Podcasts about sibos

Recorded live at the recent Sibos conference in Frankfurt, TMI's Eleanor Hill speaks with Wim Grosemans (BNP Paribas) about how treasurers are adapting to the fast-changing payments landscape. Wim provides practical guidance for treasurers on implementing SEPA Instant, overcoming adoption hurdles, managing cross-border payments efficiently, leveraging ISO 20022 for interoperability, and ensuring real-time liquidity and settlement processes are fully optimised for corporate operations.

In what might be our most meta episode yet, Pål, Ville, and Janne sat down to unpack the biggest Nordic fintech stories of September — only to realize halfway through that we'd forgotten to hit record. So yes, this episode is technically the sequel to the lost masterpiece that no one will ever hear.Once we finally remembered to press the big red button, things got back on track (mostly). Ville's voice barely survived another deep dive into stablecoins — a topic now reaching “say it one more time and I scream” levels. Pål compared digital euros and euro stablecoins like a true survivor of SIBOS, and Janne tried to restore order with AI funding rounds, Revolut's Nordic comeback, and an ePassi expansion story that proves the Finns can scale just fine without the metaverse.There's even the obligatory terrible fintech joke, a bit of croaky small talk, and an awkward realization that maybe we talk about stablecoins more than our families.All in all: it's chaotic, it's geeky, it's pure Fintech Daydreaming — take two.Episode hosted by Pål Krogdahl, Ville Sointu & Janne SalminenEpisode produced and edited by Fintech Daydreaming- Email us on Hello@FintechDaydreaming.com- Fintech Daydreaming home page - https://www.FintechDaydreaming.com- Fintech Daydreaming on Twitter - https://twitter.com/FintechDaydream- Fintech Daydreaming on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/fintech-daydreaming- Pål Krogdahl - https://www.linkedin.com/in/krogdahl/- Ville Sointu - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ville-sointu-54682b/

Live from Sibos, TMI's Eleanor Hill speaks with Alexandre Kech (GLEIF) about how verified organisational identity is reshaping corporate treasury. They discuss the growing importance of the Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) in enabling trust, transparency, and efficiency across global payments. Alexandre also explores how LEIs can help treasurers combat fraud in instant payments, streamline counterparty verification, and reduce friction in cross-border transactions through wider industry and regulatory adoption.

Recorded live at Sibos in Frankfurt, in partnership with LSEG Risk Intelligence, this episode of the c-suite podcast explores how innovation, regulation, and AI are reshaping payments and compliance. Host Graham Barrett was joined by: 1/ Michael Meadon, Director, Asia Pacific, LSEG Risk Intelligence 2/ Florence Vicentini, Chief Commercial Officer, Neterium 3/ Stephen Richardson, Chief Strategy Officer & Head of Banking, Fireblocks 4/ Pablo Villegas Garcia, EMEA Payments Head, AWS 5/ Deepak Arora, SVP and Head of Banking – Continental Europe, HCLTech 5/ Marc Andrews, Global Managing Director, Pegasystems inc. From the explosion of global sanctions and the rise of stablecoins, to the use of cloud and AI in fighting financial crime, and the shift toward agentic and autonomous banking systems, the discussion reveals how institutions are accelerating innovation while maintaining resilience, trust, and regulatory rigour.

Recorded live at Sibos in Frankfurt, in partnership with Kyndryl, this episode of the c-suite podcast explores how payments modernisation, AI, and collaboration are redefining global finance Host Graham Barrett was joined by: 1/ Philip Bruno, Chief Strategy & Growth Officer, ACI Worldwide 2/ Lisa Vasic, Managing Director, ANZ Banking Group 3/ Fabian Khoshbakht, APAC Head of Treasury Services, BNY 4/ Camille Papillard, Head of Financial Intermediaries & Corporates Client Line, BNP PARIBAS From the race between stablecoins, tokenised deposits and real-time payments to the rise of data-driven treasury, automation in securities settlement, and AI as an enabler of efficiency and trust, the conversation captures how financial institutions are reimagining payments for the next decade of growth.

Sibos 2025 has been and goneJust before SIBOS Owen McDonald and Vitus Rotzer from Bottomline broke down the likely hot topics for the event - from the seismic ISO 20022 migration shift and G20 goals cross-border payment goals to real-time payments expectations. Vitus predicted a focus on upgrading legacy and siloed systems to enhance resilience and compliance, combat fraud, and transform automation in banking. If you're into financial messaging, digital banking, or just want to stay ahead in payments, this episode is packed with insights you won't want to miss including:The impending ISO 20022 deadline being the beginning of the beginningHow the G20's cross border payment goals are causing a rethink of the traditional modelThe benefits and challenges of pre-verification at scaleHow real time payments are reshaping expectationsWhat does resilience really mean for regulators and strategic priorities?Were Vitus' predictions on the money?

