Leading bank in the Middle East strengthens financial ties between China and the GCC
On the first day of Sibos 2024 in Beijing, the First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB), showcased its commitment to facilitate c ...Read more
21 - 24 October 2024
Beijing
At Sibos 2024 in Beijing, The Asian Banker explores the critical themes that will shape the global financial landscape. The event is held for the first time in the capital of China, an economic powerhouse, a rapidly evolving financial hub, and a global leader in fintech innovation. It is the second-largest economy in the world and has one of the most dynamic and fast-growing financial ecosystems, and pushing forward with its financial market reforms, internationalisation of the renminbi, and increasing influence in global trade and investment, this year's event will focus on the integration of digital currencies, artificial intelligence (AI), tokenisation, and compliance innovations, all under the broader theme of connecting the future of finance.
Sibos 2024, themed "Connecting the future of finance," is a landmark event in Beijing, that brings together the global financial community to discuss how to foster a resilient and inclusive financial ecosystem in the face of rapid digital transformation. The Asian Banker’s event coverage will delve into how financial institutions are preparing for this future by embracing innovations in digital currencies, AI, and blockchain, as well as the shift towards more sophisticated compliance frameworks.
Our coverage will highlight the importance of digital operational resilience, the impact of AI on financial services, and the ongoing shift in the global use of major currencies within the context of Special Drawing Rights (SDRs). Additionally, we’ll explore the critical role of ISO 20022 implementation, environmental, social, governance (ESG) considerations in finance, and how tokenisation is transforming asset management and payments.
On the first day of Sibos 2024 in Beijing, the First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB), showcased its commitment to facilitate c ...Read more
At Sibos 2024, Winnie Chen, the Head of Asia Pacific Global Payment Solutions at Bank of America, discussed the ban ...Read more
At Sibos 2024, Patricia Sullivan, the Global Head of Institutional Cash Management at Deutsche Bank, outlined the ...Read more
Atul Jain, co-head of trade finance and lending at Deutsche Bank, discussed the industry's transition towards ISO 2 ...Read more
At Sibos 2024 in Beijing, Sebastien Avot, Managing Director and APAC Head of Institutional Cash and Trade Finance a ...Read more
In an interview at Sibos 2024 in Beijing, Fabian Khoshbakht, Global Head of Client Insight and Innovation at BNY, d ...Read more
In an interview at Sibos 2024, Xu Li, Chairman of Shanghai Rural Commercial Bank (SHRCB), and Huang Zhao, General M ...Read more
At Sibos 2024 in Beijing, Temenos Business Director Frankie Wai addressed some of the pressing issues in financial ...Read more
As financial institutions become increasingly interconnected, ensuring digital operational resilience while embraci ...Read more
At Sibos 2024 in Beijing, BNY and Mizuho Bank jointly announced an agreement to collaborate on enhancing global tra ...Read more
At Sibos 2024, Thomas Warsop, CEO of ACI Worldwide, outlined how the international payments software company is lev ...Read more
Conor Colleary, Senior Vice President, Digital & Data Transformation, Oracle Financial Services, shared insights fr ...Read more
Unveiled at Sibos in Beijing, the 2024 TAB Global 1000 ranking highlights BOCHK, BIBD, Public Bank, and Vietcombank ...Read more
Swift and Bottomline collaborate to streamline cross-border payments and help financial institutions meet upcoming ...Read more
In a discussion with Zhou Wenkai, vice president of Bank of Nanjing, during SIBOS, he outlined the bank's strategic ...Read more
In an interview at Sibos 2024, Tsvetanka Nankova, Global Head of Sales for Institutional Cash and Trade Finance at ...Read more
Jonathan Tanner, Industry Principal at Pegasystems, shared insights into the evolving role of automation and AI in ...Read more
At Sibos 2024 in Beijing, Tae Yoo, managing director of global client development at HKEX, shared insights into how ...Read more
In a discussion with Jackie Kallman, Head of Payments Industry at ANZ during SIBOS 2024, the focus was on the progr ...Read more
At SIBOS 2024, Adam Lieberman, Chief AI Officer at Finastra, outlined the company's strategic focus on AI and its ...Read more
Beijing took centre stage as the global financial community gathered for Sibos 2024, a milestone event that showcas ...Read more
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