In our third annual Student Challenge, we invited students enrolled in Australian universities to develop ideas on how to keep personal information safe in an open banking environment.

In our third annual Student Challenge, we invited students enrolled in Australian universities to develop ideas on how to keep personal information safe in an open banking environment.

In our third annual Student Challenge, we invited students enrolled in Australian universities to develop ideas on how to keep personal information safe in an open banking environment.

In our third annual Student Challenge, we invited students enrolled in Australian universities to develop ideas on how to keep personal information safe in an open banking environment.

Kathryn Taylor, Research Assistant, Cyber Policy Initiative
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, discusses newly commissioned research by the SWIFT Institute that aims to enhance the knowledge, preparedness, and resilience of smaller financial institutions by characterising the particular cybersecurity risk landscape faced by smaller organizations.

Rajeev Peshawaria, CEO, the Iclif Leadership and Governance Centre, discusses open source leadership and proposes challenges to conventional wisdom. Among other issues he argues for “positive autocracy” and setting employees free to do as little as they want to increase productivity.

Professor Bonnie Buchanan, Albers School of Business and Economics, Seattle University, examines the factors contributing to the growth of the Chinese Fintech market.

Professor Uwe Aickelin from University of Melbourne takes a look at some recent relevant legislation around data and privacy in Europe and what consequences this may have on the use of AI during our Lunch & Learn at Sibos 2018.

A summary of the week’s debate and discussion on the topic of compliance

Over 6000 delegates joined us for Innotribe Sibos 2018 Sydney in an amazing four days of content, looking at how technology would impact society in 2030 before taking a step back to understand how to secure this future state. Innotribe at Sibos was a resounding success. Next stop, London!

A summary of the week’s debate and discussion on the topics of cyber and risk

A summary of the week’s debate and discussion on the topics of innovation, data and the rise of Asia

By reflecting on a cricket career leading Australia to fifteen of their sixteen consecutive Test wins and victory in the 1999 Cricket World Cup, Steve Waugh shares his personal values related to leadership and a high-performance teamwork environment that is directly related to individual attitude and team behaviour that drives results.

Our Big Issue Debate panel unearths what’s happening here in Asia Pacific, why it’s more pervasive here and deciphers the impact on financial services across the next decade.

Featuring:
Oliver Kirby-Johnson, Partner, Advisory, KPMG

Lisa Robins, Global Head of Transaction Banking, Standard Chartered

Peter Hiom, Deputy CEO, ASX

Madhur Deora, Chief Financial Officer and Senior Vice President, PAYTM

James Ma, Vice President, JD Finance

Day three highlights from Sibos 2018 Sydney included the second Breakfast Keynote with Dr Ayesha Khanna diving into how to leverage the potential of Artificial Intelligence; The Big Issue Debate that considered ‘Disruption in the payments landscape’; and The Future of Work session that looked at how the evolution of technology will impact our working lives.

In our second Breakfast Keynote, AI expert, Dr. Khanna highlights the scale and impact of AI, explains how embedding new technologies into existing processes will transform business and redefine customer experience and trust.

In this session payment industry leaders who have embraced new technologies and introduced innovative payment schemes in their domestic markets, explain the strategic role they hope to play in shaping and developing a more secure, efficient, transparent and frictionless payments landscape.

Featuring:
John Mair, Bureau Chief, Reuters

Leila Fourie, Chief Executive Officer, Australian Payments Network

Ulku Rowe, Technical Director, Financial Services, Google

Esther George, President and Chief Executive Officer, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City

Day two highlights from Sibos 2018 Sydney included the first of the new Breakfast Keynotes with Parag Khanna; the week’s second Big Issue Debate ‘Is a ‘cyber 9/11 event inevitable?'; and a series of quantum computing sessions in the Discover Zone.

Watch the first of our new Sibos Breakfast Keynote sessions.

Renowned as a prolific author, speaker and advisor on international relations and related topics, Parag Khanna takes a look at how mega-trends are reshaping the established world order, providing an evolving and uncertain backdrop and context to our strategic and tactical decisions.

The World Economic Forum has put cyber-security and fraud as top threats for the entire world. The sophistication of threat actors is increasing at a seemingly exponential rate, massive data breeches are almost common place and we are reaching cyber security scenarios where everything can be used as a weapon, and anybody could be a target. But are we still waiting for the ‘big-one’, the seismic ‘cyber 9/11’ event that changes everything?

Sibos 2018 Sydney is under way, day one has set the week in motion with a wealth of sessions and experiences including the Opening Plenary with addresses from Shayne Elliott, CEO of ANZ, SWIFT Chairman Yawar Shah, and SWIFT CEO Gottfried Leibbrandt.

The welcome address is given by our guest speaker, Shayne Elliott, CEO of ANZ. Mr. Elliot’s address is followed by the SWIFT plenary. SWIFT’s Chairman of the Board, Yawar Shah, and SWIFT’s CEO, Gottfried Leibbrandt, share their perspectives on the last 12 months, the industry challenges ahead, and SWIFT’s role in addressing them.

For the 2018 Sensemaker series, Innotribe has partnered with IBM Research. Rapid changes are driving new approaches to collaboration across financial services. In response, financial institutions are turning to decentralized business models enabled by blockchain, artificial intelligence, and IoT.

As a leader in IBM Research Africa, Charity Wayua is applying these emerging technologies to transform governments and enterprises to thrive in the digital economy. In this session, she will discuss the ways in which decentralization has become the new form of trust for business.

We know how important networking is to our Sibos delegates. Did you know you can share contact details instantly with the new Sibos smart badges?

Whilst at Sibos, you will now be able to exchange your contact details with another delegate just by clicking your badge. Simply hold your badges close to one another, click at the same time, and you will receive each other’s contact details via email.

From networking opportunities to exhibition highlights, what new features can Sibos 2018 delegates look forward to in Sydney? Chantal Van Es, Head of Sibos, shares the event updates that will enhance visitors' experiences on site this year.

Sibos 2018 takes place at ICC Sydney in October. This video takes you on a virtual tour of the venue through the different elements of the Conference, Exhibition, SWIFT Hub and Discover Zone.

Helen Mantellato, Business Development Manager, talks about the redevelopment of ICC Sydney, its focus on CSR and what delegates can look forward to at Sibos 2018.

Watch a 60 second round up with Sven Bossu- Head of Sibos, talking through the day's latest highlights.

Learn more about the Sibos 2017 Toronto conference and exhibition: https://www.sibos.com/

Richard Willett, Vice President - Food & Beverage, MTCC, talks about the ingredients that they use, the diversity of Canadian cuisine, and the CSR initiatives that they're involved in.

Adam Rusciolelli, Vice President - Business Development, Devbridge Group, explains why the company is exhibiting at Sibos 2017 Toronto and outlines the value of the event.

Barry discusses his team’s pride at hosting Sibos, what it takes to deliver a world-class event, and the benefits that Sibos brings to the local community and the Canadian finance sector.