Live from Sibos, TMI's Eleanor Hill speaks with Kevin Flood (FIS) about the next wave of payments innovation and what it really means for corporate treasurers. Our guest discusses how banks and providers are enhancing the corporate payments experience and balancing innovation with treasurers' core priorities around speed, accuracy, and reconciliation. Kevin also explores the rise of Payments-as-a-Service and why modernising infrastructure will be key to meeting regulatory deadlines and enabling the next generation of instant payments.

Recorded live at Sibos in Frankfurt, in partnership with Kyndryl, this episode of the c-suite podcast brings together global financial leaders to explore how AI and ISO 20022 are transforming the payments ecosystem. Host Graham Barrett was joined by: 1/ Allison Shonerd, Head of Global Clearing, Bank of America 2/ Sunday Domingo, Global Head CIB Digital Channel Solutions, Standard Chartered 3/ Susan Yang, General Manager, High Value & International Payments, Commonwealth Bank of Australia 4/ Elizabeth Leather, Policy Manager, Bank of England 5/ Jalil Sael Sotomayor, Chief Operations Officer, Pacifico Seguros Together they share how data, automation, and new technology standards are redefining speed, security, and customer experience across financial services.

Recorded live at Sibos in Frankfurt, TMI's Eleanor Hill sat down with Carl Slabicki (BNY) to discuss the rapid rise in uptake of instant payments and what it means for corporate treasurers globally. Carl shares how instant payments adoption is shifting treasury towards a real-time, 24/7 model, BNY's cross-border strategy, and provides actionable corporate client examples that highlight how instant payments are transforming efficiency, liquidity, and decision-making.

Recorded live at Sibos in Frankfurt, in partnership with Kyndryl, this episode of the c-suite podcast explores how AI, cybersecurity, and payments innovation are reshaping the industry. Host Graham Barrett speaks with some of the most influential voices in global finance including: 1/ Khaliq Khan, Vice President and Global Lead, Kyndryl Vital, Kyndryl 2/ Paul Gillen, Group Chief Security Advisor, Barclays 3/ Imke Jacob, General Executive Manager, DZ Bank AG 4/ Roger Burkhardt, Head of AI, Chief Technology Officer, Broadridge 5/ Isabel Pitt, Deputy Payments Director, Nationwide Building Society 6/ Louisa Dall, Head of Payment & Treasury Systems, Virgin Money Together they unpack responsible AI frameworks, evolving cyber threats, AI's role in payments transformation, the rise of agentic AI, and building safer, smarter, and more connected payment ecosystems.

Recorded live at Sibos in Frankfurt, in partnership with LSEG Risk Intelligence, this episode of the c-suite podcast explores the pace of change shaping global finance. Host Graham Barrett speaks with leading voices including: 1/ Tom Golding, Chief Operating Officer, LSEG Risk Intelligence 2/ Sulabh Agarwal, Managing Director, Global Head of Payments, Accenture 3/ Elena Philipova, Director, Sustainable Finance & Investment, LSEG Data & Analytics 4/ Toine van Beusekom, Strategy Director, Icon Solutions 5/ Andrew Blair, Head of Global Solutions, Kyriba 6/ Radha Suvarna, Chief Product Officer, Finastra Together they unpack the future of payments, regulatory complexity, and the rise of agentic AI; discuss how ESG data and sustainable finance are redefining corporate strategy; and share insights into resilience, cross-border innovation, and the evolving role of trust in a digital-first financial ecosystem.

Recorded live at Sibos in Frankfurt and produced in partnership with LSEG Risk Intelligence, this episode explores how artificial intelligence, automation, and innovation are reshaping financial services. Host Graham Barrett speaks with industry leaders including: 1/ David White, Global Head of Product & Data, LSEG Risk & Intelligence 2/ Ioana Boier, Global Head of Capital Markets Strategy, NVIDIA 3/ Geoffrey Dezoppy, Managing Director, Avaloq 4/ Aoife Doyle, VP, Product Marketing, Fenergo 5/ Joel Winteregg, CEO, Vyntra 6/ Mark Fieldhouse, Chief Revenue Officer, Form3 7/ Jim Webb, Head of Financial Institution Sales, Zodia From managing fraud and compliance in real time to harnessing Agentic AI, driving instant payments, and unlocking the potential of tokenisation and stablecoins, our guests share expert perspectives on how institutions can stay ahead in a fast-evolving risk and regulatory landscape.

Live from the floor of the 2025 Sibos in Frankfurt, TMI's Eleanor Hill speaks with Sanjay Wadhwa (360 ONE) about how treasurers can navigate asset-liability mismatches, balance leverage, and meet both CFO priorities and regulatory expectations. Sanjay shares insights around building strong CFO-treasurer collaboration, maintaining high governance standards, and addressing market-specific challenges, including opportunities and nuances in India, offering practical insights for treasury teams aiming to align strategy, risk management, and corporate objectives.

