Retail Banking Innovation Conference

Jan 31, 2016 By Huy Nguyen Trieu in

February 23, 2016 / February 24, 2016 - All Day

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Conference Objective

Develop your digital banking proposition utilising the latest models of innovation to achieve customer-centric product development

Conference Content

Map the future of retail banking as its shaped by changing consumer behaviours and compliance issues to plan a digital proposition that relies on open API’s, SaaS and the market model of banking
Hear examples of internal innovation from conception to execution that utilised a design led, customer-centric approach to enhance your digital product development
Explore various models of external innovation, such as incubator and accelerator programmes, and investigate the benefits of collaboration and partnerships
Benefit from best practice approaches to data analytics to ensure you are making your utilisation of data meaningful, secure and bespoke to enhance your customers experience
Understand principles of sandbox testing new technologies to ensure proof of concept prior to integration into incumbent systems to effectively manage risk and ensure security

Confirmed Delegates Representing 17 Leading Incumbant & Challenger Banks

Aldermore
Atom Bank
Bank of Ireland
Barclays Bank
BBVA

Danske Bank
Fidor
Investec
Lloyds Banking Group
mBank

Mondo
Moven
Santander
Rabobank
RBS

Starling Bank
Tesco Bank

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