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NAIROBI, KENYA | 19-20 FEBRUARY 2019 | WWW.AFRICABFSI.COM POST EVENT REPORT DIRECTOR’S NOTE Dear Participant, On behalf of Tradepass, I take immense pleasure in welcoming you to the inaugural edition of Africa BFSI Innovation Summit 2019. Being the inaugural edition, ABIS 2019 has attracted 350+ participants from the BFSI and technology industries, making it the largest Banking, Financial Services and Insurance summit in East Africa. 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I take this opportunity to specially thank our line-up of distinguished speakers for sparing their time to be here with us today. I would also like to extend a warm welcome to all delegates, who have registered to attend the event with a common interest in congregating together to share the insights pertaining to the BFSI sector. Lastly, my profound appreciation goes to our valued sponsors and partners, who have continued to support the event and WKHUHE\R΍HULQJWKHLQGXVWU\DXQLTXHSODWIRUPWRPHHWQHWZRUNOHDUQDQGLQQRYDWH I wish you a fantastic summit experience! Yours Sincerely, SUDHIR JENA Director SPEAKERS Eunice Kariuki Judith Bogonko *HRUJH1MXJXQDb Michael Michie Steve Njenga Russell Akuom Herbert Olowo Director Partnerships, Group Head of Customer CIO CIO Head of Digital CIO Innovation and Experience HFC Limited M Oriental Bank Barclays Bank Banking Experience Stanbic Bank Uganda Capacity Development APA Apollo Group Cooperative Bank of Kenya ICT Authority 5HXEHQ.LPDQLb $DURQ1L\RQ]LPDb James Nyakomitta Bamidele Olalekan Oseni Wilson M. Nguyo Chrispus N. Muhia Philip Kibet Kisabit CEO Group CIO CEO Head of Consumer Credit CEO AB Bank Rwanda Ltd Apollo Group I&M Bank Ltd Barclays Bank Kenya Micro - Cap Holdings Ltd Emeke EIweriebor 6WDQOH\0ZDQJL&KHJHb Thomas Gachie Linda Were Evans Odhiambo Elizaphan Mouko CEO-UBA East and CIO COO +HDGRI&XVWRPHU([SHULHQFHb Head – Information risk Head-Transactional Banking Head - Electronic Business Southern Africa, GTBank Kenya George Bodo Gouri Shankar Sharma Kennedy Mubita Dr. Tom Kahigu Lawrence Mwai David Kieti Ken Maina Head of Banking Research Head - IT MD & Transaction Banking Head - IT Head – ICT Changes Head - IT Head of IT & Projects Ecobank Prime Bank Head – Kenya and East Africa DIB Bank Kenya National Bank of Kenya Jamii Bora Bank Kenya Orient Insurance Limited Standard Chartered Bank Paul Sesi Dennis Njau Milan Sheth Sriram Narayanan Shubham Singhal Rudolph Janse van Rensburg Dickmoline Mugushu Head - Transaction Banking Head of Channels Executive Vice President – IMEA Senior Director Practice Head – New Age Head of Technology and RPA Solutions Consulting Lead SBM Bank KCB Bank Group Automation Anywhere Head of Africa & RoW Technologies (AI, Blockchain & RPA) TreasuryONE Finastra Automation Anywhere In2IT Technologies Bhavik Salvi Valentin Alexeev Chimezie Emewulu Kamal Budhabhatti Paresh Makwana Isaac Kamau Digital Transformation Lead Business Relationship Manager Co-founder and MD Founder & CEO VP - Business Developement Africa Head - ICT Finastra OpenWay Group CraftSilicon Arcon 7KH+HULWDJHΖQVXUDQFH&RPSDQ\b AGENDA Day 1 Day 2 Click Here for Gallery FACTS & FIGURES 382 BFSI Professional 41 Expert Speaker 127 Top Organization 20 Solution Providers ATTENDEE PROFILE 25% CIOs, CTOs, CISOs & Heads of IT 15% Heads of Fraud, Risk & Compliance 11% COOs & Heads of Operations 20% Heads of Retail Banking, Wholesale Banking 10% Heads of Cards & Payments 6% CMOs, Heads of Marketing & Loyalty Management 8% Heads of Data Analytics & Customer Experience 5% GMs & Senior Management INDUSTRY SECTORS 54.77% Banks 36.28% Insurance 0LFURȴQDQFH DELEGATE LIST Company Name Designation Company Name Designation Company Name Designation Spire Bank Managing Director Family Bank Head of ICT Sanlam Investments IT Manager Co-operative Bank Head - Card Business Britam Insurance Head of Risk and Compliance Bismart CEO Victoria Commercial Bank CEO Britam Insurance COO Equity Bank GM - Information Security KCB Group Head - Trade Finance Metropoliton Canon Broker Consultant Geminia Insurance Operations Manager Barclays Bank Head - Credit Metropoliton Canon Broker Consultant First Assurance System Administrator Barclays Bank Head - Premier Banking Metropoliton Canon Premium Administrator First Assurance ICT Manager Victoria Commercial Bank Director - Operations Metropoliton Canon Policy