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Congress Guide Ers Ndees Te Edia Peak at S M 24-25 May 2017 Multikino Zlote Tarasy Warsaw CONGRESS GUIDE www.ftcongress.com WC REGISTRATION: • ATTENDEES • SPEAKERS • MEDIA BUSINESS & EXHIBITION TRANSLATION 2 FLOOR SETS PRESS CHRIS SKINNER STAND WITH BOOKS CLOAKROOM ON LEVEL –1 DAY 1 – 24th MAY 2017 FutureTech Congress FinTech Digital InsurTech Digital BIG DATA: Think Congress Congress Big CEE Congress DAY 2 – 25th MAY 2017 FinTech Digital InsurTech Digital BIG DATA: Think Congress Congress Big CEE Congress Business & Exhibition Floor The place for networking meetings. Meet the participants of the event, introduce yourself, make contacts and exchange business cards! Meet our exhibitors and FutureTech partners and get acquainted with their solutions and products. With access to the Business & Exhibition Floor you will have the representatives of the market within your reach. FutureTech Night FutureTech Night is an evening event which highlights the first day of the FutureTech Congress. The event brings together representatives of the financial sector, start-ups, companies challenging traditional business models, investors, private equity, capital markets and key companies of the economic sect or which realize Big Data projects. The event is a great opportunity to tighten existing business and to establish new business relationships. *FutureTech Night is only for Platinum and Diamond Attendees. 3 STRATEGIC PARTNERS FUTURETECH CONGRESS FINTECH DIGITAL CONGRESS INSURTECH DIGITAL CONGRESS BIG DATA: THINK BIG CEE CONGRESS PARTNERS FUTURETECH CONGRESS FINTECH DIGITAL CONGRESS INSURTECH DIGITAL CONGRESS BIG DATA: THINK BIG CEE CONGRESS SUBSTANTIVE PARTNER TECHNOLOGY PARTNER FINTECH DIGITAL CONGRESS FUTURETECH CONGRESS SPONSORS FUTURETECH FINTECH DIGITAL INSURTECH DIGITAL CONGRESS CONGRESS CONGRESS PRIVATE TAILORING PARTNER FINTECH DIGITAL CONGRESS / INSURTECH DIGITAL CONGRESS / BIG DATA: THINK BIG CEE CONGRESS LOGISTIC PARTNER FINTECH DIGITAL CONGRESS / INSURTECH DIGITAL CONGRESS / BIG DATA: THINK BIG CEE CONGRESS INTERPRETATIONS PARTNER FUTURETECH CONGRESS / FINTECH DIGITAL CONGRESS / INSURTECH DIGITAL CONGRESS / BIG DATA: THINK BIG CEE CONGRESS HONORARY PATRONAGES The Marshal of the Mazowieckie Voivodeship IZBA GOSPODARKI ELEKTRONICZNEJ MEDIA PARTNERS FINTECH WEEKLY CrowdReviews Buyers Guide Based On Client Reviews CIOReview B A N K I N G N E W S & D I R E C T O R Y Driving Innovation B A N K I N G N E W S & D I R E C T O R Y 1st Day Speaker: Chris Skinner, Writer, Fintech Commentator, Chair of the Financial Services Club, The Finanser Ghela Boskovich, Founder of FemTechGlobal / Head of Partnership, StartupBootCamp 11:20 – 11:35 Special guest speech 9:30 – 9:50 Are you ready for the digital future? Introduction about the Congress Spiros K. Margaris, Founder & Venture Marcin Petrykowski, Vice-Chairman of the Capitalist, Margaris Advisory, Switzerland Advisory Board of FinTech Digital Congress, Managing Director, S&P Global 11:35 – 12:00 Dorota Zimnoch, International Fintech and Speech by Deputy Prime Minister Insurtech Expert Mateusz Morawiecki, Minister of Economic Development and Finance, 9:50 – 10:20 Poland Special guest speech “The Autonomous Internet Of 12:00 – 12:30 Everything” Debate: How does futuristic vision 5 minutes intro quiz for audience, translates into business – practical 15 minutes Guest’s quiz conclusion and dimension presentation about the futuristic perspective of the surrounding environment, 10 minutes Moderator: for Q&A Ralph Talmont, Speaker, Author and Sensemaker, Team Leader, Tedx James Felton Keith, Chairman, International Speakers: Personal Data Trade Association, USA Stephen Brobst, Chief Technology Officer, Teradata Corporation, USA 10:20 – 10:35 Cezary Stypułkowski, President of the Special guest speech Management Board, mBank Ghela Boskovich, Founder of FemTechGlobal / Head of Partnership, StartupBootCamp, UK 12:30 – 13:00 Debate: Investors perspective key 10:35 – 10:50 trends Special guest speech Moderator: Presentation about Fintech impact on Jacek Levernes, President, ABSL future life. Speakers: Chris Skinner, Writer, Fintech Commentator, James Felton Keith, Chairman, International Chair of the Financial Services Club, The Personal Data Trade Association, USA Finanser, UK Łukasz Wejchert, Founder, Dirlango Adam Niewiński, Vice President of the 10:50 – 11:20 Management Board, Bank Pekao SA Debate: What is the future of human and where will it take us in 2020? 13:00 – 13:30 Moderator: Networking break Marcin Petrykowski, Managing Director, S&P Global 13:30 – 16:00 FinTech Digital Congress InsurTech Digital Congress BIG DATA: Think Big CEE Congress Materials printed: 12.05.2017 The organizer reserves the right to change the agenda. 