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Technology & Innovation Risk Europe LAUNCH SPECIAL £799 Register by 8 June FinTech startup? Apply for a discounted pass at [email protected] TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION RISK EUROPE Emerging advances in technology and innovation and leveraging across fnancial services 25-26 SEPTEMBER, 2018 | LONDON HEAR FROM MORE THAN 20 KEY TOPICS TO BE ADDRESSED INNOVATION, STRATEGY AND FINTECH ECB ADDRESS – DIGITAL BUILDING A BANK CUSTOMER PROFESSIONALS INCLUDING: INFRASTRUCTURE A case study into AUTHENTICATION Review and analysis building a bank and New techniques to Julian Sawyer Alexander Knothe of building a driving innovation increase security and Chief Operating Offcer Director, European Head Starling Bank Non-bank FI/Fintech digital infrastructure data protection through Deutsche Bank customer authentication Francis Gross Tatjana Christians Directorate General Statistics, Head of Brexit Execution, PLUS, HEAR THE LATEST ON Senior Advisor Legal Strategy and Bank NEW TECHNOLOGY | BIG DATA | CYBER SECURITY | European Central Bank Structure Barclays REGULATION | AND MORE Mark Bird Matt Glover STREAM ONE: TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION Global Head of Data, Global Head of Transformation Regulatory Compliance Unity Trust Bank plc HSBC DISTRIBUTED LEDGER Reviewing opportunities and uses of distributed ledger and its impact on the fnancial industry Peter Smith Becky Clements FINTECH Global Head of Industry Head of Industry Engagement Policy Liaison and Payment Change Monetising on collaborative partnerships with FinTechs TISA Metro Bank and utilising opportunities to develop innovation ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE David Lian Robert Woods Exploring the use of AI across the industry to Head of group capital Strategic Fraud improve practice and effciency regulatory reporting Prevention Initiatives Standard Chartered Bank Lloyds Banking Group STREAM TWO: REGULATORY DEVELOPMENTS PSD2/OPEN BANKING William Piquard Anastasia Dokuchaeva Exploring what it means to fully implement Managing Director Europe Head of Partnership Gatecoin ClauseMatch and open banking system REGTECH How emerging RegTech can help banks Richard Crook Head of Emerging comply with regulatory programmes Technology RBS COMPLIANCE CPD ACCREDITATION: Reviewing the ability to balance innovation and compliance #TechRisk www.cefpro.com/techrisk TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION RISK EUROPE 2018 | 25-26 SEPTEMBER, 2018 | LONDON ABOUT THE EVENT To discuss the latest industry trends join us on 25-26 September, 2017 in London at our highly anticipated In the past ten years the fnancial industry has been Technology & Innovation Summit. The two day Summit will revolutionised by multiple technological advancements. address emerging advances in technology and innovation Undoubtedly the landscape is unrecognisable and several and leveraging across fnancial services. The event will bring areas of business have been improved and enhanced. The together the industries fnest to debate and discuss some of demand to keep on top of the technology curve continues to the latest trends, opportunities and risks. grow as many look for the next big thing. The next twelve months are set to be especially important as we see a new wave of technology taking fight. Areas like payments, blockchain, artifcial intelligence, machine We love the learning and crypto currencies are set to be top talking points for 2018. With any new form of innovation there are several questions to be answered, including a review of the Center for Financial benefts and potential risks. Professionals because they bring together a community of like- minded professionals at very senior levels covering both risk and SPONSORSHIP & EXHIBITION Oracle Financial Services Advance your branding, awareness, industry expertise, fnance thought-leadership and lead-generation at the upcoming Technology & Innovation 2018. Sponsorship and exhibition with The Center for Financial CPD ACCREDITATION: Professionals offers unique networking, brand recognition and thought-leadership deliverance opportunities with senior risk professionals from around the world. Whether you want full branding across the event or simply a well positioned exhibition stand, our business development team will tailor the right package for you. We do everything we can to help you get your marketing message across and also to benchmark the return on your investment. There are a limited number of reduced sale prices for FinTech Start-ups. BRING THE TEAM 50% To see if your organisation qualifes please email 3RD ATTENDEE GETS 50% OFF 1 2 OFF [email protected] when registering at the same time #TechRisk www.cefpro.com/techrisk TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION RISK EUROPE 2018 | 25-26 SEPTEMBER, 2018 | LONDON AGENDA DAY ONE | 25 SEPTEMBER 08:10 REGISTRATION AND BREAKFAST PANEL