same Mastercard exchange rates as it currently does, despite the potential dissolution of the cross-border payment fee cap.

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Canadian payments and changes in the market

Ainsley Ward, Strategic Payment Architect CGI Canada, speaks at Sibos 2018 in Sydney about whether transformation in the Financial Services compares to changes in the telecom market, what changes we are likely to see in the market from a customer perspective, and whats driving modernisation.

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Brexit, Risk and Regulation: A fragmented future?

Mike Thrower , Vice President, International Sales, EMEA and Asia Pacific, Broadridge Financial Solutions at Broadridge, speaks at Sibos 2018 in Sydney about the opportunities presented to banks to accelerate profitable growth through innovation, whether we are still looking at a fragmented future with regards to risk, and what new trends we are seeing around regulation.

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International payments and pan-Nordic payment infrastructure initiative

Paula da Silva, Head of Transaction Services, SEB, speaks at Sibos 2018 in Sydney about the implications of the pan-Nordic payment infrastructure for Nordic banks, whether the increasing role of fintechs within the international payments market is acting as a threat or opportunity to banks, and what is driving the adoption of SWIFT GPI.

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Simplicity, Transparency and Automation in Cross-border Transfers

Christoph Tutsch, CEO of ONPEX, speaks at Sibos 2018 in Sydney about their latest partnership with SWIFT GPI, how banks can achieve a seamless transaction experience for their customers, and what future developments around Open APIs we can expect to see.

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Following the Trade Wars Rhetoric

Daniel Schmand, Global Head of Trade Finance, Deutsche Bank and Chair of the ICC Banking Commission, & Dr Rebecca Harding, Founder and CEO, Coriolis Technologies, speak at Sibos 2018 in Sydney about how trade had changed since Sibos 2017, how trade wars is affecting trade finance, what progress is being made to reduce the US$1.5trn trade finance gap, and whether digitisation is the solution.

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Banks and Fintechs fast becoming friends

Alistair Brown Global Head of payments at EPAM, speaks at Sibos 2018 in Sydney, about the technological and business challenges around Open Banking, what the latest trends are in payments processing, and what worldwide challenges we are seeing around Instant Payments.

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Major drivers for banking in the Asia-Pacific region

Mark Evans, Managing Director, Transaction Banking, ANZ, speaks at Sibos 2018 in Sydney, about the major drivers for banking in the Asia Pacific region, how banks are responding to the fintech and digital transformation era, and how emerging technologies are affecting change within trade finance.

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Significant steps forward in Blockchain

David Collins, Head of Financial Services, GFT Technologies, explains the reasons behind slow adoption of blockchain within in the financial market in particular, where progress is being seen most, and how the market is likely to react to these findings.

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XTX Markets selects Paris for its post-Brexit European hub

Cross-asset liquidity provider XTX Markets (XTX) today announces it has chosen Paris as its post Brexit European hub.

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Addressing the Consolidation, Regulatory and Technology Challenges

Didier Bouillard, CEO of Calypso Technology discusses at Sibos 2018 in Sydney the challenges that financial institutions are currently facing, how Calypso technology is solving these issues, and how the markets will evolve in the future.

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Bringing together the vision of connected commerce

Gerrard Schmid, President and Chief Executive Officer Diebold Nixdorf, speaks at Diebold Nixdorf's International Management Seminar in Lisbon, about how banks need to support their customers through multi-channels as a result of digitisation, what is driving mobile banking, where the potential is for retail banks, and whether cash is really becoming extinct.

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With Brexit looming, Coinbase opens Dublin office

American cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase is opening a Dublin office as it looks to gear up its European operations before the UK leaves the EU next year.

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Digitising Banking and The Future of CLM

Niall Twomey, Chief Technology Officer, Fenergo, talks about the type of innovations and technologies Fenergo's R&D team are working on, what financial institutions want and expect from their technology stack, and what role Fenergo's CTO forum plays in advancing Fenergo's vision.

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Introducing The Australian Open Banking Initiative

Jerry Norton, Vice President and Global Head of Banking for CGI, talks about how the Australian Open Banking Initiative is coming into effect in July 2019 and what this means, whether there are any differences in the way Australia is applying open Banking to what is happening in Europe and the UK, and what Australian banks should be doing now to assure success.

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Revolut looks to mitigate Brexit with Lux licence

London-based digital payments company Revolut is applying for a licence in Luxembourg in order to mitigate any fallout from Brexit.

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Ireland launches €5m fintech project amid drop in VC funding

The Irish government has continued its bid to develop the country as a European fintech hub with the launch of a five year, €5m fintech research and development project.

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EquiLend opens Irish office as Brexit approaches

EquiLend, a leading provider of trading, post-trade, market data and clearing services for the securities finance industry, today announces the opening of its office in Dublin to serve European clients following Brexit.