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OPEN BANKING Summit NSW SYDNEY, NOVEMBER 07 2019 Swissotel Sydney, NSW PRIYANKA PARANAGAMA NIMISH MENON KATE CROUS ASHWIN SINHA CHIEF DATA & SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER CHIEF DATA OFFICER TRANSFORMATION OFFICER HEAD, DIGITAL BANKING DIGITAL BANKING MACQUARIE GROUP SUNCORP CITI COMMONWEALTH BANK Also hear from: TONY ROBBINS WHO WILL BE ATTENDING: KEY TOPICS: - Heads of Technology/ Digital - Open Banking implementation strategies - Heads of Data - Open data and need for cross sector - Heads of Customer Experience collaboration - Heads of Brand & Marketing - Managing the Consumer Data Standards - Heads of Risk & Compliance - Understanding Customer Data Right rules - Heads of Strategy - Future of CX across Financial Services [email protected] BRIEFING AGENDA Thursday 7th November 2019 8:30 Registration, coffee & networking PANEL DISCUSSION 9:00 Welcome remarks from the Chair 12:20 Modernising your technology landscape to support Open Banking Rethinking banking towards new models that are open, DELEGATE SPOTLIGHT intelligent and platform-based 9:10 Leveraging APIs to enhance customer experiences and drive competitive advantage Implementation challenges for Open Banking Embracing microservices using modern architectural tools Solutions, architectures and support models needed PANEL DISCUSSION Facilitator Michael Ewald, Director of Engineering, Contino 9:30 Implementing Open Banking APAC Where to start on your Open Banking journey Brendan Harrap, Chief Technology Officer, Bankwest Initial challenges faced Dave Coombes, Chief Technology Officer, Tyro Payments Looking at the roadmap for the next 6 to 12 months Damian Fitzgibbon, Head of Microservices & Batch Facilitator Alex Trott, Managing Director, Financial Services Enablement, National Australia Bank Banking Lead, Accenture Australia & New Zealand Kate Crous, General Manager Digital Banking, Commonwealth 1:00 Networking Lunch Bank Nimish Menon, Senior Vice President & Head Digital Banking, Citi INTERACTIVE SESSION Sanjave Walia, Head of Open Banking Program, Westpac 1:40 Mini Workshops 10:10 Accelerating your journey to engage in Open Banking The room will be divided into three groups focusing on core Alex Trott, Managing Director, Financial Services Banking business areas. These workshops will create an intimate Lead, Accenture Australia & New Zealand setting and allow for a more detailed conversations on implementation strategies for Open Banking. The three core areas will be: 10:40 Morning tea & networking Technology & API Strategy PANEL DISCUSSION Customer Experience, Digital & Marketing IT Security, Data Protection & Compliance 11:10 Open Data and the need for greater collaboration The evolving data strategy within Financial Services 2:20 International Keynote Session Moving toward customer control and data sharing A growing tension between protection, sharing and Speaker TBC transparency How sharing benefits financial services organisations 3:00 Closing Remarks followed by networking drinks Priyanka Paranagama, Chief Data & Transformation Officer, Suncorp Ashwin Sinha, Chief Data Officer, Macquarie Group Tony Ohlsson, Chief Analytics Officer, Volt Bank 11:50 Interactive Session- Let's talk through the consumer data standards Ellen Broad, Head of Technical Delivery, Consumer Data Standards, Data 61 www.forefrontevents.com.au [email protected] .

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