DISCUSSION - INFRASTRUCTURE 13:30 Developing infrastructure, technology, process and people to enhance innovation and ensure adaptability 09:00 CHAIR’S OPENING REMARKS • Patchwork of various acquisitions and add-ons • Diffculty extracting data and implementing new products • Developing IT infrastructure NEW TECHNOLOGY • Current infrastructure patchwork of acquisitions 09:00 Filtering new technology: navigating the waters of • Cost implications to upgrade systems and risk new opportunities and making strategic business decisions considerations to leverage technology • Moving from legacy systems and hardware into cloud • Application in practice to leverage opportunity environments • Filtering technologies and knowing where to apply them • Unlocking value and using in fnancial institutions • Defning tangible business cases and technology choices as • Getting value out of new and emerging technology a result • How will the new payments architecture infuence the way • Turning into a practical, realisable opportunity for banks we innovate • Maturity of different technologies and organisations Craig Ramsay, Global Head of Innovation, GLCM, HSBC • Dimensions to assess decision making Becky Clements, Head of Industry Engagement and Payment • Investment decisions for large institutions used to multiyear Change, Metro Bank enterprise wide investments Matt Glover, Head of Transformation, Unity Trust Bank plc • Governance and assessment criteria going against Alexander Knothe, Director, European Head Non-bank FI/ corporate structures Fintech, Deutsche Bank Richard Crook, Head of Emerging Technology, RBS REGULATION PANEL DISCUSSION - BIG DATA 14:20 The fourth industrial revolution and what it might 09:50 Advancing strategic thinking and integrating data sets mean for the regulatory environment in the Financial to enhance decision making and KYC Services space • Integrating data sets at banks vs. FinTechs • Latest regulatory updates/trends • Changing strategic thinking and the way banks do business • A strategic approach to regulatory compliance • Collaboration with FinTechs • RegTech & FinTech • Making better decisions with what is learnt about customers • Complying to multiple rules and regimes • Aggregation of accounts and analyse spending • Working across multiple jurisdictions • Using data as a predictor of credit rating • Leveraging resources from other areas Mark Bird, Global Head of Data, Global Regulatory • Keeping ahead of the curve whilst meeting regulatory Compliance, HSBC demand Alexander Knothe, Director, European Head Non-bank FI/ • Future outcomes and predications Fintech, Deutsche Bank Beate Born, ED, Global MIFID II Project Lead, UBS 10:40 MORNING REFRESHMENT 15:00 AFTERNOON REFRESHMENT BREAK AND NETWORKING BREAK AND NETWORKING CYBER SECURITY BUILDING A BANK 11:10 Reviewing the increasing cyber risk amongst digital 15:30 Building a bank and driving innovation: Case study on and technological advances to protect the organisation how starling was created & the next steps and customers • Building a Bank from scratch • Potential to knock out whole infrastructure • Creating an innovation agenda & maintaining that culture • Risks when moving to the cloud while growing • Digital solutions • What next • Increased risk with PSD2 and open-banking Julian Sawyer, Chief Operating Offcer, Starling Bank • Tackling the security aspect of putting private customer data in a cloud environment? • Data weaknesses and protection CUSTOMER AUTHENTICATION • Increased risk of online attacks and fraud events 16:10 New techniques to increase customer identifcation and authentication to increase security and protect sensitive data DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE • Fraud perspective – use identity to open online-banking 11:50 Review and analysis of building a digital infrastructure • Accuracy of devices and user experience Francis Gross, Directorate General Statistics, Senior Advisor, • Machine vs. human European Central Bank • Cloud vs. on-brand data centre • What are of authenticators and images: • Biometrics, card and readers, voice biometrics etc. 12:30 LUNCH BREAK AND NETWORKING Robert Woods, Strategic Fraud Prevention Initiatives, Lloyds Banking Group 16:50 CHAIR’S CLOSING REMARKS 17:00 END OF DAY ONE AND NETWORKING DRINKS RECEPTION #TechRisk www.cefpro.com/techrisk TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION RISK EUROPE 2018 | 25-26 SEPTEMBER, 2018 | LONDON AGENDA DAY TWO | 26 SEPTEMBER 08:10 REGISTRATION AND BREAKFAST 09:00 CHAIR’S OPENING REMARKS PANEL DISCUSSION – BREXIT 09:10 Assessing the impact of Brexit on the industry and regulatory requirements post Brexit • What happens to these post Brexit? - GDPR & PSD2 • What a hard Brexit could mean for the industry • Impacts on technology and innovation • Product availability across Europe Tatjana Christians, Head of Brexit Execution, Legal Strategy and Bank Structure, Barclays Antony
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