Top events to look out for at FinTech LIVE London 2022

It is now exactly one week until the start of FinTech LIVE London at Magazine in Greenwich. The event will attract more than 3,000 thought leaders from the world of finance and fintech, with delegates attending both in person and virtually. This two-day conference will feature 70 must-see speakers and a rich variety of different content formats – from lively panel discussions to informal fireside chats.

We’ve picked out some of our favorite unmissable events from both days of the event. It doesn’t matter if you join us in person or log in virtually from wherever you are in the world, you’re sure to find something that suits you. You can still register for tickets to FinTech Live London. Then use this handy list to select the subjects you are most interested in.

I am interested in: Open bank | Insurance | The Future of Money | Crypto | Equality | Sustainability

Open banking panel discussion

Tuesday 1 November at 11.00 | Step 1

Open Banking opens up financial markets for start-ups and SMEs, and provides access to data that helps providers create better services and more innovation within the financial sector. More competition means better business, lower costs and satisfied customers. Join our panel of experts from Yapily, Nordigen and OBIE as they discuss the benefits and challenges of Open Banking and how it can help your business.

Yapily, Pleo and the power of open banking

Tuesday 1 November at 12.00 | Step 1

Current market conditions mean that businesses are looking for ways to better manage costs and increase cash flow more than ever before. But one crucial piece of the puzzle to help companies solve these challenges is not talked about enough: open banking. Don’t miss this fireside chat between Joe Armstrong of Pleo and Iain McDougall of Yapily.

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Insurance and the need for customer-centricity

Tuesday 1 November at 11.10 | Step 2

Insurance is a simple game if you can get it right. Give consumers the coverage they need, the means to claim, and a quick resolution at the end of it. By breaking free from legacy mindsets, insurers can put the customer at the heart of everything they do and begin to break down the distrust that has traditionally characterized the insurance policy relationship. Join Adam Powell, Chief Operations Officer for Policy Expert; and James Wright, Head of Technology at Beazley Digital for this discussion.

How to move a 184-year-old insurer into the digital era

Wednesday 2 November, 12.30 | Step 1

In this keynote, Peter Stockhammer, CEO of Generali Engagement Solutions, explains how the 184-year-old German insurance company has been able to transform both mindset and technology to fully embrace digital offerings for its customers.

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Unpacking the futuristic world of biometric payments, virtual cards and robot bankers

Tuesday 1 November at 13.00 | Step 1

As we slowly shuffle towards a cashless society, new payment technologies are coming online. But what does paying with your fingerprint really mean, and what additional risks does it entail? In this panel discussion, our panelists will explore the future of payments from virtual cards and robot bankers to biometric technology. Our experts include William Sorby, Director of Product and Financial Empowerment at N26; Hugh Courtney, CFO of Zilch; and Axel Cateland, bank manager at Spendesk.

The Future of KYC: A FinTech Perspective

Wednesday 2 November at 12.00 | Step 1

As hybrid work and geopolitical events give rise to greater regulatory risk for fintechs, onboarding is likely to come under increased scrutiny. Legislators expect fintechs to have a clear understanding of who their customers are, and adequately screen for suspicious activity and indeed for sanctioned individuals or businesses. In this keynote, Aravind Narayan, Global Director for Sales Strategy and Execution at Refinitiv, explains how the future of KYC will evolve.

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Boys club! How women in finance are breaking the glass ceiling

Wednesday 2 November at 11.10 | Step 2

The issue of equality in fintech is an urgent one. In recent years, women have made great strides in having their voices heard, improving visibility in high-level roles and tackling the gender pay gap. But there is always more to do, with some industries still resistant to change. Indeed, finance needs to shrug off its reputation as a boys’ club. Join three inspiring female leaders – Clémentine Svartz, CFO of French fintech unicorn Spendesk; Nina Etienne, VP Marketing Europe at SumUp; and Angelique Dwyer, Chief Customer Officer for BCG Group – for a panel discussion on women in finance.

Women as value creators: Keynote speech

Tuesday 1 November, 12.20 | Step 2

The role of women in wealth management is interesting: female investors are stereotypically labeled as less confident and less reckless than their male counterparts. Whether or not this is the case, this keynote will explore the role of women in finance, women as value creators and what ESG drivers there are when it comes to improving the gender balance. It will be delivered by Ayca Tunc-Ruff, Vice President & Head of Banking DACH at professional services firm Genpact.

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How banks and fintechs address social and environmental justice

Tuesday 1 November at 11.00 | Virtual stage

Banks have a role to play in creating greater social and climate justice – and they are in an excellent position to do so. For example, by harnessing the power of fintech partnerships, financial institutions can create affordable access to credit and better support consumers in a way that is fair and promotes overall financial well-being. Join us virtually as David Reiling, CEO of Sunrise Banks, addresses the need for banks and fintech to address ESG issues.

The Day After Tomorrow: How Climate Change Affects the Future of Insurance

Wednesday 2 November, 15.10 | Step 1

Climate change affects every industry in every country – but when you’re dealing with the aftermath of natural events like hurricanes and wildfires, as many insurance companies are, understanding our changing planet is even more important. The climate crisis requires an immediate response from the insurance providers. Jamie Rodney, CEO of Reask; Adam Rimmer, CEO of FloodFlash; and Johnny Stubbs, Head of Partnerships for Previsico, explore what insurers can do to protect themselves and their customers.

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The length of crypto in the modern economy

Tuesday 1 November at 13.10 | Step 2

What will the crypto market look like in 50, 20 or even five years? Recent market fluctuations have called into question the long-term success of cryptocurrencies. In this fire chat, Saphyre’s Gabino Roche Jr and BUX’s Yorick Naeff discuss whether crypto is still worth your attention.

Investing in Crypto: Risky or Rewarding?

Tuesday 1 November, 15.10 | Step 1

Many people want to dip their toe into the crypto market but lack the understanding or confidence to do so, while others jump in without thinking and get badly burned. What exactly is the deal with cryptocurrency and how risky is it? Join us in conversation with Campsor Capital to help shed light on this issue and more.

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