The conference agenda at EBAday 2022 will comprise of keynote presentations, panel discussions and debates, featuring leading experts in payments who discuss key topics and new challenges driving the business in Europe.
08:00 - 09:00 (CET)
Registration and breakfast
How can corporates and SMEs use real-time data to improve their liquidity and working capital management? In which way can automation of cashflow processes help? What else has to be done to bring liquidity management close to real-time? When will Treasury as a Service (TaaS) become a reality?
Joost Bergen
Owner, Cash Dynamics
Krister Billing
Market Infrastructures & Regulatory Affairs, SEB
Ilkka Korkiakoski
Head of Payments, Tietoevry
Mario Mendia
SVP International Markets, TAS Group
Priyanka Rath
Managing Director, Head of Global Liquidity and Accounts Solutions Specialist, J.P. Morgan Chase
As the demand for cross-border real-time payments is increasing, standardisation and data richness of payments is becoming again a priority. How will the migration to ISO 20022 help? How can request to pay support that trend?
James Barclay
Executive Director, J.P. Morgan
Andrew Buckley
Executive Vice President, Product Management, Mastercard
Tom Lambrecht
Country Manager Benelux & Nordics, Sopra Banking Benelux & Nordics
Guy Moons
Head of Payments Solution Consultants, Europe, FIS
Sandra Peute
Sandra Peute, Strategy and Business Developer SEPA Transactions, ABN AMRO Bank
10:00 - 10:45
How can enriched payment data better serve customer needs in the future? What will be the impact of ISO 20022 on banks’ business models? How can its benefits be combined with new technology such as plug-and-play, the cloud or platformisation?
Becky Clements
Head of Industry Engagement, Pay.UK
Francis De Roeck
Head of Industry Engagement for Payments, Global Cash Management, BNP Paribas Fortis
Julie Guetta
Head of Payments Strategy, RedCompass Labs
Annelinda Koldewe
Product Area Lead Channels & Reporting, ING
Domenico Scaffidi
Vice President, Global Industry & Regulatory Affairs, Volante Technologies
Would a multiple central bank digital currency really address the pain points of international payments, such as high transaction costs, long settlement times, and lack of transparency? If so, how? And more importantly, by when?
Joy Macknight
Editor, The Banker
Thierry Chilosi
Chief Executive Europe, SWIFT
Petia Niederländer
Director Payments, Risk Monitoring and Financial Literacy, Oesterreichische Nationalbank
Petra Plompen
Senior Manager EURO1, Service Development and Management, EBA CLEARING
Marc Recker
Global Head of Product, Institutional Cash Management, Corporate Bank, Deutsche Bank
Michael Steinbach
Head of Financial Services, Worldline and CEO, equensWorldline
10:45 - 11:30
Networking time and coffee break
11:30 - 12:00
Descriptive TBC
Andreas Burger
Partner, Deloitte
Sabine Zucker
Head of Trade Finance & Transaction Banking, Raiffeisen Bank International
12:00 - 13:45
Lunch and networking time
This session will explore how banks should manage the complex yet critical shift from a shareholder to stakeholder capitalism model. Traditionally existing to improve shareholder returns, financial institutions are increasingly being compelled to consider their impact on all those that interact with the organisation – including customers, suppliers, employees, and local communities. Failure to both create and protect long-term value for stakeholders will result in, at least, reputational damage, and at worst, a failed net-zero transition in Europe.
Madhvi Mavadiya
Head of Content, Finextra
Kalliopi Chioti
Chief Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) Officer, Temenos
John Willis
Director of Research, Planet Tracker
What benefits do financial institutions have when adopting managed services? What are the risks? Will outsourcing and specialisation lead to increased efficiency, or generate new sources of revenue? Will FIs better satisfy increasing customer needs?
Liz Lumley
Deputy Editor, The Banker
Mick Fennell
Business Line Director, Payments, Temenos
Gauthier Jonckheere
Head of Financial Institutions Sales, France and Benelux, J.P. Morgan
Daragh Kirby
Head of Sales & Marketing, Intercope
Pierre-Antoine Vacheron
CEO Payments, Groupe BPCE
Although utilities have come a long way in introducing best practices to incorporate regulations of multiple jurisdictions, KYC still remains a challenge for FIs and corporates. Can those challenges and the lack of operational efficiency be overcome by developing common data sets?
Thomas Egner
Secretary General, Euro Banking Association
Jeremy Donaldson
Managing Director, Banking and Capital Markets (EMEA), DXC Technology
Patrick Green
Head of Onboarding, Banking Circle
Ekkehard Preis
Head of Group Banking Services, Erste Group
14:45 - 15:30
What is expected from initiatives for cross-border payments in terms of payment experience for end customers? How do regional initiatives fit into the global context?
Simon McConnell
EMEA Head FI Payments & Clearing TTS, Citi
Saskia Devolder
Strategic Programme Director Cross-border Payments, SWIFT
Christophe Vergne
Payment solutions, Capgemini
Russ Waterhouse
Executive Vice President, Product Development and Strategy, The Clearing House
Michèle Zaquine
Director, Head of Propositions and Commercialisation Continental Europe - Global Liquidity and Cash Management, HSBC
With digitisation in full swing and new technology available, where are PSPs on their journey to a digital operating model? What can traditional banks learn from challengers? How can customer offerings be further personalised?
Marco Folcia
Financial Services Transformation, PwC Partner Italy
Sirpa Nordlund
Executive Advisor, Enfuce
Maurizio Poletto
Chief Platform Officer, Erste Group
Renata Vilanova Lobo
Global Clearing Head, J.P. Morgan
Our final panel session of EBAday 2022!
Debi Bell-Hosking
Freelance Journalist
Krister Billing
Market Infrastructures & Regulatory Affairs, SEB
Nicola Coyne
Head of Low Value & Immediate Payments, Barclays Bank
Thomas Egner
Secretary General, Euro Banking Association
Wolfgang Ehrmann
Chair of the Board, Euro Banking Association
16:15 – 17:00
Networking time
17:00
End of conference
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