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69498 3Luik Oblong.Indd 17e jaarcongres Ruim 250 vernieuwend aanwezigen en 14 juni 2016 > Amsterdam Arena beoordeeld programma! met een 8,4 Toekomst van het Betalingsverkeer Al 17 jaar hét congres waar de gehele payments sector bijeenkomt Alle onderwerpen die nu bepalend zijn voor uw sector op de agenda! Hoe betaalt de consument in 2020? > Keynote > > In hoeverre is “acces to the account” juist een bedreiging of een kans? Top Trendwatcher & Futurist > Welke disruptieve business modellen kunnen we verwachten door PSDII? > Wat voor gevolgen heeft Bank ID? Richard van > Hoe moet de fi nanciële sector omgaan met predictive analyses? > Wat kunnen we leren van de fi nanciële spelers over de grens? Hooijdonk > Plus : Innovatie parade van nieuwe fi ntechs! Bekend van RTL, BNR, Radio 1 journaal en gastdocent aan Nyenrode en > www.toekomstbetalingsverkeer.nl Erasmus universiteit Toekomst van het Maak kennis met de Commissie van Repliek! Betalingsverkeer Tijdens deze dag krijgt u samen met de Commissie van Repliek de mogelijkheid om te reageren op de verschillende onderwerpen. De sprekers van de dag gaan graag het gesprek met u aan. De Commissie van Repliek bestaat uit o.a.: Jeroen Verrijdt, Director Banking & Savings, Rabobank Nederland Paul Alfi ng, Beleidsadviseur betalingsverkeer Thuiswinkel.org, Lid Euro Retail Payments Board Gijs Schreuder, Hoofd Market Infrastructures & Business Management, ABN AMRO Bank De 17e editie van HET Betalingsverkeer Congres in Nederland! Raad van Advies Dit programma wordt inhoudelijk ondersteund en samengesteld in samenspraak met het Comité van Aanbeveling. Het Op 14 juni vindt de 17e editie plaats van het congres Toekomst van Comité bestaat uit de top van de Nederlandse betaalindustrie. Zij denken mee over de invullingen van het programma en de het Betalingsverkeer. Al meer dan 17 jaar hét congres in Nederland sprekerskeuze en zien toe op de kwaliteit hiervan. waar jaarlijks meer dan 250 betaalexperts samen komen om alles te Wij stellen graag aan u voor: horen over de laatste ontwikkelingen in de betaalsector. Roel Popping Directeur Betalen en Sparen, ING Nederland Wat kunt u dit jaar verwachten? Jurgen Vroegh Global Head Payments & Cash Management, Products & Channels, ING Nederland > Keynote speeches Gijs Boudewijn Adjunt-Directeur, Betaalvereniging Nederland > Innovatie Parade met Fin Tech Arena Pitches Gijs Schreuder Hoofd Market Infrastructures & Business Management, ABN AMRO Bank N.V. > Verdiepende Ronde Tafelsessies Piet Mallekoote CEO, Betaalvereniging Nederland > VIP wake up and shake up breakfast sessie Jeroen Verrijdt Executive VP, Director Banking & Savings Services, Rabobank > Innovatie- en Netwerk Playground! Bernard Juff ermans Onafhankelijk interim- manager, was verantwoordelijk voor de migratie van Nederland naar SEPA, in opdracht van DNB Dit jaar dus met nóg meer innovatie op het podium! Hét onmisbare event voor één ieder die actief is binnen het Nederlandse betalingsverkeer! zowel voor Banken, PSP’s, Betaalinstellingen, Corporates als Retailers! > www.toekomstbetalingsverkeer.nl >>> >>> Kijk voor de Sneak Preview Programma update van de Hieronder een eerste inzicht in de opzet van het Toekomst van Betalingsverkeer Congres 2016! tafels op onze website! 09.00 > Ontvangst en registratie Ronde tafelsessies 09.30 > Opening congres door uw dagvoorzitters 14.30 > Start ronde tafelsessies Prof. Dr. Hans Leenaars, voormalig Lid Raad van Bestuur BNG en Tijdens de ronde tafelsessies wordt aan de hand van een concrete praktijksessie Hoogleraar Bestuurlijke Informatievoorziening, Universiteit van Amsterdam een actuele thematiek uit de sector, ingeleid. Vervolgens gaat u met uw tafel- Maarten Bouwhuis, Journalist BNR Radio genoten in gesprek over het specifi eke thema. En deelt u uw ervaringen en visie. Een greep uit de thema’s van de ronde tafelsessies Het betaalgedrag van de consument in 2020! Inloggen via je eigen bank – Nieuwe Bank ID 1 > Wat betekent de nieuwe digitale identiteit voor de fi nanciële sector? 09.35 > Keynote Opening Speech Afgevaardigde Betaalvereniging Nederland The Digital Transformation of the Paying Consumer anno 2025: Artifi cial Intelligence – the next step for banks? How will the consumer pay in the future? 2 > Wat moet je als Bank nu alvast weten om de boot niet te missen... Richard van Hooijdonk, Trendwatcher & Futurist bekend van RTL, BNR, Danijel Bonacic, Digital Strategy & Digital Concepts Tam Tam Radio 1 journaal en gastdocent aan Nyenrode en Erasmus universiteit De verwachtingen vanuit de Retailsector Grootste veranderingen binnen de betaalsector > Wat verwachten de retailers de komende 10 jaar van de betaalsector? en de directe kansen 3 Paul Alfi ng, Beleidsadviseur Betalingsverkeer, Thuiswinkel.org, Lid Euro Retail Payment Board 10.00 > PSD II – Een Game Changer? De digitale evolutie van de KBC Bank > Kansen en mogelijkheden door de komst van de PSD II > Lessons learned vanuit KBC > Wat betekent dit voor nieuwe businessmodellen binnen de betaalsector? 