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Next wave of robo will be active

Jonathan Charley, Deputy General Manager, FS EMEA, SAP, talks about the drivers for the rise of robo advisors, how these businesses are likely to evolve, and how traditional wealth providers should be responding.

22 November 2016

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Fintech solving fundamental problem

Vikas Raj, Managing Director, Venture Lab, Accion, discusses innovations in emerging markets around the use of alternative and new data for credit scoring, and explores the role of fintechs in solving the ‘information asymmetry’ problem that leaves some 3 billion individuals and small businesses around the world without the financial services they need, by giving incumbent banks the data and infrastructure to serve these segments better.

21 November 2016

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Fintech influence on banks good for all of us

Steve Pierson, President of Lovell Minnick Partners, gives an investor’s view of fintech, talking about why advice, insurtech and outsourcing are hotter investment prospects than blockchain right now, the likely evolution of digital lending beyond consumer and how banks are set to learn from – and acquire – fintechs going forward.

21 November 2016

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Data science is next phase of digital journey

Mayank Mishra, Managing Director, Global Head Online Banking & Connectivity Services, Treasury and Trade Solutions, Citi, talks about how banks are progressing with digitalisation, from the first phase of mobile channels through to the next which will leverage data science to improve customer experience and drive new efficiencies, and looks at the likely evolution of banks’ role in innovation.

18 November 2016

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Measuring the value of innovation

Tim Bosco, Head of Innovation Strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman, talks about the challenges of measuring the return on investment of innovation initiatives by banks, and what banks can learn from start-ups when it comes to successful innovation.

18 November 2016

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Calculating the downside - and upside - of PSD2

Petri Syvänne, Head of Accenture Payment Services Nordic, talks about recent progress with PSD2, puts some numbers on the likely revenue losses and gains for Nordic banks as a result of the change and outlines some of the strategic options banks can consider to respond to the new regulation.

18 November 2016

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Embrace APIs and avoid data warehouse future

Mikko Pilkama, VP, Banking Services at CGI, discusses the findings of recent research into areas in which consumers and corporates are dissatisfied with banks, and talks about how banks can leverage the opportunity of open banking to better meet their customers' needs and fend off the threat of losing customer relationships to new entrants.

17 November 2016

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Bringing IoT and payments together

Paul Thomalla, Senior Vice President Global Corporate Relations & Development, ACI Worldwide, discusses the need to link payments more closely to the evolving Internet of Things, especially in the area of connected cars, and the potential for banks to play a leading role in the next wave of IoT-led transformation.

17 November 2016

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The race is on for PSD2 success

Anders Olofsson, Sales & Account Executive and Mikael Lindh, Head of Sales EMEA, Payment Solutions, D+H, talk about the growing demand among corporates for real-time payments and the emerging strategies of banks for PSD2, where some are focused on partnering with fintechs and others building inhouse, and some are emphasising compliance while others major on the business opportunities of open banking and open APIs

17 November 2016

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Omnichannel, ecosystem are transformation gaps

Sebastian Gyhlenius, Regional Executive, API Management and Solution Account Director at CA Technologies, talks about how far banks have come with digital transformation, what more they still need to do, and how they can leverage APIs and partnerships to bridge the remaining gaps in their transformation strategies.

16 November 2016

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Execution is decisive factor for transformation

Fabio Cesaretti, Head of BL Transactional Products and of BL Markets and F&A, UniCredit Business Integrated Solutions, talks about the two-speed IT paradigm banks need to manage to enable digital and legacy components within the same value chain.

16 November 2016

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Blockchain can simplify post-trade world

Robert Palatnick, DTCC Managing Director and Chief Technology Architect, discusses the power of a shared, secured, distributed database to streamline post-trade processes such as proxy voting and corporation-to-investor communication, the contribution blockchain can make to resilience by removing single points of failure, and the fact it will take time to establish the exact value of distributed ledger and to build on successful pilots to simplify the environment going forward.

16 November 2016

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New delivery models support transformation

Robert Browning, Leader, Payments, Financial Messaging Product Management at D+H, discusses the challenges and opportunities of digital transformation in corporate banking, the evolving landscape of new entrants and how emerging delivery models such as payments as a service can help banks to efficiently and cost-effectively transform their operations to keep pace.

16 November 2016

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Banks need deeper corporate relationships

Kevin Brown, Associate, KPMG, reflects on discussions around intraday liquidity, real-time and the Internet of Things during Sibos in Geneva, and talks about how banks can extend their interactions with corporates beyond the treasurer to identify new sources of friction to resolve.

15 November 2016

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Collaboration key to fighting real-time fraud

Jim Wadsworth, MD of Accura, talks about the increased fraud threat in a real-time payments environment, and the value of working together and leveraging technologies such as machine learning to combat this problem.

15 November 2016

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Blockchain too important to ignore

Falk Rieker, Global Head of Banking Business Unit at SAP, discusses the progress of blockchain during the past year, and the importance of collaboration among banks - and between banks and vendors - to derive the maximum benefits from the technology across a range of financial services sectors in the future.

15 November 2016

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Secrets to payments hub success

Freddy Khoo, Head, Wholesale Banking Operations at AmBank Berhad, talks about the risk and service drivers to implement a payments hub, the challenges of integrating with internal and external systems and how to ensure integrity and security are enhanced not diminished in the process.

14 November 2016

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Avoid pain of point solutions for PSD2, real-time

Alex Kwiatkowski, Senior Strategist, Banking and Digital Channels, Misys and Paul Curry, Product Manager, Payments and Messaging at Misys, discuss how data is the lifeblood of banks looking to capitalise on open banking opportunities and the need to tackle PSD2 and real-time payments with end-to-end strategies, rather than one challenge at a time.

14 November 2016

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A tipping point for cloud

Michael Mueller, Chief Executive, Form3 Financial Cloud, discusses drivers for change in the payments industry, the challenges these create for banks and how technologies such as cloud can help.

14 November 2016

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A more balanced view of blockchain

Thomas Zeeb, Chief Executive Officer, SIX Securities Services, discusses the progression of thinking about blockchain during the past year, potential applications of blockchain for market infrastructures, and the need to tackle innovation from a business perspective first.

11 November 2016