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Sibos 2013 highlights

Sibos 2013 highlights

Source: Accenture

Accenture shines a spotlight on the 'hot' themes emerging from the Sibos conference and exhibition in Dubai.

Sibos this year was held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, the first time the conference has been held in the Middle East. With over 7,600 delegates including more than 2,200 from the Middle East, the conference took place over 4 days in September with approximately 200 panel sessions and 150 exhibitors.

This report is aimed at those who were at Sibos and also those who were unable to attend. Its purpose is to provide a spotlight on the ‘hot’ themes in payments at Sibos 2013, the key needs of banks for each theme and, where relevant, the response of technology vendors.

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