Sibos Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Sibos is the global financial services networking event organised by SWIFT. The annual conference and exhibition connects more than 11,000 executives, decision makers and thought leaders from across the industry.
The Sibos Talent Accelerator Route (STAR) scholarship provides women who are rising stars within their organisations with growth opportunities to support their progress to senior levels.
In this episode we hear from two STARS as they share their experience of the programme this year’s Sibos conference and the future of the industry.
Aite-Novarica Senior Analysts Vinod Jain and Enrico Camerinelli discuss how new levels of automation and technology have affected cash management and securities and how these developments can bring the industry closer to next generation banking.
Vice Chairs of the ISSA working group on ISO 20022 – Giles Elliott at Tata Consultancy Services and Juliette Kennel at SWIFT – discuss the findings of the recently published ISSA report into the state of industry adoption of ISO 20022.
Joanne Strobel at Wells Fargo examines the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the way we do business, and considers how necessity has driven rapid digital transformation in financial services and infrastructure changes to the global payments landscape, creating new opportunities and leading to a survival of the digitised.
Join EY leaders Andrew Gilder, Matt Cox and James Sankey for a conversation around the forces reshaping this segment and what banking leaders need to think about as they prepare for 2030. EY's recently released whitepaper outlines the seven hypotheses to help corporate, commercial and SME banks reframe the future, rethink business models and redefine value propositions. Read the full report at: www.ey.com/nextwaveccsb.
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Patricia Hines at Celent discusses what’s driving the move from a traditional push of information to on-demand, real-time access, and considers the technology changes and partnerships required to move to real-time financial flows.
Following on from his article about China’s digital currency for Sibos Insider last year, Meng Liu at Forrester discusses the latest developments for central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and their future impact on the financial services industry.
Justin Chapman and Howard Rapley from Northern Trust look to a future where fund managers and asset owners can access substantial amounts of structured, intelligent data and gain actionable insights at any time, in any place and in any way.
After a year of disruption and rapid changes in the banking sector, Alan McIntyre, Senior Managing Director at Accenture, discusses what he sees as the 10 key trends most likely to affect banking over the next 12 months.
Following their successful Sibos Academy programme, 'Unpacking digital identity', Dr Edgar Whitley and Shilpa Maher answer questions and expand their thinking on digital identity systems.
Jennifer Cryan, Citi, and Jason Harrell, DTCC, discuss their work in producing the new International Securities Services Association (ISSA) white paper that offers guidance and advice in protecting businesses and reducing the impact of cyber attacks.
Eleanor Hill, Editor of Treasury Management International is joined by Matthew Davies, Head of Global Transaction Services EMEA and Global Co-Head of Corporate Sales, GTS, Bank of America, for the final in a series of podcasts focusing on the payments industry. The episode focuses on the technologies and trends that should be front-of-mind for corporate treasurers.
Eleanor Hill, Editor of Treasury Management International is joined by Francois Ionesco, Managing Director, Continental Europe Head of Financial Institutions Sales at HSBC, to discuss the top priorities for clients in the payments industry and how they have been influenced by the pandemic.
Eleanor Hill, Editor of Treasury Management International is joined by Søren Mogensen, Chief Growth Officer of Banking Circle, as he reflects on his Sibos 2020 experience and explores the drive towards the digital delivery of payments.
Tom Alford, Deputy Editor of Treasury Management International is joined by Jon Williams, Principal Consultant and Director at Mk2 Consulting, to discuss the move towards instant and standardised payments and the importance of the data associated with them.
Treasury Management International (TMI) presents a Sibos Insider podcast on the payments landscape of the future. Tom Alford, Deputy Editor, TMI, interviews Eric Bayle, Director, Head of Global Transaction Banking UK, Société Générale, to explore his thoughts on digital transformation in the world of payments.
Accenture executives Tom Merry and Jared Rorrer discuss how commercial banks can pivot to serve the SME market. Drawing on findings from their current global research, Tom and Jared offer advice on what it takes to find the sweet spot between heroic service and bank profitability. Read the Accenture Research report Bank of the Profitable SME Base here: http://ow.ly/4wKt50CoPVY
Consultant Julia Streets is joined by three Sibos Talent Accelerator Route (STAR) scholars from around the world for the latest episode of the Sibos Insider Podcast. Hear the STARs discuss how the programme has supported them in their early career development and provide fresh perspectives on the future of financial services.
A new International Securities Services Association (ISSA) white paper outlines the key forces and strategic themes expected to impact the future of the securities services industry. Archie Stebbings and Bill Hodash, experts from the working group that produced the paper, join the latest episode of the Sibos Insider Podcast to discuss the key findings of their research.
The Value Exchange and ISSA present a Sibos Insider podcast on DLT. Presented by Barnaby Nelson, Value Exchange, and featuring Colin Parry, ISSA, Urs Sauer, SIX Group, and Glen Fernandes, Euroclear, the discussion focuses on the findings of a survey on how DLT is being used in the real world today to solve real world problems.
