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Putting usability at heart of platform design

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Putting usability at heart of platform design

Sean Gilchrist, Managing Director, Commercial Digital, Lloyds Banking Group, discusses the dangers of failing to consider customer usability when designing systems, the value of building user testing into an iterative development process and the need to incorporate customer feedback on an ongoing basis.

A need to develop enterprise platforms

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A need to develop enterprise platforms

Mannie da Silva, Global Product Portfolio Manager, Financial Crime Risk Management, Fiserv, explains the impact of real-time payments on payments fraud management and the role of analytics.

Financial inclusion is a key priority

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Financial inclusion is a key priority

Ross Wainwright, Global Head of Financial Services, SAP, discusses where we stand on the road to financial inclusion and why it is so important now.

Improving standardisation efficiency

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Improving standardisation efficiency

Juan Martinez, Managing Director, Software Business & SWIFTLab, SWIFT, speaks about integration and standardisation support, and the adoption of ISO 20022.

Data is a source of competitive advantage

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Data is a source of competitive advantage

Paul Thwaite, Head of RBS Transaction Services, Royal Bank of Scotland, outlines the key trends emerging at Sibos 2015 in Singapore, how client needs are developing and the challenges in satisfying them.

Higher growth in Asia than other regions

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Higher growth in Asia than other regions

Gottfried Leibbrandt, Chief Executive Officer, SWIFT, speaks about SWIFT’s ventures in Asia-Pacific and what can be expected of Sibos 2015 in Geneva.

Focusing on creating a European payments hub

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Focusing on creating a European payments hub

Pierangelo Mortara, Deputy General Manager, UniCredit Business Integrated Solutions, outlines UniCredit’s approach to banking utilities and the challenges the industry faces.

Blockchain, 24/7 payments & corporate payment hubs

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Blockchain, 24/7 payments & corporate payment hubs

Gene Neyer, Global Product Manager, D+H, speaks about the current climate of payments modernisation, what changes are taking place to reach transformation goals, and the potential of blockchain as a disruptor.

Standards and rules must be harmonised

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Standards and rules must be harmonised

Jan Paul Van Pul, Head, Products Transaction Banking at ABN AMRO and Board member of EBA, outlines issues in post-SEPA migration, and how instant payments and SEPA are connected.

Regulation issues are volume and lack of harmony

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Regulation issues are volume and lack of harmony

Thomas Zeeb, CEO SIX Securities Services, speaks about the Sibos 2015 discussion around blockchain and the biggest challenges in regulation.

Transparency in securities settlement

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Transparency in securities settlement

SWIFT Institute academic, Professor Stuart Weinstein from Coventry Law School, discusses research sponsored by ISSA (International Securities Services Association) on transparency in custody chains, which he presented at Sibos 2015 as part of the SWIFT Institute Lecture Series.

It’s all about end-to-end transformation

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It’s all about end-to-end transformation

Darren Starsmore, Managing Director, Head of APAC, EPAM Systems, outlines the barriers to digital transformation and how to overcome the challenges faced when implementing change.

Innovating at the core of financial services

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Innovating at the core of financial services

Leda Glyptis, Head of EMEA Innovation Centre, BNY Mellon, discusses opportunities to create infrastructures that power retail players and generate network effects, finding head space and time for innovation and collaborating with fintechs as we move towards sharing economies.

Transaction banking is on a different curve

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Transaction banking is on a different curve

Rob Hetherington, General Manager EMEA, Financial Services, SAP, outlines our understanding of ‘digital’, transaction banking’s adaption into the digital world, and if there should be collaboration or competition with start-ups.

Lowering payments cost is the focus for banks

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Lowering payments cost is the focus for banks

Ed Ho, President, Global Transaction Banking Solutions, D+H, outlines D+H’s integration with Fundtech and key trends that will impact financial institutions.

Granular data is needed in risk and regulation

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Granular data is needed in risk and regulation

Andy Hirst, Vice President, Banking Solutions, SAP outlines the opportunities and challenges of big data in capital markets, and where it is being unleashed for business advantage.

Bank account at heart of customer relationship

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Bank account at heart of customer relationship

Teresa Connors, Head of Client Engagement, Payments, Royal Bank of Scotland, speaks about the changes since payments system regulator was introduced in the UK, and the potential of PSD2 as an opportunity for collaboration.

Not just real-time payments, real-time e-commerce

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Not just real-time payments, real-time e-commerce

Kevin Brown, Senior Advisor, Global Payments, KPMG, outlines the hot topics of Sibos 2015 in Singapore – real-time payments, KYC, and digital identity – and analyses real-time’s role in the future based on the discussions at this year’s Sibos.

Ubiquity key for real-time retail payments

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Ubiquity key for real-time retail payments

Carlo Palmers, Market Infrastructures Solution Manager, SWIFT speaks about the real-time payments sessions at Sibos 2015 in Singapore and the challenges of cross-border payments.

Everyone should be a storyteller for customers

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Everyone should be a storyteller for customers

Mike Jessick, User Experience Director, EPAM speaks about the bank’s role in addressing customer needs in developing digital services and how a service design approach can help.

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