4 > Concrete realisaties en strategie voor de klant centraal! > Welke nieuwe spelers komen op de markt? Karin van Hoecke , Programmamanagement Klant 2020, Chief Consistency 10.30 > Instant Payments: Verwachtingen en mogelijkheden Mobile Payments at Barclays Evelien Witlox, General Manager Product Management & Innovation, > Lessons learned from the UK Equens 5 > What are the success factors but also the failures? Julian Wilson, Head of Mobile Innovation, Barclays 11.00 > Koffi epauze Why XS2A provides beyond compliancy an array of opportunities 11.30 > Mobile payments strategy: not all roads lead to Rome 6 Evelien Witlox, General Manager Product Management & Innovation, Equens • What is the role of banks in the new mobile payment value chain? Tom Wijnen, Product Marketing Manager, Equens • What are the best routes to achieve, reach and remain relevant to your customers? PSDII – voorbereid op strategische keuzes? • And fi nally, how to bet in a future-proof strategy, knowing that new “pays” > PSDII in relatie tot data management will be launched every year? 7 > Welke concurrentie voordelen ontstaan er? Amos Kater, Director Advisory and Education Services EMEA, UL > Op welke uitdagingen moet u voorbereid zijn? Afgevaardigde KPMG Innovatie parade Open Banking APIs UL ziet Open Banking APIs als een business enabler, waarbij derde partijen 12.00 > Openingsspeech samen met fi nanciele instellingen veranderende behoeften van klanten beter kunnen vervullen. Open Banking APIs zorgen er voor dat fi nanciele instellingen Wat wordt de nieuwe rol van Fintechs binnen de payments sector? voldoen aan nieuwe regelgeving en relevant te blijven in een snel veranderende > Overzicht van de huidige en op stapel staande ontwikkelingen binnen en innoverende markt. Fintech Payments! Afgevaardigde UL Don Ginsel, Directeur Holland Fintech Inspiratie: Wat kan Big Data betekenen voor nieuwe 12.15 Speech vanuit businessmodellen? Jan-Willem Roest, General Manager, PayPal Benelux Eric Van Tol, Director en Boegbeeld van het Doorbraakproject Big Data, van het Ministerie van Economische Zaken 12.35 > Interview De betaalrevolutie in retail Innoveren binnen de betaalsector > Hoe mobiel een wereld aan nieuwe mogelijkheden biedt > Samenwerking Fintechs en de betaalsector > Waarom verschillende kanalen elkaar steeds meer versterken: convergentie Harrie Vollaard, Head of Innovation Rabobank, Co-founder of WeHelpen, > Hoe Nederlandse retailers en consumenten profi teren van nog meer Mentor at Startupbootcamp betaalgemak > Welke mogelijkheden tokenization biedt om mobiel betalen te boosten 12.45 > Fintech Pitches Daniel van Delft, Country Manager Nederland, Visa 5 geselecteerde Fintechs pitchen in 3 minuten hun ideeen voor de payments sector. Vervolgens worden zij ‘gechallenged ‘door het Payments Challening Committee bestaande uit: 14.30 > Start ronde tafelsessies > Ronde 1 Dennis van Allemeersch, CFO Hotelspecials Alex Dijkstra, Financial Director, Bax-shop 15.05 > Start ronde tafelsessies > Ronde 2 Maarten van den Belt, Private Investor & Chairman of the Advisory Council, Lendahand 15.40 > Koffi epauze Maurice Jongerius, Manager Mobile, Bol.com Hans Brits, Afdelingshoofd Betalingsverkeer, De Nederlandsche Bank 16.10 > Start ronde tafelsessies > Ronde 3 13.15 > Lunchpauze op de Innovatie- en netwerk Playground 16.35 > De Blockchain Revolutie! 14.15 > Introductie Ronde Tafelsessies > Wat gaat/kan Blockchain betekenen voor de business modellen binnen de betaalsector? Innovatie, samenwerking en concurrentie Rutger van Zuidam, Co-founder / CEO of Senanga, Founder of IntoBitcoin.com Gijs Boudewijn, Adjunct Directeur, Betaalvereniging Nederland Keynote Closing Speech 17.05 > Verrassende Slotspeech! 17.30 > Netwerkborrel op de Innovatie- en netwerk playground 09.00 > Ontvangst en registratie Ronde tafelsessies 09.30 > Opening congres door uw dagvoorzitters 14.30 > Start ronde tafelsessies Prof. Dr. Hans Leenaars, voormalig Lid Raad van Bestuur BNG en Tijdens de ronde tafelsessies wordt aan de hand van een concrete praktijksessie Hoogleraar Bestuurlijke Informatievoorziening, Universiteit van Amsterdam een actuele thematiek uit de sector, ingeleid. Vervolgens gaat u met uw tafel- Maarten Bouwhuis, Journalist BNR Radio genoten in gesprek over het specifi eke thema. En deelt u uw ervaringen en visie. Een greep uit de thema’s van de ronde tafelsessies Het betaalgedrag van de consument in 2020! 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