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companies and disruptive innovation. My three words for Sibos 2016 are: Application Programming Interfaces (APIs). “The technology trends of this digital era do not boil down to code: they hinge around enabling the re-imagination of the human experience, aligning ‘value added’ with ‘value extracted’, and what you pay for with what you actually value,” says the ex-head of BNY Mellon’s EMEA Innovation Center, who’ll also be participating in the main conference on Monday morning, banking stream, in a session entitled ‘Technology Trends in FS’. The digital banking world is connected and orchestrated around you. It needs to be secure, personal and ruthlessly efficient. Latency challenges are unacceptable, mobility and interruption expected; friction intolerable. To deliver in this demanding digital environment, banks must invest in new skillsets. For example, designers, information architects and engineers who can re-imagine, build and price the emergent value chain.
Fiserv, Stand G47 John Smith, Managing Director, EMEA
Sibos never fails to provide a fantastic forum for financial services, payments and technology leaders to debate and discuss our industry. We are living in a world that’s moving faster than ever before, and we need to create financial services experiences that enhance the way people live and work today. With the conference theme of “Transforming the Landscape,” the digitisation of banking and payments will be a hot topic, including FinTech advancements, the influence of industry
‘disruptors,’ and rising consumer expectations for a seamless experience.
Fraud and financial crime prevention will also be on top of everyone’s agenda, particularly with this past year’s recommendations from SWIFT. And with this year’s location in Geneva, I’m expecting we will have extensive conversations about the Brexit and potential impact on the European economy. Fiserv will be showcasing our latest technology innovations, including solutions for digital banking and payments, core banking, financial crime risk management, financial control, and more. I’m also personally looking forward to meeting with clients and colleagues from across the globe.
ING, Stand A58 Mark Buitenhek, Global Head of Transactions Services
(who will be speaking on the panel: ‘Blockchain and correspondent banking: the way to go’)
Debated as a source of both disruption and innovation in Singapore last year, blockchain will once again hold the stage at Sibos in Geneva, with the past 12 months proving that interest in this technology is yet to peak. But while it may have been a buzzword in 2015, 2016 has seen industry experts begin to unpick the hype and look at the tangible effects this technology can generate in a variety of banking and finance contexts. I look forward to a lively and informative debate on its potential applications in correspondent banking, where blockchain offers huge possibilities in automation, transparency and lower costs for both banks and clients.
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