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Openness and reach key for new real-time system

Hays Littlejohn, CEO, EBA CLEARING, gives an update on progress with its new pan-European instant payments system, sharing information on how key features such as liquidity management will work, options for access and milestones on the way to go-live in November 2017.

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Private and public blockchains for trade finance

Gene Vayngrib, CEO & Co-Founder, Tradle, suggests that a private protocol over a public distributed ledger is an alternative to permissioned blockchains and centralised marketplaces in Trade Finance and Supply Chain, and predicts when startups will roll out mainstream products in financial services.

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Orchestration – and agility – essential for PSD2

Bruno Cambounet, VP Banking and Financial Services, Axway, discusses the different approaches to PSD2 in different European markets, the interest of banks outside the SEPA zone – such as in the US – in the competitive implications of access to accounts, and the need for banks to be able to orchestrate open APIs to make payments a seamless part of bigger processes, while retaining flexibility to cope with future change.

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Collaboration vital for both banks and fintechs

John Box, Head of Strategic Partnerships, Raphaels Bank, discusses the importance of having fintechs at events like EBAday, and how they can work together.

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Banks must continuously monitor cyber-crime

Monica Pellegrino, Research Analyst, ABI Lab, speaks about cyber-crime issues in Italy and how it affects Europe as a whole.

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Tackling the weakest link for e-commerce fraud

James Rendell, Vice President, Payment Security Strategy, CA Technologies, discusses how banks – and consumers – benefit from best practices in fighting e-commerce fraud, how these techniques translate into the mobile environment, and why predictive modelling to tackle the vulnerability of the human link in the chain will be even more important in a distributed world.

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For banks real-time is a challenge, not a threat

Peter Theunis, Sales Director EMEA, TAS Group, outlines the evolution of real-time in the past 12 months and how banks should be responding to these developments.

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Unbundling not horror story, but business model

Harold Bosse, Global Head of Product and PMO, Earthport, talks about how fintechs are friends – not foes – of banks, how they need each other to be successful in delivering value to customers, and how banks should view best of breed sourcing as a strategy, not an afterthought.

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The platform economy – opening up value chains

Massimo Proverbio, Senior Managing Director and Global Lead, Accenture Payment Services, and Andrew McFarlane, Head of Payments, Ireland and EALA PSD2 Lead, Accenture, discuss how PSD2 and other factors are affecting the economics of the industry for banks.

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Transaction banks must adapt to speed of change

Marc Recker, Market Manager, Institutional Cash Management, Deutsche Bank, outlines the disruptive forces impacting the correspondent banking business and discusses how incumbent banks can deploy technology to meet rapidly evolving customer needs, comply with regulation and fend off competition.

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Real-time has changed the mindset of banks

Nicolò Romani, Head of Innovation Lab, SIA, discusses the European instant payments landscape, and how players can succeed in this space.

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Collaborate on ‘unknown unknown’ cyber threats

Hinrich Völcker, Head of Cyber Security, Deutsche Bank, discusses the ever-increasing cyber security challenge, the measures banks need to put in place to be confident they are doing everything they can to combat attacks, and the necessity for institutions to work together to present the strongest defence against the cyber-threat.

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Banks can partner fintechs for creative innovation

Susan Skerritt, Global Head of Institutional Cash Management & Head of Global Transaction Banking Americas, Deutsche Bank, talks about drivers for payments industry transformation, including regulation, cyber risks and increasingly demanding customers, how well banks are doing in addressing the transformation challenge, and the opportunity to collaborate with fintechs.

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Real-time makes banks first class citizens

Martin Coen, CEO, Dovetail, talks about how the move to standardise instant payment rails and the advent of PSD2 will enable banks to participate more effectively in the open, online ecosystem, and the need for banks to invest both in simplifying and strengthening their payment systems, and in getting products to market more quickly.

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Moving blockchain from the lab to the real world

Edward Budd, Managing Director and Chief Digital Officer, Global Transaction Banking, Deutsche Bank, discusses how far blockchain has progressed into the mainstream to date, the questions that remain about how blockchain will be applied in financial services, and the critical need for standards efforts to focus on areas of real need - such as interoperability, minimising adoption cost and ramping data on and off blockchains.

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Real-time an opportunity for standardised scheme

Gene Neyer, SVP, Global Payments Product Manager, Global Settlement, D+H, explores how well banks are responding to instant payment developments, and how blockchain may impact the industry.

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EBAday 2016 – A brave new world for payments

Watch the highlights from EBAday 2016 in Milan. The event saw record-breaking attendance with over 1,000 delegates, a sold-out exhibition floor, and a new Fintech Pavilion. Conference highlights include discussions about blockchain, real-time payments, and PSD2.

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Banks must start with new use cases for real-time

Salvatore Borgese, Payment Services Director, ICBPI, outlines the Italian approach to instant payments in relation to that of Europe as a whole, and what Italy can learn from experiences in other markets.

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Banks must move on from panic mode

Marc Braet, CEO, Intix, discusses how the explosion in payments volumes, structures and channels makes it challenging for banks to extract intelligence from their data, and the need for banks to change their attitude to fintechs and move into a new phase of collaboration

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Real-time demands a new way of thinking

Michael Steinbach, CEO, Equens and Wolf Kunisch, Managing Director for Financial Processing & Software Licensing, Worldline, speak about what factors need to be in place for instant payments to be a success and what issues may arise from authentication through digital identity in this space.