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In this episode of Breaking Banks Europe, hosts Matteo Rizzi and Don Ginsel welcome guest Bianca Lopes for a global discussion on fintech innovation, neobanks, and regulation. They begin with Revolut's rapid growth and $13 billion expansion, comparing its evolving model to Brazil's Nubank, which thrives with cost efficiency and minimal physical infrastructure. The conversation shifts to stablecoins, cross-border payments, and announcements from SWIFT at Sibos about new digital asset layers and near-instant international transactions. Lopes highlights the “Finance of Tomorrow” conference in Rio de Janeiro, which fosters collaboration among 17 countries' regulators and promotes financial inclusion and responsible innovation across Latin America. They discuss Brazil's leadership in instant payments, regulatory cooperation inspired by India's UPI system, and global progress in open banking. The episode closes with reflections on the evolving role of central banks, financial well-being, and the human impact of inclusive fintech.

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller stated at the Sibos conference that new payment technologies can increase competition and offer more options for businesses and consumers. Waller encouraged regulators and industry leaders to support innovation while maintaining safety and reliability. He advised entrepreneurs and business leaders to monitor regulatory changes and prioritize security as payment systems evolve. Waller highlighted the need for collaboration between public and private sectors to foster a secure and innovative financial ecosystem.Learn more on this news by visiting us at: https://greyjournal.net/news/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nach sechs Jahren Pause veranstaltet die Lufthansa am Montag wieder einen Kapitalmarkttag. Einen Schwerpunkt wird dabei das Turnaround-Programm beim Fluggeschäft bilden, sagt Lisa Schmelzer, Redakteurin im Unternehmensressort der Börsen-Zeitung, im aktuellen Podcast 7TageMärkte. Das Kerngeschäft der Lufthansa Airlines schreibt rote Zahlen. Das sorgt für Verwunderung, sagt Schmelzer: „Das Geschäft weltweit läuft eigentlich sehr gut für die Airlines, außerdem sind die Treibstoffkosten vergleichsweise niedrig – da müssten eigentlich schwarze Zahlen rauskommen.“ Belastend für die Airline sind die Standortkosten, die in Deutschland höher liegen als in anderen Ländern. Außerdem hat die Lufthansa viele verschiedene Flugzeugtypen im Einsatz, was die Kosten erhöht. Die Erneuerung der Flotte habe die Lufthansa aber nicht komplett in der eigenen Hand, erklärt Schmelzer. Viele Auslieferungen seien verspätet. Daher seien nach wie vor Flieger in der Luft, „die man eigentlich schon ausmustern wollte“. Welche Impulse sie sich vom Kapitalmarkttag für die mittelfristigen Finanzziele erwartet, welche Perspektive sie für den Aktienkurs sieht und für wie wahrscheinlich sie eine neue Welle an Pilotenstreiks hält, erklärt Schmelzer in der aktuellen Episode. Außerdem macht die internationale Finanzfachmesse Sibos nächste Woche in Frankfurt Station, mehr als 10.000 Besucher werden am Main erwartet. Im Podcast geht es um die wichtigsten Themen der Messe und es gibt den Überblick über die wichtigsten Termine der Kalenderwoche 40.

In this episode of Trade Links, Tim Phillips reunites with regular NatWest panelists Aastha Gupta, European Economist, and Scott Livingstone, International Advisor. They delve into the recent EU-US trade deal, announced at Turnberry Golf Course on 27 July 2025, exploring its implications on global economics, geopolitics, and sector-specific impacts.Key points:The deal: Aastha explains the framework agreement, including a 15% tariff ceiling on key EU exports and a €750bn EU commitment to US energy products.Winners and losers: Insights into sector-specific impacts, such as benefits to US energy and EU automotive industries, and challenges for EU steel and agriculture.Geopolitical Analysis: Scott explores the strategic motivations behind the deal and its influence on EU-US relations.Economic impact: Estimations of the deal's effect on EU's GDP growth and trade elasticity.Future uncertainties: Pending issues around digital economy regulations, defence spending, and EU-China-US dynamics.And... With the Sibos payments and trade conference nearly upon us, Tim chats with Lee McNab, NatWest's Head of Group Payments Strategy. They discuss the future of global payments, the role of stablecoins, blockchain and AI in reducing trade friction, and the interplay of regulation and innovation.This episode was recorded on 27 August.All details correct at time of recording.For any terms used please refer to this glossary https://www.natwest.com/corporates/insights/markets/glossary.htmlPlease view our full disclaimer here: https://www.natwest.com/corporates/disclaimer.html

Sibos 2025 is around the corner, and we've got your sneak peek. Join Owen McDonald and Vitus Rotzer from Bottomline as they break down the likely hot topics for the event - from the seismic ISO 20022 migration shift and G20 goals cross-border payment goals to real-time payments expectations. The focus will be on upgrading legacy and siloed systems to enhance resilience and compliance, combat fraud, and transform automation in banking. If you're into financial messaging, digital banking, or just want to stay ahead in payments, this episode is packed with insights you won't want to miss.

