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A better future
12-13 May, Central Hall Westminster, London Open banking is the dawn of a transition from traditional banking and financial services, to becoming the heart of an emerging cross-sectoral data-driven ecosystem. Early signs of new business models around the world, and potential revenue streams for banking and other B2C organisations, are both exciting and revolutionary. Join senior innovators taking the next steps in the open banking (OpenX) journey.
● What are the most successful and most promising use cases to date? ● What improvements in functionality, standard infrastructure and digital
identity are required? ● What value exchanges will consumers respond to? ● What are the most promising business models and lessons learnt? ● Where are the opportunities for monetisation? ● What does the future hold for offering broader cross-sectoral lifestyle
services (and data reciprocity)? ● How will your organisation succeed in this new environment?
Open Banking World Congress is the unmissable, global annual event in open banking, where we create an environment to help achieve positive change and realise the value of a better, open future.
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Confirmed speakers so far: ● Guest speaker: David Birch ‘Identity is the new money’, ’Famous for 15mb’ ● Guest speaker: Jenny Radcliffe, ‘The Human Hacker’ ● Ali Niknam, Founder, bunq ● Oliver Prill, CEO, Tide ● Dan Dickinson, CIO, Equitable Bank ● Laura McGortey, Director, Strategic Partnership Solutions, BNY Mellon ● Andrew Hogwood, Digital FS Director, Sainsbury’s Group ● Jonathan Garzon, Head of Digital Business & Innovation, Cecoban ● Arturo Gonzalez Mac Dowell, President & CEO, Eurobits Technologies, Joint Chair,
SEPA API Access Scheme ● Carlos Figueredo, CEO, Open Vector ● Rafe Mazer, Director, Innovations for Poverty Action ● Nathan Kinch, CEO >X, Creator Data Trust by Design ● Miles Cheetham, Head of Propositions, Open Banking (UK) ● David Parker, CEO, Polymath Consulting ● Maciej Kostro, Board Advisor, Polish Bank Association ● Xavier Gomez, Co-founder & COO, INVYO ● Chris Michael, Head of Technology, Open Banking (UK) ● Hervé Robache, IT Architect, STET ● Bruno Diniz, Co-founder, Sprialem ● Edward Berks, Executive General Manager for Financial Partnerships, Xero ● Paul Rodgers, Chairman, Vendorcom ● Mariana Velazquez, former Mexican regulator ● Giles Cuthbert, Managing Director, Chartered Banker ● Liz Brandt, CEO, Ctrl-Shift ● Charles Damen, SVP Payment Strategy, Worldpay ● Hakan Eroglu, Global Open Banking Lead, Advisors, Mastercard ● Tanja Imamovic, Open Banking Leader, Raiffeisen Bank International ● Halim Memi, Head of Strategy and Business Development, Digital Banking, Isbank ● Nick Kerigan, Managing Director, Future Payments, Barclays ● Tony McLaughlin, Managing Director, Transaction Banking, Citi ● Julia Holzgreve, Director, Open Banking & Ecosystem Partnerships, Keen
Innovations AG ● Ghela Boskovich, Head of Europe, Financial Data & Technology Association ● Nilixa Devlukia, Founder, Payments Solved ● Bill Roberts, Head of Open Banking, Competition & Markets Authority (UK) ● Alex Roy, Head of Consumer Distribution Policy, Financial Conduct Authority (UK) ● Don Cardinal, Managing Director, Financial Data Exchange (FDX) ● Will Mason, Director of Digital, UK&I, Experian ● Peta Milan, Council Member, The Digital Economist ● Harry Weber-Brown, Digital Innovation Director, Digital Innovation & Saving
Alliance (TISA) ● Uttiyo Dasgupta (Ex Head of Strategy, Innovation, Partnerships and Open
Banking Commercialisation, HSBC UK) Senior Independent Advisor ● Carlos Lopez Moctezuma, Global Head of Open Banking, BBVA
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Please note: The Congress will be live streamed (and then available on-demand for all participants) to reach the widest global audience of OpenX interested professionals as possible. And, for delegates and speakers who do fly to attend we are committed to carbon offsetting your travel.
