London Digital Finance Leadership Programme 2020 Agenda
The digital revolution has launched a new era of human empowerment and engagement across business, society and in every aspect of our lives. Never has there been a more powerful influence on human behaviour, irrespective of country or culture, than the combined effect of digital technologies.
Introduction to key global trends today
Self-introduction of participants, the countries each come from and the leadership realities each face. The diversity of the participants is also a source of learning.
Thinking about digital as leaders
Thinking about intractable decisions as leaders
Introductions by the Faculty - Emmanuel Daniel, David Gyori, Nick Dove and Paul Domjan
For 2019 and the upcoming years, financial services institutions must contend with multiple challenges tied to regulations, legacy systems, disruptive models and technologies, new competitors, and a restive customer base while pursuing new strategies for sustainable growth.
The UK financial services industry landscape today
PSD2 - the directive that has changed banking as we know it
GDPR - the most important change in data privacy regulation in 20 years
Innovations that will define our society and new ideas of wealth creation
This session will be facilitated by Faculty and invited Speakers
In this session, a panel of experienced technology visionaries will share the key developments taking place and how leaders like yourself should be thinking and acting upon them:
Artificial intelligence, data and analytics
Blockchain, crypto and digital assets
Risk and Cybersecurity
This session will be facilitated by Faculty and invited Speakers.
With people engaging with content across devices and on multiple platforms, opportunities for marketers to connect with audiences has never been greater. Despite these opportunities, what do we measure and how we incorporate these innovators into traditional institutions?
In the session we will have discussion with Nektarios Liolios who is co-founder at Rainmaking Innovation and is an outstanding thought leader driven by entrepreneurship, collaboration and the desire to change the industry. Nektarios will share his experience that how trends are irrelevant if you as a bank don't know how to properly engage with start-ups. Facilitated by Paul Domjan.
HSBC has been at the forefront of digital innovation and leveraging on inhouse expertise to push the boundaries of their strategic ambitions, aligned with the priorities of the HSBC group. In proactive collaboration both across the group and with external parties, the team is focused on the incubation of ideas, leading to the execution of innovative customer propositions.
We will meet with Diana Biggs, Global Head of Innovation, HSBC who has been named one of Standout 35 of the Innovate Finance Women in FinTech Powerlist 2018, in the top 25 Fintech influencers in the UK by CityAM, on the Fintech Finance GOLD Power List, in the Blockchain News Top 100 and in the Kurtosys Women in Finance Power 100, to discuss the management of HSBC's contribution to external accelerator programmes. Strategy and foresight, investments in Fintech companies, and internal promotion of innovation. This session will be facilitated by Paul Domjan with a view of facilitating your own personal leadership journey.
We will meet with world-class thought leader on cybersecurity and discuss how the revolution in available technology is leading us. How should I think about cybersecurity, given the fact that the very technology that is enabling us is the one restricting us?
This session will be facilitated by Faculty and invited Speakers
This is a working agenda, content and speaker will be updated on a timely basis
For more details please contact to Program Manager :
Usama Muhammad
Program Manager
musama@
theasianbanker.com
(+44) 744 8470 186