Servicing Supervisor National Bank of Kenya Head - Banking Operations IT Victoria Commercial Bank CISO Commercial Bank of Africa Head of Transformation UAP Old Mutual Life Insurance Group Manager - Compliance Victoria Commercial Bank Head - Compliance Stanbic Bank Head of Special Projects Stanbic Bank Country Head - Cash Management Commercial Bank Of Africa Head - IT Infrastructure APA Insurance Group Risk Manager Kenindia Assurance Administrative Assistant - IT Dept Barclays Life Assurance Head of Governance and Control Barclays Bank Premier Relationship Manager Pacis Insurance Managing Director Invesco Assurance Barclays Bank Head of Customer Segments Co-operative Bank Director - Transformation Corporate Insurance ICT Manager Barclays Bank Senior Business Strategy Manager Stanbic Bank Regional Head - Investigations KCB Group Head - Digital Financial Services Spire Bank Technology Manager HFC Group Head - Retail Banking KCB Group Senior Manager- Digital Payments Barclays Bank Segment Manager Octagon Pension Services Managing Director Ecobank Head - Technology Barclays Bank Product Development Manager Octagon Pension Services COO Occidental Insurance Risk & Compliance Stanbic Bank Kenya Channel Manager Mobile Banking Octagon Pension Services Manager - Pension Operations Occidental Insurance IT Manager Octagon Pension Services Senior Relationship Manager Kenindia Assurance Managing Director Octagon Pension Services Property Investment Analyst KCB Bank Group Director - Customer Experience Finance & Administration Manager Octagon Pension Services Group CEO CEO CEO Stanbic Bank Head of Digital Banking Head of Credit and Operations Spire Bank Head of Technology and Operations KCB Group Senior Manager- Product Development GA Insurance Head - Risk and Compliance Sidian Bank CISO KCB Group Senior Manager - Digital Channels Director KCB Group Senior Manager- Partnerships DFS Standard Chartered Head of Strategic Business Analytics Standard Chartered Senior Manager Operational Risk Co-operative Bank Technology Lead DIB Head - Business Banking Kenyan Alliance Head of IT Co-operative Bank Program Manager - Data Analysis DIB Senior Corporate Relationship Manager IT Manager Prudential Life DIB Head - Customer Experience System Aministration Prudential Life Head of Special Projects DIB Branch Manager Sanlam Investments Head Of Operations AIG Kenya Insurance Head of Technology Services DIB E-channels Manager National Bank Senior Manager - New Ventures Gulf African Bank DIB Customer Service Representative Kenya Reinsurance Senior Group Internal Auditor Gulf African Bank Senior Manager - Information Security Co-operative Bank Head - Data Strategy & Governance Head of Credit & Operations National Bank Senior Manager - Digital Banking Saham Assurance Risk and Compliance Manager Co-operative Bank Head - Branch Banking UAP Old Mutual Group Kenya Reinsurance Manager - Risk & Compliance Icealion Life Insurance Head - ICT Britam Insurance Financial Advisor Co-operative Bank Head of Retail Banking Co-operative Bank Head - Customer Experience DIB Bank Kenya Credit Administration Manager Company Name Designation Company Name Designation Company Name Designation Micro Cap Holdings Board Chairman Jubilee Insurance IT Security Engineer Cytonn Investments Risk and Compliance Analyst CIC Insurance Fidelity Insurance Internal Audit and Compliance SBM Bank Takaful Assurance KCB Group Head of Diaspora Banking SBM Bank Digital Banking Sanlam Investments Head of Compliance and Risk Xplico Insurance SBM Bank VP - Alternate Channels Senior Manager - Risk & Compliance AAR Insurance Head of Technical Services GA Insurance National Bank Head of Bancassurance KCB Group Head - IT Enterprise Service Head - Transaction Banking & Commer- Standard Chartered Head of Audit My Credit Finance Manager cial Banking National Bank of Kenya Manager Application Development Co-operative Bank Card and E-Channels | ICT Department Standard Chartered Principal - Trade Product Manager Madison Insurance Deputy ICT Manager Assistant Manager - Risk Analyst Chan- Co-operative Bank Head of Trade Services KCB Group nels Commercial Bank of Africa Network Analyst Equity Bank Head of Strategic Program Governance & Quality Assurance CIC Insurance Head of Cash and Bank Co-operative Bank Head of Cash Management Stanbic Bank Digital Channels Manager
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