Temenos Talks MarketPlace

This episode was recorded during the Paris Fintech Forum 2019 in January 30th with Olivier Thirion De Briel, Global Solution Marketing Director - Financial Institutions, IAM Solutions at HID Global.

Ep 18 - Meet the MarketPlace: Raisin by Temenos MarketPlace

Ep 17 - Meet the MarketPlace: Atoma by Temenos MarketPlace

This episode was recorded during the Web Summit 2018 in Lisbon with Nicolas Blanchard, Co-Founder of Apiax. Intro/Outro bensound.com

This episode was recorded during the Web Summit 2018 in Lisbon with Renata Alves from Holland Fintech. Intro/Outro bensound.com

This podcast was recorded at the Meet the MarketPlace in Cairo

This podcast was recorded with Nicolas Colin, Co-Founder & Director at The Family and Garrett Cassidy Founder & CEO at Trezeo.

This podcast was recorded with Fred Cook, Chief Information Officer (CIO) at BlueShore. With more than 20 years of senior management experience, Fred provides strategic direction to the Information Technology Solutions, Corporate Business Solutions, and Facilities departments. He leads the planning, design and implementation of technology solutions and standards, helping to position BlueShore Financial as a credible innovator in the financial services marketplace. Fred also oversees the development and evolution of BlueShore Financial’s innovative Financial Spa branch design concept. The integration of technology, administrative processes and facility design concepts ensures BlueShore Financial’s signature client experience. Fred is a past Director and Board Chair of The Exchange Network, and has served on the Hewlett Packard Canada Executive Advisory Board. Fred has also been a blog contributor for Bank Systems and Technology and served on their Readers Advisory Board. He was recently appointed by the Central 1 Board to serve on the C1 Technology Committee and currently leads the Temenos-Microsoft Global Peer Group. Fred and BlueShore’s Technology Department have been recognized for their innovative work in a number of enterprise business software applications.

This podcast was recorded at the Geneva Innovation Jam, in our home city. Those two interviews with what turned out to be the 2 winners of the Jam: Apiax, massively simplifies regulatory compliance for asset managers. It provides binary answers to complex regulatory scenarios, such as ensuring product suitability on instrument level, using digital rules that are easy to use, always up-to-date, verified and legally dependable. SONECT aims to convert anyone into a “virtual ATM”, reducing the cost of obtaining cash. It is a location-based matching service running on blockchain technology that puts people needing cash in touch with people with cash, typically small business owners. In doing so, it reduces the need for banks to set up and run expensive ATM machines, reduces the time it takes for individuals to get cash and creates additional footfall for retail outlets.

The London Jam is a bit unique. As well as selecting a winner to attend the final in Dublin, we will also be selecting two companies to come to the specialized Asset Management Innovation Jam we're running at FundForum in Berlin in June. Inpher has developed a privacy-preserving analytics and machine learning application whereby sensitive data can be fed into models in an entirely GDPR compliant fashion, leveraging the insights without unmasking any sensitive data - particularly interesting for banks in cross-jurisdictional scenarios. RSRCH Exchange, recently shortlisted amongst the Best Investment Research Platforms of 2018, is a cloud-based marketplace for unbundled financial research. Through their platform, the 1200+ asset managers (and growing) already using their platform can exchange, discover, read, track and evaluate research from various sources in one place in a way that facilitates compliance with the complex MiFIDII legislation associated with unbundling data. City-based TransFICC bundles the fragmented market of 200+ trading venues in capital markets into one consolidated eTrading API for fixed income and derivatives.

Ep 9 - MarketPlace: Innovation Jam Amsterdam by Temenos MarketPlace

Ep 8 - MarketPlace: Innovation Jam Miami with Dan Dickinson by Temenos MarketPlace

Ep 7 - MarketPlace: Innovation Jam Dublin by Temenos MarketPlace

Ep 6 - Meet the MarketPlace: Software Group by Temenos MarketPlace

Ep 5 - Meet the MarketPlace: Blue Code by Temenos MarketPlace

Ep 4 - MarketPlace Insights: Swiss Ecosystem by Temenos MarketPlace

Ep 3 - Meet the MarketPlace: Limitless by Temenos MarketPlace

Ep 2 - Meet the MarketPlace: Callsign by Temenos MarketPlace

In our networked, digital era the threat of cybercrime is growing exponentially. Banks face a big challenge. They must safeguard our money and by extension protect our trust in them. And at the same time they must move with the times and allow customers to bank in the way they want – with their mobile phones, using contactless payments and so. Arguably security is the biggest existential threat banks have. Not necessarily because of the direct costs, although fraud does cost the banking sector $67 billion per annum, according to the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners. But because trust is so inextricably bound up with banks’ value proposition and possibly their biggest defence against new competitors. The silver lining, however, is that while fraud risks are growing, so are the range and sophistication of the solutions that can help banks to improve security and prevent fraud. On this podcast, the second in our Meet the MarketPlace series, we chat with representatives from four MarketPlace providers: NetGuardians, HID, Inpher and Behaviosec.

New legislation covering suitability and other types of investor protection is hitting the statute books all over the world, providing a significant compliance burden for financial firms. One such piece of legislation is The Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II) which comes into effect on 3 January 2018. Among other things, MiFID II introduces enhanced provisions around suitability and significantly tougher obligations for record-keeping, requiring firms to retain records for longer and keep comprehensive records of all client communications. Join us as we discuss the topic with three Temenos WealthSuite integrated providers, that can help you turn compliance into market opportunities.