Progress, Monetisation/Value Prospects, Adoption
Day One: 12th May
08:00 Registration
09:00 Welcome Marie Walker, Head of Content, Open Banking World Congress
09:05 Chair’s opening comments David Parker, CEO, Polymath Consulting
Morning keynotes: Creating opportunities
09.10 Guest speaker: Getting creative when faced with obstacles Introducing open banking may mean overturning existing cultures, dealing with legacy systems and fierce competition to win market share. Gain creative inspiration from how social engineer Jenny gets through (and around) any barriers blocking her from her goal Jenny Radcliffe, The Human Hacker
09:30 Fireside chat: New approaches Our Chair speaks to three leading innovators on what attitudes, characteristics and approaches have worked for them so far and what they think are the most important attributes for success in the Open future. Ali Niknam, Founder, bunq tbc Tom Blomfeld, Founder, Monzo tbc Alipay Interviewer: David Parker, CEO, Polymath Consulting
09.50 Open banking progress in UK and Europe: Facts, figures & forecasts Quantifying progress so far using the data now available. Highlighting the trends, trajectory and likely accelerants; forecasting progress in the next 18 months.
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10.00 Panel: Old banks, new ambitions ● How some traditional banks are substantially changing their approaches ● Targets and timeframes
Chair: Carlos Figueredo, CEO, Open Vector Panelists: Julia Holzgreve, Director, Open Banking & Ecosystem Partnerships, Keen Innovations AG tbc HSBC tbc BBVA tbc Société Générale
10.30 Setting targets: The banking metrics to achieve Platinum sponsor keynote, title tbc
10:45 Networking Coffee Break
11:10 Panel: Unlocking payment innovation (and scale opportunities)
● Liability, exemptions and transaction risk analysis issues in open banking ● How pre-PSD2 payments pioneers Klarna, trustly and iDEAL have dealt
with these issues ● User perspectives on different payment methods in an SCA world
Chair: Paul Rodgers, Chairman, Vendorcom Panellists: Charles Damen, SVP Payment Strategy, Worldpay Nilixa Devlukia, Founder, Payments Solved
11.40 Panel: Consumer acceptance: Pilots and programmes from the front line ● PISP, instant payments, QR codes…obstacles and opportunities ● Reimagining customer relationships
Chair: Nick Kerigan, Managing Director, Future Payments, Barclays Panellists: Andrew Hogwood, Digital FS Director, Sainsbury’s Group
12.10 What is better for the consumer? Open banking or scheme based approaches? ● PSD2 v. PEPSI ● EPL or SEPA API
Arturo Gonzalez Mac Dowell, President & CEO, Eurobits Technologies, Joint Chair, SEPA API Access Scheme
12.30 Chair’s morning observations David Parker, CEO, Polymath Consulting
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12.35 Networking Lunch
Afternoon Stream 1a Winning Corporate & SME
accounts
Afternoon Stream 2a Monetisation: The Reality
13:40 Chair’s welcome
Chair’s welcome Ghela Boskovich, Head of Europe, Financial Data & Technology Association
13:45 Panel: Winning with SMEs ● Modernising invoice payments ● Cash flow management ● SME lending
Panel Promising propositions and scale opportunities ● Premium APIs (and beyond) ● Pricing models with promise ● Where open banking went wrong:
Fixes and developing best practice
Chair: Ghela Boskovich, Head of Europe, Financial Data & Technology Association Panellists: Biju
14.15 Case study:: Real-time information and data for global cash management
Case study: The facts and figures behind our proposition
14:35 Panel: Extending corporate banking capabilities through API partnerships Panellists: Oliver Prill, CEO, Tide Edward Berks, EGM for Financial Partnerships, Xero
Panel: Open Banking business models: Strategic merits, and expected returns, of the different approaches
15:05 Networking Coffee Break Networking Coffee Break
Afternoon Stream 1b API management & delivery
Afternoon Stream 2b Jumping ahead:
Emerging best practices
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15:45 Panel: The challenge of API management and delivery ● DevOps approaches ● Resilience & reliability ● Security ● Analytics ● Creating solid foundations to
support innovation Panellists: David O’Neil, CEO, API Metrics
Panel: Global perspectives on progress and future direction ● Is the right functionality enabled
by the current legislative frameworks? And if not what next?
● How much should the market decide?
● Is TPP growth booming as it should?
