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21–24 October 2024 I Beijing
Sibos 2024
An exciting week awaits us at Sibos 2024 in Beijing
Swift once again brings the global Sibos financial community together, this time, at the China National Convention Centre (CNCC) in Beijing from 21–24 October 2024 to discuss the theme: Connecting the future of finance.
This year’s Sibos agenda topics in focus include:
• Banking and payments
• Securities
• Trade
• ESG (environmental, social, governance)
• Corporates
• Interoperability and compliance
• Technology and innovation
With more than 500+ expert speakers and 250+ sessions, Deutsche Bank is pleased to contribute to the world’s leading financial conference.
Join our Deutsche Bank experts at these sessions at Sibos 2024
Show content of MONDAY, 21 OCTOBER
14:00 – 14:30 GMT + 8
Standards Forum (SDF)
Key takeaways from the Payments Market Practice Group’s Annual Forum
Session description:
Join us for an update on the PMPG Annual Forum, held on the Saturday before Sibos, where industry leaders and payments experts converged to discuss the latest trends and market practices. Gain exclusive insights into the key topics and challenges discussed and discover what’s next on the PMPG’s roadmap as they lead the industry’s migration to ISO 20022. Don’t miss this opportunity to stay ahead in the evolving payments landscape.
Paula Roels, Head of Swift and Market Infrastructures, Corporate Bank, Deutsche Bank
15:00 – 15:45 GMT + 8
Conference stage 4 (CS4)
The future of financial services depends on global connectivity
Session description:
In a rapidly changing world, how can we ensure the global financial ecosystem remains seamlessly interconnected? With forces of fragmentation – whether competition, geopolitical, or technological – intensifying, and new forms of value emerging, this question is more important than ever. Interoperability is key to ensuring that the wave of digitisation across the global payments industry achieves scale. We’ll look at how this can be achieved through collaboration and innovation with a global mindset.
Johnny Grimes, Global Head of Product, Corporate Cash Management and Head of Corporate Bank Ireland, Deutsche Bank
Show content of TUESDAY, 22 OCTOBER
9:30 – 10:15 GMT + 8
Conference stage 3 (CS3)
AI and ISO 20022: A match made in data heaven
Session description:
Artificial intelligence (AI) is making headlines and expanding the horizons of what’s possible within finance and far beyond. This comes as the ISO 20022 data transformation journey is underway in payments and the industry is retiring older messaging standards for their new data-rich counterparts. What exciting new possibilities will this open up? Find out more about the real-world use cases and success stories at the intricate intersection of AI and ISO 20022.
Chris Bezuidenhout, CIO Corporate and Investment Bank, Deutsche Bank
9:45 – 10:15 GMT + 8
Exhibitor Stage 1 (ES1)
Project Aggie, the LLM-AI that scales human analysis to 20,000 pages of regulatory text in multi-language in less than five minutes
Session description:
The session will review the business use case, changes in operating model as a result of large language model (LLM)-AI and new capability LLM-AI brings to increase client experience in market change management. The session plans to cover a high-level architecture, address hallucination and other main risks, review relevant bench marking index that make it fit for purpose and the exciting next steps it paves for the industry.
Anand Rengarajan, Global Head of Sales and Head of Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa, Securities Services, Deutsche Bank
16:30 – 17:15 GMT + 8
Swift stage (SSG)
The power of collaborative data sharing in fighting fraud
Session description:
Fraudsters wielding technology like generative AI and exploiting real-time payments cost the global economy a staggering US$485bn last year alone (as reported by the the Nasdaq-Verafin Global Financial Crime Report. In this session, dive into the frontline of financial defences with Swift's Federated Learning AI initiative. Launched at last year’s Sibos, this initiative brings together banks and technology providers to explore how data collaboration, powered by AI, can significantly reduce fraud while addressing key issues related to data governance and privacy. One year on, learn more about the progress being made and the next steps in building an even more robust network to fight financial fraud.
Ute Kohl, Head of Institutional Cash Management Financial Crime Risk Operations and Affiliate Oversight, Deutsche Bank
Show content of WEDNESDAY, 23 OCTOBER
9:30 – 10:15 GMT + 8
Swift stage (SSG)
Navigating the future of global capital markets
Session description:
Explore the forces shaping the global capital markets of the future. We’ll address the impact of geopolitical risks, demographic shifts, and the trend towards de-globalisation. And with the Asia-Pacific region poised to command a greater share of global GDP thanks to burgeoning economies like China and India, we'll discuss what this means for capital flows and securities investment. Join us as we uncover the strategies and innovations promising resilience and adaptability in the global capital market landscape of tomorrow.
Anand Rengarajan, Global Head of Sales and Head of Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa, Securities Services, Deutsche Bank
9:30 – 10:30 GMT + 8
Room 303
Identity and digital identity – Reshaping cross-border ecosystems by unleashing the value of the Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) and verifiable LEI (vLEI) by Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation (GLEIF)
Session description:
The need to harmonize cross-border trust services continues to grow in line with the ever-increasing volume of trade and commerce taking place globally across digital platforms. In this effort, The Financial Stability Board (FSB) has endorsed the LEI to support the goals of its G20-endorsed Roadmap for Enhancing Cross-Border Payments while the International Chamber Of Commerce (ICC) is supporting the adoption of LEI for supply chain.
