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Sibos Insider
Welcome to our first edition of Sibos Insider– keeping you up to date on all the
latest news around the conference, exhibition and practical information for
Sibos 2016 Geneva.
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Conference
Educational sessions and transformative discussions
Following the theme of “Transforming the Landscape”, the 2016 conference will explore evolving payments and securities industry trends, the latest from the financial crime compliance world, innovation, opportunities and challenges in technology, disruptive competition and cultural shifts, as well as other hot topics impacting the financial landscape.
Stay tuned for details on the conference programme, which will be structured around four streams - Banking, Securities, Compliance and Culture. It will be published on sibos.com later this month.
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Opening speaker announced
Chair of the Swiss National Bank,
Thomas Jordan, has been confirmed as the opening speaker at the Palexpo on
Monday 26 September.
One of Switzerland’s foremost economists and banking supervisors, Jordan is well placed to talk about both the country’s financial evolution, but also that of the global industry, drawing on his prominent roles at international institutions.
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The first 2016 Sibos Issues – out now
What are the forces transforming the finance sector? And how are strategies, operations and products evolving in response? These are the central themes of the first 2016 edition of Sibos Issues, the official Sibos newspaper – which you can now read online via sibos.com.
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Practical information
Registration open!
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Register now to reserve your place at Sibos 2016, taking place from 26 to 29 September at the Palexpo in Geneva. Sibos provides an invaluable opportunity to network with topic experts and key decision makers, debate pressing issues and challenges, and discuss new developments in the industry.
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Those who attended Sibos 2015 Singapore can log in to their existing account to make a registration for 2016. The system will recognise your details and provide you with a convenient pre-filled form to review.
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For any questions about registration or booking accommodation at the official Sibos hotels, please contact: registration@sibos.com
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FAQs
What is the cost of a Sibos pass? What are the visa requirements for Sibos 2016 Geneva? The answers to these questions and more are available in our FAQs.
Visit our FAQs
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CSR and Art at Sibos
We are pleased to announce the Anouk Foundation as our chosen charity for Sibos 2016. Founded in 2008, the foundation’s mission is to create soothing environments for children and adults staying in hospitals, special needs institutions and nursing homes.
We are sponsoring the artists from the Anouk Foundation to produce therapeutic murals at Auguste Buchet, which offers educational programmes for children and young adults with mental and physical disabilities. The artists will also be working onsite during Sibos week to produce transformative frescos that attendees can enjoy.
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Networking
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Sign up now for Open Theatre sessions
Exhibitors can now book an Open Theatre session, where they can discuss burning issues with fellow attendees. It’s your chance to showcase case studies, reports or white papers.
For further details, contact alexander.hewetson@swift.com
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An ideal location
Switzerland’s second largest city shines as one of Europe’s most beautiful destinations – and will provide an idyllic setting for Sibos.
We are delighted to be returning to Geneva, following successful events in 1993 and 2002. Its favourable geographical location in the heart of Europe makes it a natural choice for our event.
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The Palexpo is similarly well suited to our 8,000 plus delegates. With over 106,000 square metres of contiguous exhibition space, Palexpo is one of Europe’s largest, fully-integrated international convention and exhibition centres.
Learn more
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Charting the rise of a financial superpower
From Swiss mercenaries to FinTech innovators – how has Switzerland’s financial industry evolved over the last 300 years?
Explore our Switzerland timeline to get a taste of the country’s rich financial heritage.
Learn more
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