16:00 Lunch Current agenda is available in MMC Polska application 8 1st Day Speakers: Alvaro Amorim, CEO for the Indian market, SalaryFits Piotr Alicki, CEO, Krajowa Izba Rozliczeniowa S.A. Daniel Arak, Co-Founder and Board Member, ITMAGINATION Daniel Daszkiewicz, VP of Digital Experience, Global Consumer Banking, Citi Bartosz Skwarczek, CEO & Co-Founder, Digital Finance G2A.COM – what is next and ahead? Małgorzata Szturmowicz, Board Member, Idea Bank Video speech by Tomasz Czechowicz, Chairman of the Advisory Board of 15:10 – 15:30 FinTech Digital Congress, Managing 1:1 FireChat Partner, President of the Management With a Fintech Enterprenuer on Client Board, MCI Capital Experience Mario Shiliashki, President of the 13:30 – 13:55 Management Board & CEO, PayU EMEA Debate: Fintech influence on finance Moderated by development. Where are we now? Nell Przybylska, Editor, Onet What are the next steps? Maria Campos, Board Member, Bank 15:30 – 16:00 Millennium Practical case studies. Dinosaurs and Loukas Notopoulos, CEO, Vivus Finance unicorns cooperation! Anita Szarek, Member of the Management Introduction on models for Corporate Board & CFO, PayU EMEA Startup cooperation 15:30 - 15:40 13:55 – 14:15 Thibaut Rouquette, FinTech Director, The 1:1 FireChat with bank CEO Heart Warsaw Zbigniew Jagiełło, CEO, PKO Bank Polski Presentation about success stories of Moderated by cooperation between traditional players Marcin Petrykowski, Managing Director, and fintech companies. S&P Global 15:40 - 15:50 Grzegorz Pawlicki, Director of Innovation New Client Experience & Customer Experience, PKO Bank Polski in Finance Krzysztof Klimczak, CEO & Founder, ZenCard 15:50 - 16:00 Christoph Rieche, CEO and Co-Founder, iwoca 14:15 – 15:10 16:00 Lunch Debate: Reshaping the client experience through digitalization - digital identity, access, services and interface Moderator: Jerzy Kalinowski, Partner, Head of Technology, Media and Telecommunications in Poland and CEE, KPMG in Poland Materials printed: 12.05.2017 The organizer reserves the right to change the agenda. Current agenda is available in 9 MMC Polska application 1st Day Ҋ Which products and services do customers want? Is the sector ready for that? Ҋ Will insurance products change in the future (e.g. P2P insurance, short term insurance etc.) Ҋ Selling in the future – will robots replace humans? Ҋ Is the second “direct” wave coming? Ҋ Will (and how) insurance marketing change? 13:30 – 13:35 Speakers: InsurTech Digital Congress Opening Maciej Bryłka, Site Leader, Guidewire Michał Jackowiak, CMO, Atos Polska Witold Jaworski, Chairman of the Advisory Atique Waghani, Marketing & Startup Board of InsurTech Digital Congress; CEO, NIO Consultant at Waghani Marketing, Mentor at Insurance Future Startupbootcamp FinTech, UK How do regulations foster/ 13:35 – 13:50 hinder the development of Keynote speech: new technologies in An economists view - finally insurance? recovery? Post Brexit, Post Trump impact on the financial market Lars Christensen, Founder and Owner of 15:10 – 15:25 Markets and Money Advisory, Denmark Presentation: Regulations – impact on insurtech 13:50 – 14:30 Wojciech Rabiej, Senior Advisor, PwC Debate Ҋ How will new technologies affect and 15:25 – 16:00 change the insurance sector in 10 years Debate (automation, robotics and smartphone Ҋ How to construct regulations to make trends)? them foster market development? Ҋ Is traditional insurance coming to an end? Ҋ In what way do the present regulations Ҋ Will insurance companies still exist in the (especially for data protection) support/ near future? hinder development/competitiveness of Moderator: new technologies? Marek Zefirian, President of the Management Ҋ If new technologies can explore business Board, Starter24 value from delivered data and reporting Speakers: systems Lars Christensen, Founder and Owner of Ҋ Why direct 2.0 will succeed when direct Markets and Money Advisory, Denmark 1.0 failed? Samir El-Alami, Co-Founder, CEO, ONE Speakers: Hesus Inoma, Founder & CEO, WeSavvy Paweł Gruza, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Finance, Poland Redefining Andrzej Lewiński, Deputy of General Personal customer needs Data Protection Supervisor in 2006-2016 Konrad Wypchło, Data Division Director and 14:30 – 15:10 Board Member, ITMAGINATION Debate Ҋ What will customers be in the future? 16:00 Lunch What will their needs and behaviours look like? Materials printed: 12.05.2017 The organizer reserves the right to change the agenda. Current agenda is available in MMC Polska application 10 1st Day - Social media: is it possible to collect 13:30 – 14:10 additional customer data in real time? Keynote speech: - How to collect and store data „Autonomous Decision-Making, (requirements, needs, expectations) Machine Learning, and Artificial obtained during virtual customer service Intelligence: What Does It All Mean and Why Should You Care?”
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