In this episode of Money Tales, our guest is Brett King. What if, in 50 years, money as we know it no longer exists? Futurist Brett King believes we're heading toward a world where artificial intelligence automates nearly everything from jobs to healthcare to supply chains. As AI disrupts industries at an unprecedented scale, traditional employment may no longer be the main way people earn a living. Universal Basic Income, once a radical idea, may become essential just to keep economies running. But if automation provides food, shelter, and healthcare as a default, will we even need money? Or will wealth become something entirely different? In today's episode of Money Tales, Brett takes us on a journey into the future of money and what it means for all of us. Brett King is an International Bestselling Author, a world- renowned futurist and media personality. President Xi Jinping cited his book Augmented. He has spoken in over 50 countries, given keynotes for TEDx, Wired, Techsauce, Singularity University, Web Summit, The Economist, IBM's World of Watson, CES, SIBOS and more. He has appeared on CNBC, BBC, ABC, Fox, and Bloomberg. He advised the Obama administration on Fintech. King hosts the world's #1 Fintech Radio Show/Podcast called Breaking Banks (180 countries, 6.5 million listeners). He is the founder of Moven, a globally recognized mobile start-up, which has raised over US$40 million to date, and launched the first in-app mobile bank account offered anywhere in the world. Banking Exchange named him the King of the Disruptors, he was nominated as American Banker's Innovator of the Year, voted the world's #1 Financial Services Influencer by The Financial Brand and listed by Bank Innovation as one of the top 10 "coolest brands in banking". King was shortlisted for the Advance Global Australian of the Year for being one of the most influential Australians offshore. His book "Augmented: Life in the Smart Lane", was a top-10 non-fiction book in North America. Bank 4.0 remained a global bestseller in banking more than 12 months after release. "The Rise of Technosocialism", his 7th book was released November 2021.

Carol Soliman (Microsoft) and Melissa Tuozzolo (HSBC) join Jane Cooper (TMI) to discuss the future of client servicing and the role that AI and Generative AI will play. They explore how client expectations are changing and what can be done to meet these changing needs.Also in this podcast, Carol describes how any client servicing agent can become a super-agent with AI, and both speakers describe the wider impact AI will have on future ways of working.Subscribe to HSBC Business Edition- MENAT on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or Anghami for the latest business news and insights.Apple Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/ae/podcast/hsbc-business-editions-menat/id1530716865Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3d9NPmyU64oqNGWvT0VvARAnghami - https://play.anghami.com/artist/7640230 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

An academic-turned-practitioner, Michelle Frasher, PhD, CAMS brings over 20 years of subject expertise in geopolitics, finance, terrorism, and data privacy with leadership experience in leading multi-disciplinary teams to build AML/CFT and Sanctions compliance products and services for a global clientele. She is currently the Head of Compliance and Regulatory Strategy at the AI regulatory technology firm, Silent Eight, and previously held key leadership positions at LexisNexis Risk Solutions as Director of Global Content for WorldCompliance, and Sr. Director of Financial Crime Compliance Practice at Moody's Analytics, where she led program implementation, regulatory analysis and engagement, product development, and client consultations on best practices across multiple business lines and sectors. An experienced speaker and author, Dr. Frasher's work has been featured in Harvard Business Review, American Banker, CoinDesk's Consensus, and SWIFT's Sibos, among others. She is an expert with the EU AML/CFT Global Facility on Beneficial Ownership, Privacy and Data Sharing, an external analyst with Oxford Analytica, a Forbes Business Council Member, and a standing member of the Privacy Research Group at the NYU School of Law. Frasher earned a PhD in history focusing on International Political Economy from Texas A&M University, holds multiple MA and BA degrees in political science, history, and foreign languages, and is a Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist. In 2014, she was Fulbright-Schuman Scholar to Belgium and Malta (sponsored by the US State Department and European Commission) on US-EU financial data sharing for transatlantic counter-terrorism cooperation. Listen to this insightful RIA episode with Dr. Michelle Frasher about navigating financial crime compliance with AI. Here is what to expect on this week's show: - How Silent Eight uses human-centered and explainable AI to help global banks detect and manage risks related to money laundering, financing terrorism, and sanctions. - How Silent Eight's AI solutions provide a comprehensive audit trail, ensuring transparency and regulatory compliance. - Why it's critical to translate complex regulations into actionable policies and procedures for financial institutions. - How the new AML/CFT regulatory rules for RIAs take effect on January 1st, 2026, with significant implications for the industry. - How the evolving regulatory environment underscores the need for RIAs to enhance their compliance procedures and staff training. Connect with Dr. Frasher: Links Mentioned: https://www.silenteight.com/ X: @_SilentEight LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/silenteight Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pushpendra Mehta meets with Paul Galloway, Senior Director, Advisory Services at Strategic Treasurer, to review the latest treasury news and developments. Topics of discussion include the following: 1:35   Key technologies shaping corporate treasury and their influence on TMSs 10:02 Swift's 10 takeaways from Sibos 2024 15:46 Global economy forecast for solid growth in 2025 despite trade uncertainty 18:41 Digital wallets and open banking set to dominate payments in 2025 24:08 Top story Other Resources: Treasury Technology Analyst Report - Strategic Treasurer 10 takeaways from Swift at Sibos 2024 - Swift Macro Outlook 2025: Tailwinds (Probably) Trump Tariffs - Goldman Sachs Research (GSR)