In this session, the CEO of the Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation (GLEIF) Alexandre Kech will look back at the 10 years journey of GLEIF and the LEI’s value in different aspects of cross-border business.
Alexandre will also introduce the strategies of the foundation for the following decade and discuss with industry experts on how the LEI and verifiable LEI (vLEI) could help enhancing trust and transparency among entities involved in cross-border trade and transactions.
Paula Roels, Head of Swift and Market Infrastructures, Corporate Bank, Deutsche Bank
11:00 – 12:00 GMT + 8
Conference stage 1 (CS1)
Big Issue Debate: As ISO 20022 reshapes payments, how can providers reshape themselves?
Session description:
From silent films to “talkies.” From black and white to colour TV. From flip phones to smart phones. From MT to ISO 20022. Like other major changes, the move to ISO 20022 is much more than a technology shift. It reshapes the entire payments landscape and opens opportunities for payment providers to redefine their value proposition. More frictionless operational and financial crime compliance processes are just the tip of the iceberg. The big question is how can providers use the rich, structured data to develop innovative, useful and sticky new services for customers – and what will happen if they don’t?
Tsvetanka Nankova, Global Head of Sales, Institutional Cash and Trade Finance, Deutsche Bank
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September 2024
G20 Roadmap: Forging a path to enhanced cross-border payments G20 Roadmap: Forging a path to enhanced cross-border payments
The cross-border payments industry is at a turning point, driven by growing customer demands for speed, transparency, cost efficiency and greater access. This white paper explores how the G20 Roadmap for Enhancing Cross-border Payments addresses this need, and assesses what is needed on the road ahead
July 2024
A Guide to Digital Trade Finance A Guide to Digital Trade Finance
Digitalisation has long been a priority for the trade finance industry, with operational efficiency and lower transaction costs among the anticipated benefits. Where has the journey got to? And how have common frameworks evolved? With contributions from experts across the trade finance industry, this Guide to Digital Trade Finance charts the direction of travel
July 2024
Regulatory outlook in securities services – H2 2024 Regulatory outlook in securities services – H2 2024
Updated twice a year, this issue of the Regulatory outlook in securities services white paper provides a deep dive into regulations impacting the post-trade landscape. Written by Deutsche Bank’s Boon-Hiong Chan and Britta Woernle, it covers accelerated settlement, digital assets, artificial intelligence, and client asset protection across various regions
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Heinrich Froemsdorf
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Marc Recker on the G20 Roadmap and cross-border payments
Road to Sibos videos
October 2024
Harnessing the technology revolution taking place in Securities Services Harnessing the technology revolution taking place in Securities Services featuring Mathew Kathayanat
What does technology revolution mean for Securities Services in 2024? In our Road to Sibos video, Mathew Kathayanat, our Head of Product, APAC & Middle East, Securities Services speaks to Global Custodian’s Chris Lemmon the key AI use cases being deployed at Deutsche Bank for our custody clients & how our partnerships with Google Cloud, API etc have delivered value to clients, beyond proof of concepts.
October 2024
The evolution of the asset servicing landscape in Asia and other emerging markets The evolution of the asset servicing landscape in Asia and other emerging markets featuring Anand Rengarajan
In our Road to Sibos video in partnership with Global Custodian, we take a closer look at the evolution of the asset servicing landscape in Asia & other emerging markets & how Deutsche Bank is able to ensure consistency across the region, with it culturally diverse & multi-regulatory landscape, drawing on insights from Anand Rengarajan, our Global Head of Sales and Head of Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa, Securities Services.
September 2024
Ahead of the game: Innovating for the future of Securities Services featuring Paul Maley Ahead of the game: Innovating for the future of Securities Services featuring Paul Maley
In our Road to Sibos video, Paul Maley, our Global Head of Securities Services and Head of Corporate Bank, Americas speaks to Global Custodian’s Chris Lemmon as they discuss the theme of “Innovating for the future of Securities Services”. He also highlights how technological changes are impacting our offering including AI, cyber-security, data quality and data standards as we get ready for future.
September 2024
Navigating in an era of deglobalization Navigating in an era of deglobalization
Part 1 of 3: Globalisation plays an important part in global development. Corporates need to be vigilant, identify clear policy trends & not look to decouple from key manufacturing hubs like China, should instead derisk by having multiple supply chains to fill the gap if volatility arises. Matthew Moodey, our Head of Trade Finance and Lending, APAC examines the challenges around deglobalisation, what it means for the corporate & future of trade & supply chains.
September 2024
Determining the future areas of opportunity Determining the future areas of opportunity
Part 2 of 3: Globalisation plays an important part in global development. Corporates need to be vigilant, identify clear policy trends & not look to decouple from key manufacturing hubs like China, should instead derisk by having multiple supply chains to fill the gap if volatility arises. Matthew Moodey, our Head of Trade Finance and Lending, APAC examines the challenges around deglobalisation, what it means for the corporate & future of trade & supply chains.
September 2024
Advising clients against an uncertain backdrop Advising clients against an uncertain backdrop
Part 3 of 3: Globalisation plays an important part in global development. Corporates need to be vigilant, identify clear policy trends & not look to decouple from key manufacturing hubs like China, should instead derisk by having multiple supply chains to fill the gap if volatility arises. Matthew Moodey, our Head of Trade Finance and Lending, APAC examines the challenges around deglobalisation, what it means for the corporate & future of trade & supply chains.