● Global interoperability considerations for your strategic play
Panellists: Don Cardinal, Managing Director, Financial Data Exchange Maciej Kostro, Board Advisor, Polish Bank Association Chris Michael, Head of Technology, Open Banking (UK) Hervé Robache, IT Architect, STET tbc Berlin Group
16:15 Panel: API strategies to resolve internal data management challenges ● Internal data management
headaches ● Unlocking siloed data ● Risks and costs
Regional spotlight panel: How Latin America is embracing open banking ● How is open banking being
implemented across the region ● What are the advantages of the
differing approaches? ● What lessons are being learnt? ● What benefits are predicted and
over what timescales? Panelists: Jonathan Garzon, Head of Digital Business & Innovation, Cecoban Bruno Diniz, Co-founder, Sprialem Mariana Velazquez, former Mexican regulator
16.45 Panel: API Security & ecosystem risk
Panel: Advancing social & financial inclusion: Good for the economy, good for society, good for business Panel leader: Rafe Mazer, Director, Innovations for Poverty Action
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17:15 Chair’s afternoon observations
Chair’s afternoon observations
17:25 Drink reception & networking Featuring: The Battle of the Banks Traditional bank v. challenger bank: which will be the biggest winner in the open banking world? An entertaining (and enlightening) debate and vote.
Open Future
Day Two: 13th May
08:00 Registration
09.00 Welcome Marie Walker, Head of Content, Open Banking World Congress
09:05 Chair’s opening comments Liz Brandt, CEO, Ctrl-Shift
Morning keynotes: Laying the foundations for the Open future and your role in it
09.10 Guest speaker: Famous for 15mb Digital identity in the 2020s David Birch
09:30 Panel: The onset of the digital identity wars? ● Key developments we’ll see in 2020
Chair: Harry Weber-Brown, Digital Innovation Director, Digital Innovation & Saving Alliance (TISA)
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10:00 Case Study: Open data: Informed consent, meaningful ethics and achieving trust ● What "meaningful" consent looks like ● Consent codification ● Data Ethics ● Key implementation considerations (eg metrics)
Nathan Kinch, CEO >X, Creator Data Trust by Design Miles Cheetham, Head of Propositions, Open Banking (UK)
10.20 Building Open Finance? A regulators perspective ● Where are we today with Open Finance? ● What benefits does a regulator see? ● What are the key challenges to building a successful model? ● Initial thoughts following the recently concluded Open Finance Call
for input ● What next?
Alex Roy, Head of Consumer Distribution Policy, Financial Conduct Authority (UK)
10:40 Networking Coffee Break
11:10 Thought piece: Building the open future – now and next Platinum sponsor keynote, title tbc
11.30 Panel: Creating lifestyle services ecosystems ● Example ecosystems being modelled today ● Pricing models being investigated ● What are the benefits of an ecosystem approach?
Chair: Liz Brandt, CEO, Ctrl-Shift Panellists: tbc Facebook tbc BT Tbc Telefonica tbc NHS tbc Public Health England
12:00 Panel: Taking stock of your data ● Understanding where your data opportunities and risks lie. ● What possibilities are enabled that we haven’t explored yet? ● What scope for processing data for other purposes (eg training
algorithms)? ● Who owns derivative data? ● Cross sector data flows
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● Reciprocity of data - when (voluntary or compelled?), what (and for what purpose?)
12.30 Chair’s morning observations
12:40 Networking Lunch
Afternoon Stream 3 How Open will change your
industry
Afternoon Stream 4 Creating a winning
value exchange
13:40 Chair’s welcome Hakan Eroglu, Global Open Banking Lead, Advisors, Mastercard
Chair’s welcome Uttiyo Dasgupta (Ex Head of Strategy, Innovation, Partnerships and Open Banking Commercialisation, HSBC UK) Senior Independent Advisor
13:45 Panel: How we’re moving beyond banking into Open Finance ● The role of the aggregator ● Reaching new customers (eg
thin file) ● Cutting costs, increasing
margins ● Use cases: mortgages,
insurance, wealth ● Open finance v. embedded
finance Chair: Will Mason, Director of Digital, UK&I, Experian
Panel: The pace of change: When did other slow burn initiatives (eg contactless) take off and what lessons can we learn? Panellists: Dan Dickinson, CIO, Equitable Bank Paul Rodgers, Chairman, Vendorcom Laura McGortey, Director, Strategic Partnership Solutions, BNY Mellon
14.15 Case study: Amazing open API partnership models: The art of the possible...
Case study: An end to the poverty premium? A win:win situation for all
14.35 Panel: Advancing towards Open Telecoms
Panel: What value exchanges are likely to work? How do you communicate them effectively?
