BizzPay 7.0 – European Corporate and Retail Payments Forum

After the implementation deadline of PSD 2 we are eager to see the first impressions presented at our upcoming BizzPay 7.0 Forum in June in Barcelona. Our expert speakers will share several real life case studies and what challenges they faced during the implementation period.  During our interactive panel discussion about payments regulations, delegates will have the chance to openly share the obstacles they face on a daily bases. The idea of cashless society will be debated by different stakeholders of the industry and far off are we from a truly cashless World.

Furthermore participants will have the chance to discuss such topics as bitcoin as a global payment mechanism, design thinking and agile, balancing between innovation and fragmentation and instant payments. Both corporate and retail payments topics will be presented so both side will find his/her topic interest at the event. Our expert speakers will discuss about the importance of client centricity for banks and how important is to value your employees for long term success.

Join us on 13th and 14th of June 2019 in the sunny city of Barcelona at our BizzPay 7.0 Forum!

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What participants say about our events:

“I am so glad and proud of being a sponsor of this kind of event with my company and for me it is interesting to find people here from different countries.”
Roselyne Jauffret - Sales Director Europe, ACI Worldwide/France
“The event is really diverse and interesting especially for somebody like myself who is coming from law enforcement. I find a chance to speak with colleagues with learning new things about the sector.”
Petro Felicio – Senior Specialist, Europol / The Netherlands
“The event is totally good for me to have a chance to listen and learn another stories from another companies just in 2 days. I can’t find this anywhere else.”
Peter Nordgaard - CFO, Coinify / Denmark

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Event schedule

Day one

  • 08:30 Registration & Networking with Welcome Coffee

  • 08:45 Greeting from the Project Lead & GLC Icebreaker Session

  • 08:55 Opening Remarks from the Chair

  • 09:00 Instant Payments – how should we prepare for it?

  • 09:40 Open Banking beyond PSD2-borders

  • 10:20 Tea, Coffee, Networking & Exhibits

  • 10:50 Current trends in Euro Payments

  • 11:30 Multibanking – a game changer in banking?

  • 12:10 P27 Nordic Payments Infrastructure project

  • 12:50 Luncheon & Networking

  • 13:50

  • Track A: PSD2

    Track B: Case Study: Open banking – global trends and lessons from the UKas the first market

  • 14:30

  • Track A: Design thinking and agile as the foundation for customer driven products

    Track B: Balancing between Innovation and Fragmentation in Retail Payments

  • 15:10 Tea, Coffee, Networking & Exhibits

  • 15:40 Group photo

  • 15:50 Open Banking Reality: Main issues and best practices on the market

  • 16:30 Forget the Tech, it’s all about the People

  • 17:10 Closing Remarks from the Chair

  • 17:20 End of Day 1

  • 18:30 – 19:30 Cocktail Reception

Day two

  • 08:30 Meet, Greet & Networking with Welcome Coffee

  • 08:55 Opening Remarks from the Chair

  • 09:00 Harnessing AI in Payments

  • 09:40 FinTech Corporation for Open Innovation

  • 10:20 Tea, Coffee, Networking & Exhibits

  • 10:50 OPEN PANEL DISCUSSION
    The Future of Payments Regulation: open banking, interchange fees and new technology

  • 11:30 Cashless society – where are we heading and what are the drivers?

  • 12:10 Cashless Society – A very long way off?

  • 12:50  Luncheon & Networking

  • 13:50 Instant Payments Ascending – How the EPC Supports Payment Innovation and Contributes to the ERPB

  • 14:30 PSD2 and the road to an open information economy

  • 15:10 Tea, Coffee, Networking & Exhibits

  • 15:30 Bitcoin as a Global Payment Mechanism

  • 16:10 Retail Banking Priorities and Improvements

  • 16:50 Closing Remarks from the Chair

  • 17:00 End of Day 2

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Heike Winter
Heike WinterDirector, Retail Payments Policy
Deutsche Bundesbank
Germany
Abhijit Akerkar
Abhijit AkerkarHead of Applied Sciences, Business Integration
Lloyds Banking Group
United Kingdom
Nora Kalousek
Nora KalousekSenior Digital Business Manager
Erste Group Bank AG
Austria
Michiel Van Doeveren
Michiel Van DoeverenSenior Policy Advisor
DNB
The Netherlands
Ron Delnevo
Ron DelnevoExecutive Director Europe
ATMIA
United Kingdom
Aleksi Grym
Aleksi GrymHead of Digitalisation
Bank of Finland
Finland
Adrián Calvo
Adrián CalvoSenior Lawyer
Bird & Bird
Belgium
Simon Anko
Simon AnkoDirector of the Payment and Settlement Systems Department
Bank of Slovenia
Slovenia
Makoto Shibata
Makoto ShibataExecutive Fellow
Japan Digital Design
Japan
Jon Matonis
Jon MatonisFounding Director and Executive Director
Bitcoin Foundation
United States
Hetal Popat
Hetal PopatProgramme Director and Head, Open Banking and PSD2
HSBC
United Kingdom
Christian Schaefer
Christian SchaeferGlobal Head of Payments, Cash Management
Deutsche Bank
Germany
Gian Battista Baa ’
Gian Battista Baa ’Head of Digital Payments
Intesa Sanpaolo
taly
Javier Santamaria
Javier SantamariaEPC Chair
European Payments Council (EPC)
Belgium
Lisa Terziman-Gutu
Lisa Terziman-GutuHead of Business Development
Salt Edge
United Kingdom
Franziska Zangl
Franziska ZanglHead of Business Development
NDGIT
Germany
Duena Blomstrom
Duena BlomstromAuthor, Keynote Speaker, Co-Founder/CEO
Emotional Banking/PeopleNotTech
United Kingdom
Gurhan Cam
Gurhan CamDigital Banking SVP & Deputy CDO
DenizBank
Turkey
Martin Georgzen
Martin GeorgzenHead of Payments Development
Danske Bank
Sweden
John Basquill
John BasquillEditor
PaymentsCompliance
United Kingdom

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Who will you meet?

Chief Executive Officers, Chief Financial Officers, Members of the Board, Senior Vice Presidents, First Vice Presidents, Executive Vice Presidents, Vice Presidents Managing Directors, Executive Directors, Directors, Global Heads, Regional Heads, Group Heads, Heads & Leads General Managers, Senior Managers & Managers Analysts, Consultants & Advisors OF:

• Cash Development

• Cash Management

• Channels & Distribution

• Corporate Finance

• Correspondent Banking

• Cyber Security

• Digital Banking

• Digital Money

• e-Banking

• e-Commerce

• Electronic Payments

• Emerging Payments

• Financial Services

• Fraud Management

• Intra-day Cash Management

• Market and Business Strategy

• Market Integration Online Payments

• Online Security

• Operations

• Payment Cards

• Payment Policy

• Payment Services

• Payment Systems Payments

• Payments Infrastructure

• Payments Strategy

• Payments Products

• Prepaid Product Management

• Regulatory and Market Policy

• Retail Payments

• SEPA

• Transaction Services

• Transactional Banking

• And other payments related professionals

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