Sibos Videos

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan explains why, as a global financial hub, London is the perfect host city for #Sibos 2019.

The Discover Zone at Sibos drives the connections and collaborative innovation required to future proof the industry. Find out more about how it brings together fintechs and the Sibos community.

This year Sibos comes to London, a leading financial centre and fintech hub. Join us on 23 - 26 September 2019 for what aims to be the most engaging, innovative and ambitious Sibos yet.

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

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.

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.

Professor Andrea Morello, Professor of Quantum Engineering at University of New South Wales, takes us on a journey through the inner workings of a quantum computer. He gives an accessible introduction to the physical principles that underpin quantum information, and highlights the differences and similarities between classical and quantum processors.

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.

Juan Giraldo, Copenhagen Business School, discusses the challenges and opportunities offered by centralised and decentralised instant payment infrastructures.

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

Barbara Casu Lukac, Professor of Banking and Finance, and Ruth Wandhöfer, a PhD Candidate, discuss the new research that explores whether and how technology innovation, in conjunction with policy measures, can improve the process of correspondent banking cross-border payments.

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 banking

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

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

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!

Serdar Yelutas, Hyper Anna, Head of Sales