Janine Ballesteros

Outseer leads discussions on what is driving the growth of digital payments and what customers expect from them.

More transparent, more objective, more standardised

Banks’ push for more innovation is necessary but raises risks they are not ready for, experts warn.

The roundtable will discuss various measures to counter cyberthreats and fraud risks.

TIBCO will discuss how to build agile data fabrics to improve growth and competitiveness.

SS&C Blue Prism VP of financial services says this is an ‘interesting time’ for financial services firms.

An expert from ServiceNow said data is key for ESG integration.

Organisations would need to strike a balance between maximum security and seamless services.

Outseer Lead of Payments Security in APJ Ramesh Nagarajan to lead talks.

Deck:  Banks need to embrace a three-part journey to truly deploy ISO 20022 and reap the detailed data and digital modernisation rewards.

As digital adoption hastens, there is now more data than ever. Just in 2020, data volume amounted to 59 trillion gigabytes globally and is expected to grow to more than 180 zettabytes by 2025. Yet, for all this abundance of data, the financial services industry remains surprisingly information-poor. Rapid change is needed if the industry is to unlock the riches of its data and turn what is currently a problem into an opportunity. 

Financial services industry has become a hotspot of digital innovation, driven by changing customer expectations, heightened competitions by new entrants and incumbents, stringent regulations, and technological advancements. Embracing the digital world is a strategic imperative to ride the economic recovery wave and build business resiliency. The pandemic exposed many productivity gaps between companies that adequately invested in digital platforms to continue business operations with a remote workforce, and those who were still reliant on manual processes.

Labour-intensive tasks become a thing of the past as citizen developers create custom solutions with Intelligent Automation.

Banks and financial institutions are invited to submit their entries for the Wholesale Banking Awards, Retail Banking Awards, and Corporate and Investment Banking Awards 2022.

Fund managers can now use different fund strategies as one entity.

Since 2018, the Bank has embarked on a digital transformation journey to deliver seamless customer experience and frictionless banking.