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Who pays the true cost of financial crime?

Che Sidanius, Global Head of Financial Regulatory & Industry Affairs, Thomson Reuters discusses the critical challenges around Financial crime in 2018 so far, how these challenges have impacted governments, companies and individuals, and what they are doing to address the problem.

29 May 2018

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IT implications and the need to pivot

Eleni Coldrey, Business Development Director, Europe, Equinix, talks about how well positioned financial services are to deliver their services digitally and through mobile technology, what challenges Open Banking and the sharing of data through API networks creates, and what issues institutions looking go digital face in terms of scale and cost.

14 May 2018

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More data management by the buy-side

Marion Leslie, Managing Director, Enterprise, Thomson Reuters, talks about the current buy-side trends from an enterprise data perspective, how customers describe their needs given these market trends, and what customers can do to adapt and evolve in order to drive future success.

27 April 2018

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Certainty and security with instant payments

Gerhard Bystricky, Head of Product Management Payments Germany, UniCredit Bank AG, talks about the progress of pan-European instant payments since it launched, what some of the practical experiences are what else needs to be done to grow the volumes and value of these payments.

24 April 2018

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Changing lanes with innovation

James Maudslay, Senior Manager Solution Marketing, Equinix, talks about some of the practical implications for banks around Open Banking and how well positioned are they in dealing with them, how are banks managing their need to offer innovative digital services to their customers and whether legacy infrastructure is a constraint, and how strategic partnerships and collaboration with others will benefit banks.

13 April 2018

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Competing in an increasingly competitive space

Cédric Derras, Global Head of cash Management, UniCredit, talks about what some of the key initiatives and trends the global payments industry is wrestling with are, how banks are coping with this through greater collaboration with third-parties to manage and compete in an increasingly competitive space, and how this will benefit the banks and their customers in the future.

13 April 2018

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Taking correspondent banking to the next level

Simone Del Guerra, Global Head of Transactional Sales, UniCredit, talks about how the correspondent banking marketplace is reacting to the issues of compliance restrictions, how it is reinventing itself using new technologies and initiatives, and how banks are responding to, and leveraging this to improve the payments services they offer to their clients.

09 April 2018

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Best Execution obligations of MiFID II in action

John Mason, Global Head of Regulatory & Market Structure Strategic Response & Propositions, Thomson Reuters, talks about the impact of RTS 27 and 28 coming into force, what challenges firms are facing with satisfying the Best Execution requirement in terms of data, how the market and clients will be effected and how post MiFID II implementation will the impact non-financial institutions.

09 April 2018

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Payments transformation: the platform for unprecedented opportunities

Martin Coen, President of the new Enterprise Payments Solutions division within Fiserv, talks about the key changes in the payments market, the challenges faced by financial institutions and the help available to financial institutions to address their payments challenges as the opportunities available are unprecedented.

28 March 2018

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AI sweet spot for customer convenience and experience

Martin Häring, Chief Marketing Officer, Finastra, talks about the hype around artificial intelligence, what quick wins banks can expect to reap from AI, from back office benefits to front office implications on customers, and whether customers will see AI being used in their bank branches soon.

27 March 2018

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Mapping internal and external data with RegTech

Andrew Yuille, Head of Risk Business Solutions, Thomson Reuters, talks about what is driving financial services firms to consider RegTech, how the established institutions are looking at RegTech to help FinTechs and Challenger Banks compete, and how the RegTech landscape is likely to evolve in the next 5 to 10 years.

26 March 2018

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AI augmenting compliance processes

Jorg Schaper, Global Head of Proposition, KYC & Future Screening Platform, Thomson Reuters, talks about the main challenges organisations are facing with compliance screening, the impact of artificial intelligence and machine learning on KYC and AML compliance processes and how regulation and technology will evolve in the coming years.

13 March 2018

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Creating transparency around opaque markets

Leon Saunders Calvert, Global Head of Capital Markets & Advisory, Thomson Reuters, talks about the impact of fintech so far in the investment banking space, whether the IB market is changing its approach to its own technology teams and in turn its engagement with service providers, and whether banks are under increasing cost pressures.

26 February 2018

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Data savvy and tech heavy CMOs

Martin Häring, Chief Marketing Officer, Finastra, talks about the implementation priorities for banks in 2018, what bank CMOs will be focusing on this year, and whether PSD2 and GDPR are a threat or an opportunity for banks.

21 February 2018

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Third-party due diligence requirements for financial institutions

Sylwia Wolos, Head of Enhanced Due Diligence Proposition, Thomson Reuters discusses the third-party due diligence requirements for financial institutions, the technical developments in due diligence research and the possibilities of aligning the overlapping parts of the anti-money laundering (AML) and third-party risk compliance processes.

16 February 2018

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Taking a platform approach to connected risk and all risk data

Gareth Evans, Managing Director, Enterprise Risk Management, Thomson Reuters, talks about the challenges financial institutions are facing around risk data, how using a risk ‘platform’ allows for an aggregation of risk across all divisions and what part AI plays in harnessing risk.

13 February 2018

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Blockchain: beyond Bitcoin

Nicolò Romani, Head of Innovation SIA, talks about the extraordinary variety of business applications a permissioned blockchain infrastructure could lend itself to, the impact it will have in the financial sector and whether it represents a revolution at global level.

31 January 2018

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Navigating customers and staying competitive

Saskia Devolder, Head of Western and Central Europe, SWIFT, talks about the challenges banks are facing in the payments arena, how they should cater to the needs of their clients and how service providers are navigating their customers around instant payments, GPI and AI.

31 January 2018

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Leveraging data and analytics for digital customer engagement

Following a recent breakfast event by Temenos and Finextra, Kam Chana - Digital Strategist at Temenos, discusses some of the key findings on how financial institutions can leverage data and analytics for digital customer engagement, addressing key drivers such as customer expectations and changing technology.

08 January 2018

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The long life of AI

Kyle Thomas, Head of Worldwide Sales, Saffron Technology, Intel, talks at Sibos 2017 about why financial institutions should invest in artificial intelligence to stay in business, how it has transformed the industry, and whether it will become mainstream in banks in order to meet regulatory requirements.

05 December 2017