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Update on FIN Renewal

Luc Van Bergen, Head of Products and Services at Swift discusses the FIN Renewal project, at Sibos this year.

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RBC takes Watch Insights from Swift

Francis Martin, head of Business Intelligence Solutions, Swift talks about the launch of Watch Insights and the future of partnerships at the interbank co-operative.

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OpenGamma tries its luck in the innovator, start-up challenge at Innotribe

Kirk Wylie, CEO of OpenGamma discusses the Innotribe start-up challenge at this year's Sibos and the growth of OpenGamma over the past three years.

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Asia, payments and Dodd-Frank

Neil Burton, strategy director at Earthport,looks at what delegates were discussing at Sibos 2012

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Compliance, regulations and customer confidence

Jonathan Williams, Director of Communications and Product Strategy at Experian Payments talks about global regulations that address customer confidence in payments.

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Are banks losing ground to new players in the payments space?

Mark Hartley, Chief Innovation Officer at Clear2Pay looks at new payments entrants, their threat to established banks and the evolution of mobile wallets.

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Target 2 Securities is a reality

Bruno Prigent, head, Société Générale Securities Services talks about the main issues affecting securities services and asset management.

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A new reality for payments

Warren Gardiner, Chief Product & Strategy Officer at Clear2Pay looks at the new reality for payments today and in the future.

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European lessons in payments

Hansjörg Nymphius, Chairman, Euro Banking Association discusses the lessons Europe has learned in the migration towards payments harmonisation.

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Regulations at Sibos - Who's afraid of Dodd-Frank?

Ruth Wandhöfer, Head of Payment Strategy and Market Policy, EMEA at Citi Global Transaction Services discusses the major global regulatory concerns of the delegates at Sibos 2012.

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Payments innovation across the globe

A.P. Hota, managing director and CEO of the National Payments Corporation of India, Alice Zanza, senior payments specialist the World Bank, Ian Hooper payments lead for Asia Pacific at Accenture and David Yates, CEO of Vocalink discuss innovation in payments across the globe.

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PlayMoolah and Gust triumph in Innotribe challenge

PlayMoolah, an online platform for teaching children financial management through the use of gamification techniques, has emerged as the winner of the Innotribe Startup Challenge at Sibos in Japan.

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Building on card networks

Mike Angus, global head of payments strategy at MasterCard, talks about growth in card network usage among transaction bank and mobile payment readiness in Japan.

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Faster Payments Down Under

Kris Kubiena, proposition delivery director at Vocalink talks about the payments infrastructure review in Australia and the global march of immediate payments.

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Why is trade matching important for banks?

Thibaud de Maintenant, managing director, global head, Direct Securities Services, GTB at Deutsche Bank looks at global trade matching.

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The World Payments Report - 2012

Kevin Brown of RBS, Jean Lassignardie of Capgemini and Makoto Shibata, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi discuss the findings of the World Payments Report.

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Half of market participants not preparing for T+2 - Omgeo

Market participants are not prepared for shorter settlement cycles, despite being strongly in favour of a move to T+2, according to a study from Omgeo.

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Innotribe unveils the Digital Asset Grid

Peter Vander Auwera of Innotribe at Swift explains the business case for the eagerly anticipated Digital Asset Grid - which is being positioned as a global Swift network for secure bank data.

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T+2 will be a reality

Tony Freeman, executive director of industry relations, Omgeo on the move towards shorter settlement cycles.

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Swift's bid to move into domestic markets comes good in India

Swift is moving into the domestic Indian market, thanks to a joint venture that will see six partner banks build a financial messaging system for the country.