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Creating transparency around opaque markets

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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.

Data savvy and tech heavy CMOs

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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.

Third-party due diligence requirements for financial institutions

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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.

Taking a platform approach to connected risk and all risk data

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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.

Blockchain: beyond Bitcoin

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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.

Navigating customers and staying competitive

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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.

Leveraging data and analytics for digital customer engagement

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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.

The long life of AI

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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.

Finding the friction and moving forward

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Finding the friction and moving forward

Paul Francis Walvik Joynt, Engagement Director, NETS, talks at NextGen Banking the use cases and impacts of Instant Payments, what this means in the context of digitalisation and whether there are opportunities arising from interoperability and the wide spread adoption of Instant Payments.

Three barriers to digitalisation

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Three barriers to digitalisation

Mike Walker, Head of Solution Enablement, Transaction Banking, Finastra, talks at NextGen Banking Nordics about what the main barriers to digitalisation in transaction banking are, how they can be overcome and what impact these new technologies and market entrants are having on the relationship between corporates and their bank.

Customer buying power is increasing every day

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Customer buying power is increasing every day

Magnus Krusberg, Country Head Sweden and Financial Services Expert, PA Consulting Group, talks at NextGen Banking Nordics about why there is such a focus on insurtech and regtech in the new fintech report from Stockholm School of Economics, where there is significant development within regtech and how insurtech will affect the insurance industry for the future.

Brexit demands a ‘Match Fit Economy’

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Brexit demands a ‘Match Fit Economy’

Jim Wadsworth, UK Product Director, Vocalink, a Mastercard company, talks about a ‘Match Fit Economy’, what it is and what it has to do with payments, why Brexit is such an important moment from a payments perspective and what the future looks like for the UK payments market.

Data is at the core of AI improvement

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Data is at the core of AI improvement

Mattias Fras, Group Head of AI Strategy & Innovation, Nordea, talks at NextGen Banking Nordics about the hype around AI, what the industry is doing around this new technology and what will be the main challenges ahead.

The promise of open banking

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The promise of open banking

Gunnar Berger, Head of Open Banking, Nordea, talks at NextGen Banking Nordics about whether we will notice any difference in January 2018 around PSD2, what success in open banking will look like for banks, and how can they measure it, and whether customers will really benefit from open banking.

Cloud for banks

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Cloud for banks

Jonathan Charley, General Manager, FSI EMEA North, SAP, talks at Sibos 2017 about whether the banking industry has been slow to understand the benefit of migrating processing to the cloud, what the barriers and benefits of moving to cloud based solutions are and how this area of the industry will evolve in the future.

High expectations in the corporate market

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High expectations in the corporate market

Falk Rieker, Global Head of Banking IBU, SAP and Oliver Bussmann, Founder and Managing Partner, Bussmann Advisory, talk at Sibos 2017 about the need for change in the world of corporate banking, what corporates can expect from their banks in the future, what will disrupt this sector and whether banks are doing enough to improve the services they offer.

Spotting trends in the payments ecosystem

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Spotting trends in the payments ecosystem

Bruno Mellado, Global Head of Payments and Receivables, BNP Paribas, and Christophe Vergne, Payments and World Payments Report Leader, Capgemini's Financial Services talk at Sibos 2017 about non-cash transaction volume worldwide, the impact of new key regulations and industry initiatives (KRIIs) and the emergence of a new payments ecosystem.

From strategy to implementation using process technology

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From strategy to implementation using process technology

Parviz Peiravi, CTO Financial Services, Intel, and Alessandro Petroni, Global Head of Strategy, Financial Services, Red Hat, talk at Sibos 2017 about how financial institutions can successfully make the move from strategy to implementation and what they see as the most influential technologies shaping the industry today, including blockchain, AI and cloud.

Completing the last mile with AI

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Completing the last mile with AI

Gerry Gibney, Senior Strategist, Financial Services, OpenText, talks at Sibos 2017 about how AI is helping banks in the payments business by reducing cost and human inefficiency, whilst improving customer experience, and what the barriers are behind the benefits.

Bringing clarity to PSD2 challenges for payments and retail operators

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Bringing clarity to PSD2 challenges for payments and retail operators

John Snoek, VP Product & Operations, Acapture & Payvision, talks about how the arrival of PSD2 will disrupt the marketplace and what business opportunities the industry can expect to see from the regulation.

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