Eleanor Hill (TMI) spoke with Sunday Domingo (Standard Chartered) at the 2024 Sibos conference to discuss the double-edged role of new technologies in finance, with a particular focus on what financial institutions are doing to protect their clients. This candid conversation covers the evolving nature of threats and how criminals are now using AI to their advantage. They examine the impact of real-time payments and the risks of combining this with AI, emphasising the need to prevent real-time automated fraud. Domingo also outlines straightforward steps organisations can take to defend against the rising tide of cybercrime.

Jane Cooper (TMI) is joined by Bhriguraj Singh and Florence Tan (HSBC) to examine how the macro environment has affected global trade and why companies need to bolster their supply chains. They also discuss how business models have changed, as well as how trade digitisation is progressing, and solutions are evolving. And, despite the major news events that have the potential to disrupt trade, Singh and Tan elaborate on the fundamentals that always remain.

Fiona Horsewill (HSBC), Vivek Ramachandran (HSBC) and Manish Kohli (HSBC) discuss how global trends are impacting the future of securities services, global trade, and cross-border payments. They cover the major trends in the current landscape, including how global trade flows are shifting, the progress of trade digitalisation and what can be done to increase the pace of adoption. Also, they delve into the wave of changes that is impact the payments infrastructure, including the migration to ISO 20022 and how payments are adapting to new business models. Finally, they look to the future with the new technologies that are taking hold, such as digital assets and tokenisation.

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Manish Kohli, Head of Global Payments Solutions, Vivek Ramachandran, Head of Global Trade Solutions and Fiona Horsewill, Global Head of Securities Services (HSBC) sit down with TMI to discuss "How global trends are impacting the future of securities services, trade finance and payments".Visit HSBC Sibos 2024 website to read our daily summaries and a wrap-up of the themes and ideas that have shaped this landmark summit across payments, trade and securities services. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jane Cooper (TMI) is joined by Manoj Dugar and Mark Evans (HSBC) to discuss how global payment trends are evolving and how financial institutions and corporates are adapting. They delve into why the current payment trends are important, and why it is necessary for organisations to adapt to the latest technological advancements. They also cover the challenges that institutions face with payments, and where their priorities lie. Also, they discuss the current developments with international payments and whether the world is truly ready for real-time cross-border transactions. And finally, they elaborate on the progress that is being made with ISO 20022 and the different approaches that financial institutions and corporates have been taking to realise the full benefits of the new standard.

Manoj Dugar and Mark Evans (HSBC) join Jane Cooper (TMI) to discuss how global payment trends are evolving and how financial institutions and corporates are adapting. They delve into why the current payment trends are important, and why it is necessary for organisations to adapt to the latest technological advancements. They also cover the challenges that institutions face with payments, and where their priorities lie. Also, they discuss the current developments with international payments and whether the world is truly ready for real-time cross-border transactions. And finally, they elaborate on the progress that is being made with ISO 20022 and the different approaches that financial institutions and corporates have been taking to realise the full benefits of the new standard. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Swift International Banker's Operation Seminar is underway in Beijing. The four-day event gathers nearly 10,000 participants from over 150 countries and regions.

Bhriguraj Singh and Florence Tan (HSBC) join Jane Cooper (TMI) to examine how the macro environment has affected global trade, and highlight why companies need to bolster their supply chains. They discuss how business models have changed, as well as how trade digitisation is progressing, and solutions are evolving. And, despite the major news events that have the potential to disrupt trade, Singh and Tan elaborate on the fundamentals that always remain. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jane Cooper (TMI) is joined by Kim Chebator and Zhu Kuang Lee (HSBC) to discuss how digital innovation is driving change for clients and what this means for securities services. They delve into how client behaviour is changing, what innovation looks like in practice, and what kind of challenges there are when it comes to adopting the latest innovations. Also, they discuss sustainability and ESG, and the demand for ESG-related investments. Finally, they share their insight about how the potential of innovations can be realised and the importance of being agile.

