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Crypto currencies, the blockchain, challenger banks, and money managing and investment apps are rewriting the rules of business, money and financial services. For those that understand the implications for investment patterns, cyber security and international trading, the opportunities offered by fintech are huge.
As Artificial Intelligence, big data, and decentralised networks transform the industry, what is the future of the traditional banks in a world of constant innovation and technological disruption? What effect will Brexit have on London’s position as the world’s premier fintech hub? How will regulators respond to new waves of emerging tech that break the mould of money and finance? And what will this mean for businesses and consumers?
Join us for the inaugural New Statesman Fintech Summit in the Hilton, Tower Bridge, where we’ll be exploring all these issues and more with key players and leaders from the industry.
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• Macroeconomic trends to 2020
• After the fall: Financial services industry performance & prospects since 2008
• Competitive outlook: Size, share and growth of global fintech hubs
• GAFA: The rise of the digital giants – friend or frenemy?
David M. Brear, CEO and Co-Founder; 11:FS
• What does a de-centralised economy mean and how would it be regulated?
• What role should global regulators play in defining and setting standards for new forms of currency?
• What would the technology framework look like for a system that matches technological efficiencies with distribution at scale?
• What role does access to financial services and fintech play in the digital economy?
• How can fintech power a new wave of digital small businesses?
• How can support for fintech companies ensure the financial services industry is more representative of wider society?
• What response should the UK take to ensure continued access to much-needed digital skills after 2019?
Kaushalya Somasundaram, Managing Director, Head of Fintech Partnerships, HSBC
• The future of connected things – lessons from early trials
• Creating trusted, widely accepted smart networks
• What are the opportunities for payments ecosystem partners as more devices are connected?
• How can Britain continue to play a leading role in defining and setting the standards for the age of digital finance?
• What benefits can fintech provide in improving access and supporting business formation and growth?
• What’s been the impact of the Brexit effect so far? How can it be mitigated?
• Outline of the overall Starling business model
• What is Banking as a Platform?
• How does this create opportunities for FinTechs?
• How do we see the market developing
Julian Sawyer, COO, Starling Bank
• Advances in AI are expected to unleash a new wave of disruption driving the 4th Industrial Revolution into a new phase.
• What will the hybrid-human model of finance look like?
• What are the touchpoints where technology works best, and humans work better?
• What role will AI play in the future of finance?
Samantha Seaton, CEO, Moneyhub
Dave Tonge, Chief Technology Officer, Moneyhub
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Chet Velani, Marketing Director, EValue
• The age of faulty call-centre voice recognition may finally be over – powered by a new wave in smart devices that can understand and talk back to us
• Amazon’s Alexa and Google Home’s speakers are just the beginning – how will banking make use of this new wave?
• What’s the opportunity for voice-powered banking and payments?
• Which industries stand to benefit the most?
3-4 start-ups present their solutions for the industry in a quick-fire 10 min presentations
• How is fintech impacting business funding and financing?
• What are the broader opportunities for business and wider society?
• ICOs – bubble, or the beginnings of the new capital market?
• How can technology increase flexibility and access to finance?
Joel Perlman, Co-Founder, ACORN OakNorth
Andrew Bud, Founder and CEO, iProov
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• How do procurement teams face the challenges of partnering with fintechs, big and small?
• What are the upcoming and current trends in the collaboration market?
• How do banks adapt to stay ahead of the disruption game, partnering or acquiring and what risks does this raise?
• Looking at the rise in Fintech aggregation – could fintechs become the new utility partners?
Fiona Ghosh, Partner, Addleshaw Goddard LLP
• What is the role technology will play in enabling more efficient distribution of finance to help the growth of a new generation of digital businesses?
• How must the market respond to ensure the success of tomorrow’s businesses?
• What are the opportunities to introduce efficiencies in cross-border payments?
• Where are the pain points and who’s fixing them?
• What does the country need to do stay ahead?
• How can the industry leverage London to continue to be a magnet for talent?
• What will the post Brexit fintech industry look like?
• Where are the talent gaps and how should the industry cooperate with government to ensure Britain has the right blend of tech and digital skills to thrive?
• Connecting global trade: Digital Payments’ Silk Road
• Where are the opportunities in Europe?
• Co-operation and competition – collaborating with Europe’s fintech hubs
• How can innovators and institutions help consumers adjust to the pace of change?
• What role should regulators play in creating an enabling environment?
• How much disruption is for disruption’s sake? When will customers and business feel the benefits?
• How should incumbents and innovators cooperate to power the digital economy?
• What does the rise of Asia mean for Europe’s financial services industry?
• How should UK fintech prepare for a future beyond Brexit?
• How should national regulators work together to build a new regulatory framework?
• What can government do to ensure creators, and consumers, are digitally-enabled?
Leda Glyptis, Chief of Staff, 11:FS
Suren Siva, Director - Strategy & Innovation, Credit Suisse
Moneyhub is an award winning, people first financial management platform designed to empower individuals, advisers and business to have complete control and clarity over their finances. It consolidates data from every source into one place so people can easily see and engage with all of their finances – from current accounts to credit cards, loans to investments and pensions. Built using holistic AI, Moneyhub delivers insights that support people to understand and engage with money, including saving and planning for the future. This with automated administration of multiple accounts has lasting, direct impact on financial wellbeing.
For businesses, Moneyhub gives unprecedented understanding of customer needs, behaviours and aspirations that supports development of targeted and innovative products to suit their individual requirements. This adds value, increases loyalty and can directly benefit the sales cycle. The system is available off shelf as a standalone or can be embedded into existing digital propositions via API.
EValue is the UK’s market leader in the provision of digital, personal finance advice products and services. These products combine expert actuarial knowledge, pioneering asset modelling and risk management. Primarily they are used in the UK by banks, product providers, advisers and employers to enable them and their customers/employees to understand and make complex, individual, personal financial decisions. EValue’s software solutions cover all financial planning needs with versions for use by consumers and advisers. What’s more, because all EValue’s products are built on a single Planning & Advice Engine, all versions of our tools are entirely compatible, enabling both advisers and consumers to work together on financial plans.
Armada Labs delivers premium technology services for companies in the Financial Services and Fintech industries. We provide custom software development services for many verticals, including CRM systems, e-commerce, wealth management, healthcare, education and telecommunications. With technology solutions that range from system integrations and data conversions, to complete infrastructure planning, we have a highly successful track record of designing, developing, operating and supporting profitable point-specific industry solutions.
We are an Amazon AWS Consulting Partner with intimate knowledge of cloud programming, able to optimize the benefits of AWS Services for your business applications.
Working with start-up companies to billion dollar corporations, Armada Labs has the proven results to take on a project of any magnitude.
Caroline Battley
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Nadine Placzek
Head of Sales B2B Conferences Division
New Statesman
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