15.05 Networking Coffee Break Networking Coffee Break
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15.25 Panel: Tearing up the rule book. Leaders in sector innovation discuss the future
Panel: Managing friction ● SCA (including: how do we
manage SCA when there is no app interface/relationship eg. pensions)
● API reliability/ease of user experience
15.55 Thought piece: Prepare for launch Open Banking progress so far has been likened to a Tsunami warning bell. When open data reaches your company, your sector, what will be the effect on you and how can you prepare now to ride the wave? Hakan Eroglu, Global Open Banking Lead, Advisors, Mastercard
Thought piece: Changing financial, and data, behaviours – the role we all need to play Uttiyo Dasgupta (Ex Head of Strategy, Innovation, Partnerships and Open Banking Commercialisation, HSBC UK) Senior Independent Advisor
16.15 Chair’s Closing Remarks Chair’s Closing Remarks
16.20 One for the road… Please join us for a ‘great to meet you, see you next time’ drink
(and parting gifts)
17.00 End of Congress End of Congress
Breakout sessions:
Global Regulator private session - what’s working, what’s not, what’s next Chair: Bill Roberts, Head of Open Banking, CMA (UK)
Open Insurance Initiative meeting Chair: Fouad Husseini, Founder, Open Insurance Initiative
Open Banking Europe - private members session
Open Banking workshop for Investors In association with:
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What attendees said about Open Banking World Congress 2019:
60+ Speakers
‘...really hit the nail on the head…’
‘Stellar line-up and audience.’
‘Refreshing...big names being open
about their plans & strategies’
2019 Speaker faculty 2019 Agenda
2 plenaries, 4 streams, 2 breakout
meetings
‘A valuable use of my time’
‘Finance Edge have their finger on the
pulse of Open Banking’
‘A huge success!’
‘The best Open Banking event I’ve
been to!’
20 sponsors & exhibitors
‘Wonderfully planned and executed’
‘Very very good conversations with
banks & technology partners’
‘An excellent opportunity for us…’
350+ Attendees
‘Lots of top notch professionals…’
‘...highly participatory audience’
‘..an eye opening experience’
Why we do what we do...
We believe in the value of the open future, and how we behave and portray ourselves reflects our passion for delivering these benefits and opportunities to our global network.
We’re nice people
First and foremost, we’re a good bunch. By being friendly and approachable, we build relationships with our speakers, sponsors and delegates. We always act with honesty and integrity, gaining trust which in turn creates fantastic engagement with the most important influencers in the ecosystem.
We challenge everything
Never resting, we are curious and enquiring in all that we do. By staying ahead of the curve, we ensure that our agendas, speakers and content are challenging and disruptive, which keeps our sponsors and delegates coming back, achieving our aim of being an unmissable event in the open banking calendar.
We’re connected We have the knowledge
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We are the highly respected, central touch point for the open banking ecosystem. Our people focussed approach helps build our valued global network, and we strengthen bonds by steering decisions, maximising benefits, and giving our members a genuine platform in a rapidly growing and evolving sector.
We are global, ambitious, and we look to the future. Like our speakers, sponsors and delegates, our finger is firmly on the pulse of open banking. We speak with our own personality and earned authority on important matters, reflecting our research informed expertise. Individually and as a group, we aim to be a leading, powerful voice.
We care
We believe the Open future is a better future for us all. To achieve benefit for individuals and societies, business models have to be profitable. To achieve trust, data use has to be ethical. To achieve progress we need to operationalise concepts. We care about practice not theory and this is our content promise to you.
We are responsible
We want to involve all Open future enthusiasts from around the world. But not everyone can - or should - fly to join in. So we live stream the Congress with real time participation in Q&A and polls. And for those who need to attend in person - to build relationships that will move us forward - we carbon off-set your travel.
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