Kim Chebator and Zhu Kuang Lee (HSBC) join Jane Cooper (TMI) to discuss how digital innovation is driving change for clients and what this means for securities services.They delve into how client behaviour is changing, what innovation looks like in practice, and what kind of challenges there are when it comes to adopting the latest innovations. Also, they discuss sustainability and ESG considerations, and the demand for ESG-related investments. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

TMI's CEO, Robin Page took time out to chat with Xiaoling Che (HSBC) for a crash course in basic Chinese in advance of the 2024 Sibos conference, taking place 21-24 October in Beijing. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Carol Soliman (Microsoft) and Melissa Tuozzolo (HSBC) join Jane Cooper (TMI) to discuss the future of client servicing and the role that AI and Generative AI will play. They explore how client expectations are changing and what can be done to meet these changing needs.Also in this podcast, Carol describes how any client servicing agent can become a super-agent with AI, and both speakers describe the wider impact AI will have on future ways of working. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Carol Soliman (Microsoft) and Melissa Tuozzolo (HSBC) join Jane Cooper (TMI) to discuss the future of client servicing and the role that AI and Generative AI will play. They explore how client expectations are changing and what can be done to meet these changing needs. Also in this podcast, Carol describes how any client servicing agent can become a super-agent with AI, and both speakers describe the wider impact AI will have on future ways of working.

TMI's CEO, Robin Page took time out to chat with Xiaoling Che (HSBC) for a crash course in basic Chinese in advance of the 2024 Sibos conference, taking place 21-24 October in Beijing.

In the latest episode of "The Bankers' Bookshelf," host Paolo Sironi converses with Brett King, the originator of the Breaking Banks brand, about King's upcoming book "Branch Today, Gone Tomorrow." This book, a refreshed edition of his 2011 release, examines the dramatic reduction in physical bank branches over the past decade, driven by the rise of digital and mobile banking. King discusses the predictions he made in 2011, such as the halving of U.S. bank branches by 2030, which appear to be on track. The conversation explores the global trends in branch closures, highlighting significant decreases in countries like Italy and Germany, while noting exceptions such as India. King emphasizes the shift towards digital banking and the increasing role of AI, predicting that future banking will be largely autonomous. The episode underscores the need for a balanced transition to ensure financial inclusion, particularly in regions with aging populations and limited digital access. About the Author: Brett King is an International Bestselling Author, a world- renowned futurist and media personality. President Xi Jinping cited his book Augmented. He has spoken in over 50 countries, given keynotes for TEDx, Wired, Techsauce, Singularity Universi-ty, Web Summit, The Economist, IBM's World of Watson, CES, SIBOS and more. He has appeared on CNBC, BBC, ABC, Fox, and Bloomberg. He advised the Obama administration on Fintech.King hosts the world's #1 Fintech Radio Show/Podcast called Breaking Banks (180 countries, 6.5 million listeners). He is the founder of Moven, a globally recognized mobile start-up, which has raised over US$40 million to date, and launched the first in-app mobile bank account offered anywhere in the world.Banking Exchange named him the King of the Disruptors, he was nominated as American Banker's Innovator of the Year, voted the world's #1 Financial Services Influencer by The Financial Brand and listed by Bank Innovation as one of the top 10 "coolest brands in banking". King was shortlisted for the Advance Global Australian of the Year for being one of the most influential Australians offshore. His book Aug-mented: Life in the Smart Lane, was a top-10 non-fiction book in North America. Bank 4.0 remained a global bestseller in banking more than 12 months after release. The Rise of Technosocialism, his 7th book was released November 2021.

For the fourth edition of HSBC Sibos Spotlight series with TMI, Eleanor Hill invites Vivek Ramachandran, Global Head of Global Trade and Receivables Finance, HSBC to discuss the opportunities and challenges emerging from the ever-evolving global trade landscape, including the intersection of supply chain management, ESG, digital innovation and treasury functions. Vivek also explores the role of banks in aiding their clients' transition to a new trade reality. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Listen to Bank of America's Christian Stolcke, Head of Global Financial Institutions, NBFIs and Governments, as he shares insights from this year's Sibos with TMI on treasury trends, including emerging technologies and ISO 20022.  Host Eleanor Hill, Editor, Treasury Management International Co-host  Christian Stolcke, Head of Global Financial Institutions, NBFIs and Governments, Bank of America MAP 6031206 / 10-18-24

In This Episode Jennifer Sertl, Founder Agility3R, hosts a dynamic panel at SIBOS 2023 with the dream team of Dr. Leda Glyptis, #LedaWrites; Tom Zschach, CIO, SWIFT; and Brett King, certainly no introduction needed here!, sitting in the panelists seats for Innotribe's Future of Money. We're in the midst of a transition, money historically has been the universal medium of exchange, a unit that signifies worth. As we venture deeper into the 21st century, the notion has been broadened and reshaped with tech advances, decentralized finance and other digital assets changing the concept of money and challenging the essence of value exchange. This transition extends to how value is perceived, created and distributed. It's the last of its class ... next year it's the Future of Value!

