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Innovating from the outside in

Craig Young, Chief Information Officer, SWIFT, speaks at SOFE 2018 about the importance of innovation to SWIFTS growth and relevance for the future and which technology trends in the market are most promising.

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Easing payment friction with payment pre-validation

Marc Delbaere, Head of Corporates and Trade, SWIFT, speaks about how SWIFT is driving transformation in cross border payments, how payments pre-validation would help ease payments friction for banks and what barriers remain around the adoption of pre-validation.

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Changing attitudes towards Cyber Security

Dawn Gabay, Cyber Security Specialist, Atos, speaks about changing consumer attitudes towards cyber security, what actions financial organisations need to take to improve customer experience and their security, and why this is essential for keeping loyal customers.

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KBZ Bank selects Finastra to capture growth opportunity in Myanmar’s treasury market

Kanbawza (KBZ) Bank, Myanmar’s largest privately-owned bank, has selected Finastra and its treasury management solution, Fusion Treasury, to enable straight-through-processing (STP).

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Swift gpi crosses 50% threshold

During 2018, SWIFT’s gpi payments service continued to radically transform correspondent banking. With the support of hundreds of financial institutions, including the world’s 60 biggest banks, it is now being used to send hundreds of billions in payments every day – more than half (55%) of SWIFT’s cross-border traffic.

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Nordea releases Instant Reporting API

Nordea is to release an API which enables corporate customers to download their accounts and transactional data into their own systems, marking the first commercially viable product to emerge from the bank's foray into Open Banking.

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Citi asks corporate clients to log in with their face

Citi Treasury and Trade Solutions (TTS) is to introduce fingerprint and facial recognition for corporate customers logging into the bank's core treasury platforms.

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The fight against financial crime

Richard Grint, Financial Services Expert, PA Consulting, speaks at NextGen Nordics 2018 in Stockholm about the biggest trends in the Financial Crime Compliance space, how important new technologies will be in the fight against Financial Crime and what impact they will have on the public sector.

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The future of banking and owning the customer

Dr. Markos Zachariadis, associate professor of Information Systems Management and Innovation at Warwick Business School, University of Warwick, and fintech research fellow at CDI in University of Cambridge, speaks at SOFE 2018 about the evolution of banks' business models, what challenges remain around Open Banking and how banks can stay competitive.

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Achieving common ground and terminology for Open Banking

Sami Uski, Head of Business Development, Banking, Tieto, speaks at NextGen Nordics 2018 in Stockholm about Open Banking, what will be the main factors influencing the development of Open banking and APIs, and with less than a year since PSD2, whether banks have adapted to the regulation.

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Cooperation, cocreation and cost efficiency for agile product development

Fredrik von Roth, Key Account Manager, Bankgirot, speaks at NextGen Banking Nordics 2018 in Stockholm about the key components for banks and organizations trying to keep up with client's increasing demands, some examples of successful, agile product development and what’s driving the dramatic transaction volume increase in the payments market.

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European payments market infrastructure renewal

Saskia Devolder, Head of Western and Central Europe, SWIFT, speaks at SOFE 2018 in Amsterdam about the transformation underway in European Payments as a result of the Eurosystem and others setting a clear timetable for market infrastructure renewal, whats driving this, and how the industry is responding.

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Creating a culture that customers can subscribe to

Tabitha Cooper, Innovation Manager, Intrapreneur, Lead Business Developer, Nordea, speaks at NextGen Banking Nordics 2018 in Stockholm about how to create a culture change that customers can subscribe to, how a culture change programme changes a business and how this is addressed within a bank.

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Swift CEO Leibbrandt quits

Swift CEO Gottfried Leibbrandt is to step down after seven years at the helm of the bank-backed international payments network.

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How corporates are using virtual account management

Petri Syvänne, Head of Global Sales and Business Development, Tieto, speaks at NextGen Banking Nordics 2018 in Stockholm about real-time liquidity and virtual account management, how corporates are using these and how this market is likely to evolve.

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Top opportunities attracting banks to partnerships

Anna Grandt, Head of Digital Experience, SEB, speaks at NextGen Banking Nordics 2018 in Stockholm about how partnerships have changed in the last 3-5 years, what makes a meaningful fintech partnership today and what attracts banks to commit.

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Designing the Best Banking App

LanLing Fredell, Principal Consultant Financial Services and Fintech Specialist, PA Consulting, speaks at NextGen Banking Nordics 2018 in Stockholm, speaks about the 5 principles for designing good banking apps in the future and what steps Swedish banks can take to improve the customer experience in their apps.

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Traydstream secures Meezan Bank Mandate

London headquartered FinTech, Traydstream, has secured a 5 year deal with Pakistan head quartered, Meezan Bank to implement its digital solution for trade finance processing.

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The implementation and impact of AI in Financial Services

Michael Davison, Industry Principal, Financial Services, Atos UK and Ireland, talks about AI and the customer interface, middle and back office operations, and fraud prevention, how banks are coping with the challenges of implementing AI and how the market is likely to evolve.

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Swift pilots API-based pre-validation service to cut payment errors

Swift has signed 14 major banks - including Bank of China, Citi and Deutsche Bank - to a pilot using APIs to pre-validate gpi payments, speeding up identification and cutting out errors and omissions in messages.