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EARLY BIRD £1,199 Register by 14 September FinTech startup? Apply for a discounted pass here or email [email protected] 2ND ANNUAL TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION RISK Emerging advances in technology and innovation and leveraging across financial services 25-26 SEPTEMBER, 2018 | LONDON HEAR FROM MORE THAN 20 KEY TOPICS TO BE ADDRESSED ON DAY ONE INNOVATION, STRATEGY AND FINTECH NEW RTGS DIGITAL BIG DATA PROFESSIONALS INCLUDING: TECHNOLOGY Real-time gross INFRASTRUCTURE Advancing strategic New opportunities settlement (RTGS) Review and analysis thinking and and making strategic renewal: Enabling the of building a digital integrating data sets business decisions to next generation of infrastructure to enhance decision Nadeem Siam Matt Glover payments making and KYC Founder & CEO Head of Transformation leverage technology Welendus Unity Trust Bank Tatjana Christians Victoria Cleland Head of Brexit Execution, Executive Director Banking, Richard Crook Victoria Cleland Francis Gross Maciej Lewandowski Legal Strategy and Bank Payments and Financial Head of Emerging Executive Director Directorate General Head of Section & Structure Resilience Technology Banking, Payments Statistics, Joint Supervisory Barclays Bank of England RBS and Financial Senior Advisor Team Coordinator Resilience European European Bank of England Central Bank Central Bank PLUS, HEAR THE LATEST ON William Piquard Peter Smith CUSTOMER AUTHENTICATION | FCA REVIEW | CYBER SECURITY | Managing Director Director of Seneca REGULATION | AND MORE Europe Investment Management Gatecoin FinTechReguLab KEY TOPICS TO BE ADDRESSED ON DAY TWO Day two features a keynote panel discussion on the impact of Brexit and a session from Starling Bank covering building a bank and driving innovation before breaking into two individual work streams Becky Clements Anastasia Dokuchaeva Head of Industry Head of Partnership STREAM ONE: TECHNOLOGY & STREAM TWO: REGULATORY Engagement and ClauseMatch INNOVATION DEVELOPMENTS Payment Change former Metro Bank DISTRIBUTED LEDGER PSD2/OPEN BANKING FINTECH REGTECH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE COMPLIANCE KNOWLEDGE PARTNERS: CO-SPONSORS: CPD ACCREDITATION: #TechRisk www.cefpro.com/techrisk TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION RISK 2018 | 25-26 SEPTEMBER, 2018 | LONDON KNOWLEDGE PARTNERS CO-SPONSORS ABOUT THE EVENT In the past ten years the financial industry has been revolutionised Autorek by multiple technological AutoRek is a global provider of financial advancements. 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