Sibos 2023 is behind us and the results of this year's banking survey, which is all about financial institutions maintaining a competitive advantage, are now in. On the back of this, we spent time chatting with Zhenya Winter, author of the report, to get her take on key Sibos takeaways and how some of its content aligned with the 2023 survey findings.

In this episode, the Banking Transformed podcast is at Sibos 2023 in Toronto, Ontario where we are joined by Judith Pinto and Prakash Pattni from IBM who are at the forefront of revolutionizing banking through hybrid cloud solutions. We explore how hybrid cloud can support complex banking workloads, foster innovation, and drive advanced technology strategies. We'll also delve into the crucial aspect of managing risk in hybrid cloud implementations within the banking sector. Whether you're a banking professional, a technology enthusiast, or simply curious about the future of finance, this conversation is a must-listen. This episode of Banking Transformed Solutions is sponsored by IBM IBM is a leading provider of enterprise AI, hybrid cloud architecture, security and ESG insights to the global financial services sector. Our deep industry expertise, extensive portfolio of services and solutions, and robust ecosystem of fintech partners, empower collaboration, innovation, and creation. As a trusted partner to banks, insurers, the capital markets and payments providers, we guide financial institutions in all stages of their digital transformation journeys through IBM Consulting and deliver the proven infrastructure, software and services they need through IBM Technology. To learn more about IBM's insights and solutions for the financial services industry, please visit www.ibm.com/industries/financial-services.

In This Episode This week we start with a special segment as we head to SIBOS 2023 in Toronto and prepare for a panel discussion for the Future of Money. We look back over 10 years, pulling clips from prior Future of Money panels, the flagship session for SWIFT Innotribe for many years. Next week we will bring you the highlights from this year's Future of Money panel. It's a two-parter, so stay tuned!  Spoiler alert: as we look back there wasn't much that the various panelists got wrong, in some cases the timing was off, but in most they were spot-on as they discussed the digitization of the banking sector and the explosion of banking through the world.   Then host Brett King connects with award-winning author and tech investor Alex Tapscott to discuss Alex's new book Web3: Charting the Internet's Next Economic and Cultural Frontier.  Referred to as an essential introduction and guide to navigating the next internet revolution, the book and discussion covers everything from the metaverse and NFTs to DAOs, decentralized finance, and self-sovereign identity. The Web and the Internet are entering a new age where individuals own their own identities and can securely trade assets like money, securities, intellectual property and art peer to peer.  Web3 promises to shake up business, it is the internet's new frontier. Enjoy the episode! https://youtu.be/MlrixyFaD2w

In the second episode in the HSBC Sibos Spotlight series, Eleanor Hill invites John O'Neill and Zhu Kuang Lee (HSBC) to discuss the innovative activity happening around asset tokenisation. In this candid deep dive, our guests identify the emerging use cases for tokenisation, touch on the future trends that could accelerate the adoption of digital assets, and explore the challenges that HSBC's Orion platform is addressing for corporate treasurers in a tokenisation context.

Generative AI is poised to revolutionize the financial services industry. According to new research from IBM, the market for generative AI in finance is projected to reach $9.5 billion globally by 2032. This disruptive technology has the potential to transform customer experiences, empower employees, and rapidly modernize legacy systems. As we gear up for Sibos 2023, we're joined by John Duigenan, General Manager, Financial Services and IBM Distinguished Engineer, IBM Technology on the Banking Transformed podcast. We discuss some of the most promising AI use cases gaining traction, why an open and hybrid platform is critical, how generative AI can aid application modernization, and what financial executives need to think about when implementing this new wave of AI.

Why is trade finance ripe for digital disruption? To answer this question, TMI's Eleanor Hill invites Stephanie Betant and Bhrigu Singh (HSBC) into the hotseat to discuss the transformative potential of digital trade, and the benefits it holds for treasurers. In the first of TMI and HSBC's Sibos Spotlight series, our guests cover how digitalisation within trade finance empowers SMEs and reduces risks, how regulation influences the industry's ability to progress in digitising trade, and the ways in which treasurers and fintechs can work together to encourage the adoption of digital trade tools.