Virginie O’Shea, capital markets fintech expert and Founder of Firebrand Research, joins the Sibos Insider podcast to address issues of diversity, inclusion, and representation in the financial industry. She also discusses technology trends in the securities markets, emphasising the importance of continued cloud adoption.
Siri Chilazi, Research Fellow at the Women and Public Policy Program, Harvard Kennedy School, joins the Sibos Insider Podcast to discuss diversity and how businesses can advance gender equality.
Keri Pearlson, Executive Director of Cybersecurity at MIT Sloan, joins the Sibos Insider Podcast to explore cyber culture and risk management.
Prominent MIT academic and expert on the digital economy Dr Renée Richardson Gosline discusses customer experience, exploring the importance of cultural, social and information capital for brand differentiation and loyalty in a digital environment.
Acclaimed entrepreneur and author Julia Hobsbawm OBE discusses her latest book, The Simplicity Principle: Six Steps Towards Clarity in a Complex World. She explains how we can simplify challenges in both our professional and personal lives amid rapid technological change to navigate complexity and drive smarter decisions.
Fintech entrepreneur, investor and executive Sarah Biller joins the Sibos Insider Podcast to discuss the pivotal moments in the evolution of financial services technology, from ATMs to smart phones and big data.
Diane Nolan, Managing Director at Accenture's Capital Markets practice, is joined by her colleagues in payments, blockchain and corporate banking to discuss Sibos 2019 London.
Sir Rob Wainwright, Senior Partner for Deloitte’s cyber and financial crime practices, is joined by his colleague Scott Martin to discuss fighting cyber crime in the latest episode of the Sibos podcast series.
In the tenth episode of the series, 'Climate consciousness', Martin Palethorpe, leading executive coach and founder of The Pragma Group, and his colleague Rena Loizou consider how the mind can help us maximise our potential to change behaviour and how we approach the climate crisis.
In the ninth episode of the series, 'The two fundamentals of a high-performing team', Martin Palethorpe, leading executive coach and founder of The Pragma Group, and his colleague Rena Loizou take a look at team effectiveness and the role you can play in creating a truly high-performing team.
In the eighth episode of the series, 'The art of dealing with difficult people', Martin Palethorpe, leading executive coach, organisational consultant and founder of The Pragma Group, and his colleague Rena Loizou provide insights on the human mind. The podcasts are also available in the Sibos 2019 London Wellbeing Lounges.
In the seventh episode of the series, 'Making certain decisions in an uncertain world', Martin Palethorpe, leading executive coach, organisational consultant and founder of The Pragma Group, and his colleague Rena Loizou provide insights on the human mind. The podcasts are also available in the Sibos 2019 London Wellbeing Lounges.
In the sixth episode of the series, 'The myth of confidence', Martin Palethorpe, leading executive coach, organisational consultant and founder of The Pragma Group, and his colleague Rena Loizou provide insights on the human mind. The podcasts are also available in the Sibos 2019 London Wellbeing Lounges.
In the fifth episode of the series, 'Strong authentic leadership', Martin Palethorpe, leading executive coach, organisational consultant and founder of The Pragma Group, and his colleague Rena Loizou provide insights on the human mind. The podcasts are also available in the Sibos 2019 London Wellbeing Lounges.
In the fourth episode of the series, 'Avoiding burnout', Martin Palethorpe, leading executive coach, organisational consultant and founder of The Pragma Group, and his colleague Rena Loizou provide insights on the human mind. The podcasts are also available in the Sibos 2019 London Wellbeing Lounges.
In the third episode of the series, 'Think beyond what seems possible', Martin Palethorpe, leading executive coach, organisational consultant and founder of The Pragma Group, and his colleague Rena Loizou provide insights on the human mind. The podcasts are also available in the Sibos 2019 London Wellbeing Lounges.
In the second episode of the series, 'Your mind, your potential', Martin Palethorpe, leading executive coach, organisational consultant and founder of The Pragma Group, and his colleague Rena Loizou provide insights on the human mind. The podcasts are also available in the Sibos 2019 London Wellbeing Lounges.
In this introductory episode, Martin Palethorpe, leading executive coach, organisational consultant and founder of The Pragma Group, and his colleague Rena Loizou provide insights on the human mind as part of a new series of podcasts, also available in the Sibos 2019 London Wellbeing Lounges.
Alistair Milne, Professor in Financial Economics at the School of Business and Economics at Loughborough University, gives listeners a preview of his talk ‘Blockchain – a Distraction on the Road to Digital Transformation.’
Pinar Ozcan, Professor of Strategic Management at Warwick Business School, provides highlights of her upcoming Sibos 2019 London presentation on ‘The Rise of Banking Platforms and the Challenges Faced by Incumbents and New Entrants.’
Julian Birkinshaw, Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship at London Business School, gives a summary of his views on ‘Staying Ahead of the Curve in a Disruptive World.’
Dr Angela Gallo, Lecturer in Finance at Cass Business School, City University of London, provides highlights of her upcoming Sibos 2019 London speech ‘Living in an Era of Political Uncertainty: Implications for Banks.’