Episode Description:In this episode, we delve into a conversation with Dr. Leda Glyptis, an accomplished fintech leader and former banker. With over two decades of experience driving transformation and technology across diverse financial sectors, Leda explores the inherent ties between banking, fintech, and the current technological surge. Discover how these domains can seamlessly integrate into the tech revolution by aligning with the established systems of traditional banks and corporations. Tune in to gain insights from this seasoned fintech veteran, as she guides us through the pivotal juncture where digital innovation and banking converge.Join us for a compelling discussion on the evolving landscape of finance in the digital age.3 Takeaways:The lagging adaptation of digital tech in banking and FintechDoing the right thing over doing the thing right and embracing failureLearning from a company's legacy and the technical debt Key Quotes: “You need to make sure that you fail fast and fix it, but you also need to make sure that you fail small and fix it.”“So increasingly who gets it for me, the people who start talking about their end customer, their data strategy, and their overall cost to serve ahead of showing me wireframes of their UX. They're the people who get it.”“Leave aside the business model and how certain players in that space make money. What happens to all the systems that need to know what happened in real time for liquidity management? For everything that happens downstream, and we've been talking about, um, real time clearing and settlement for years.We know it's coming.”“There is no such thing as an organization that doesn't have technical debt. There just isn't. There will be corners that are cut because Bobby has a date and has to ship and go out and freshen up to meet his date.There's corners that will be cut 'cause money's short, or there's a deadline looming, or because you didn't think of something. And there will always, always, always, either because you didn't think something was important or because something else was more important, or 'cause you had a blind spot. So there is no such thing as no legacy and there is no such thing as no technical debt.”Leda Glyptis:  Leda is a seasoned fintech executive and former banker, with a career spanning two decades working int transformation and technology functions across a variety of financial services verticals.Leda works as an advisor to boards and executive teams for companies of all sizes, from young startups to globally significant financial institutions, supporting leadership teams in transition: be it a process of transforming themselves, their business or their software infrastructure. Leda served as the Chief Client Officer of 10x Banking and the founding CEO of 11:FS Foundry (both in the cloud-native core banking space); she was the Chief Innovation Officer of Qatar National Bank and held a variety of innovation and transformation roles at BNY Mellon.Leda sits on the board of Flagstone IM. Over the years, she has held a number of NED positions in fintech firms in Europe and the UK including chairing the Board of Geophy (now a Walker and Dunlop company) through its successful exit. Leda is a frequent keynote speaker at flagship industry events globally including Sibos, M20/20, Finovate as well as specialist regional events; she is the author of the highly acclaimed #LedaWrites column on Fintech Futures and the book ‘Bankers Like Us: Dispatches from an Industry in Transition' published by Taylor and Francis in 2023. Leda completed her undergraduate studies at King's College Cambridge and holds an MSc and PhD from the London School of Economics and Political Science.For more information:You can connect with Leda on her LinkedInFollow her on Twitter  @LedaGlyptisOrder her book “Bankers Like Us” HEREAbout the HostsMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter.Brian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveler and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn.

In this episode of Digital Transformation & Leadership Danny Levy talks to Zennon Kapron the Director of Kapronasia, one of Asia's leading financial technology research and consulting firms. Prior to Kapronasia, Zennon was the Asia Pacific Financial Industry Manager and Global Banking Industry Manager for Intel. At Intel, he helped position and sell Intel-based architecture to financial services firms globally. Before Intel, Zennon worked at Citi at a number of different technology management roles culminating in his role as CIO for Citigroup Portugal. Zennon is a recognised thought leader on fintech in Asia and a regular speaker at financial conferences and shows globally including: Money 20/20, TradeTech, Sibos, SIFMA, Innovate Finance, Future of Fintech in Asia, APFIC and many others. He has testified in front of the U.S. Congress on matters of China Fintech and is regularly quoted in the press and television appearances including CNBC, Bloomberg, The Economist, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Financial Times to name a few. Zennon is the author of 'Chomping at the Bitcoin: The Past, Present and Future of Bitcoin in China' published by Penguin as well as countless reports and commentaries on the state of financial technology in Asia. He is also a Top Voice on LinkedIn in Asian finance talking about fintech, payments, digital banking, DeFi, CBDCs. In the episode Zennon shares insights on: The surge in digital payments in Asia and how this is playing out across the entire region. How for more than a decade, the Asian tech ecosystem has been dominated by “super-apps:” platforms such as WeChat, Alipay, and Meituan that offer an enormous network of services all in one integrated app. Something Elon Musk has recently labeled an ‘everything app'. Zennon shares what constitutes a super app. And if are all platforms that are regarded as a super-apps are worthy of the title. If BNPL in Asia will replace traditional credit cards. Government led domestic card networks replacing Mastercard and Visa. A commonly held belief around digital banks in Asia that Zennon passionately disagrees with. Zennon's counter-intuitive, half-crazy prediction about the next five years for the Asian payments industry. To get in touch with Zennon get in touch via LinkedIn here - https://www.linkedin.com/in/zennon/ To check out Kapron Asia go to - https://www.kapronasia.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/danny-levy/message