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0900-Welcome
Dr. Jakub Górka, Faculty of Management, University of Warsaw
Dr. Julio de Castro, Dean of the PhD School and Chair for Entrepreneurship, IE
Juan José Güemes, Chairman of the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center, IE
0915-Keynote adress
Joaquín Almunia, Chairman of the Board of the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS), former
Vicepresident of the European Commission
0945-New technologies versus cash
Digital technologies offer new possibilities for financial services suppliers, consumers and supervisors. This panel will review
Distributed Ledger Technology as well as digital currencies with the perspective of traditional cash
Moderation: Dr. Julio de Castro, Dean of the PhD School and Chair for Entrepreneurship, IE
From TARGET to Blockchain
Dieter Becker, European Central Bank, former project manager TARGET, (The Trans-European Automated
Real-time Gross settlement Express Transfer is the leading European platform for processing large-value
payments and is used by both central banks and commercial banks to process payments in euro in real time)
Managing decentralized networks
Prof. Dr. Samer Hassan, Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University, and
Associate Professor at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid
SNR-K1: an environment for land registration using blockchain technologies for Latinamerica
Joaquín López Lérida, CEO Kolokium
Is cash still relevant?
Prof. Dr. Malte Krueger, University of Applied Sciences Aschaffenburg
11.30-Cofee break
1200-New Standards and Regulation
The arrival of new technologies has fostered changes in standards bringing new services that are faster and offer new
possibilities both for the supply and demand that start with the PSD2, bringing Open API or the new RTS for strong customer
authentication, as well as other new services such as Instant Payments.
Moderation: Luis Maldonado, IE Finance Professor
The state of play of European Standards and Regulations
Philippe Pellé, Deputy Head of Retail Financial Services and Payments Unit, DG FISMA, European
Commission
New regulation and the need for coordination
José Manuel Marqués, Head of the Financial Innovation Division, Banco de España,
Instant Payments: Cornerstone to close the electronic loop
Prof. Dr. Jürgen Bott, University of Applied Sciences Kaiserslautern
Discussants
Santiago Fernández de Lis, Head of Financial Systems and Regulation, BBVA, & member of the
High-Level Advisory Group on Fintech, IMF
Lara de Mesa, Head of Public Policy, Grupo Santander
1400-Networking Lunch. IE Patio de los Olivos, Serrano 105
1500-Fintech as a tool for Inclusion
Legislative powers are pushing from a major change in regulations regarding payments and Fintech. What is to be expected
from this side?
Moderation: Dr. Luis Garicano, Head of the Center for the Digital Economy, IE
How to get accounts for everybody
Jürgen Klute, Rapporteur of the Payment Accounts Directive, former member of the European
Parliament.
Financial services and financial Inclusion
Sebastian Plubins, Managing Director Europe, Middle East, Africa & South Asia, Ria Financial
Decentralizing grant giving
Alex Shkor, CEO and Blockchain Architect - DEIP
New banks
Guillermo Vicandi, CEO Bnext
1630-Keynote adress: Banks in the digital age
Moderation: Juan José Güemes, Chairman of the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center, IE
Jose María Roldán, Chairman of the Asociación Española de Banca, former Regulation Director BdE
1700-Closing remarks
Juan José Güemes, Chairman of the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center, IE
Dr. Jakub Górka, Faculty of Management, University of Warsaw (Organizer of PDF 2019 in Poland)
NB: the agenda is dated 18-03-2018. Any change will be notified through this web page
Dr. Jakub Górka, Faculty of Management, University of Warsaw
Dr. Julio de Castro, Dean of the PhD School and Chair for Entrepreneurship, IE
Juan José Güemes, Chairman of the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center, IE
0915-Keynote adress
Joaquín Almunia, Chairman of the Board of the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS), former
Vicepresident of the European Commission
0945-New technologies versus cash
Digital technologies offer new possibilities for financial services suppliers, consumers and supervisors. This panel will review
Distributed Ledger Technology as well as digital currencies with the perspective of traditional cash
Moderation: Dr. Julio de Castro, Dean of the PhD School and Chair for Entrepreneurship, IE
From TARGET to Blockchain
Dieter Becker, European Central Bank, former project manager TARGET, (The Trans-European Automated
Real-time Gross settlement Express Transfer is the leading European platform for processing large-value
payments and is used by both central banks and commercial banks to process payments in euro in real time)
Managing decentralized networks
Prof. Dr. Samer Hassan, Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University, and
Associate Professor at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid
SNR-K1: an environment for land registration using blockchain technologies for Latinamerica
Joaquín López Lérida, CEO Kolokium
Is cash still relevant?
Prof. Dr. Malte Krueger, University of Applied Sciences Aschaffenburg
11.30-Cofee break
1200-New Standards and Regulation
The arrival of new technologies has fostered changes in standards bringing new services that are faster and offer new
possibilities both for the supply and demand that start with the PSD2, bringing Open API or the new RTS for strong customer
authentication, as well as other new services such as Instant Payments.
Moderation: Luis Maldonado, IE Finance Professor
The state of play of European Standards and Regulations
Philippe Pellé, Deputy Head of Retail Financial Services and Payments Unit, DG FISMA, European
Commission
New regulation and the need for coordination
José Manuel Marqués, Head of the Financial Innovation Division, Banco de España,
Instant Payments: Cornerstone to close the electronic loop
Prof. Dr. Jürgen Bott, University of Applied Sciences Kaiserslautern
Discussants
Santiago Fernández de Lis, Head of Financial Systems and Regulation, BBVA, & member of the
High-Level Advisory Group on Fintech, IMF
Lara de Mesa, Head of Public Policy, Grupo Santander
1400-Networking Lunch. IE Patio de los Olivos, Serrano 105
1500-Fintech as a tool for Inclusion
Legislative powers are pushing from a major change in regulations regarding payments and Fintech. What is to be expected
from this side?
Moderation: Dr. Luis Garicano, Head of the Center for the Digital Economy, IE
How to get accounts for everybody
Jürgen Klute, Rapporteur of the Payment Accounts Directive, former member of the European
Parliament.
Financial services and financial Inclusion
Sebastian Plubins, Managing Director Europe, Middle East, Africa & South Asia, Ria Financial
Decentralizing grant giving
Alex Shkor, CEO and Blockchain Architect - DEIP
New banks
Guillermo Vicandi, CEO Bnext
1630-Keynote adress: Banks in the digital age
Moderation: Juan José Güemes, Chairman of the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center, IE
Jose María Roldán, Chairman of the Asociación Española de Banca, former Regulation Director BdE
1700-Closing remarks
Juan José Güemes, Chairman of the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center, IE
Dr. Jakub Górka, Faculty of Management, University of Warsaw (Organizer of PDF 2019 in Poland)
NB: the agenda is dated 18-03-2018. Any change will be notified through this web page
| Registration Participation in this conference is free of charge. The limited seats available will be assigned by strict order of registration through the below form. All the accepted registrations will be confirmed by e-mail. The conference will be held in english |
Conference will be held
friday 13th April 2018 at
the Aula Magna of IE
Business School, Maria
de Molina 11, Madrid
friday 13th April 2018 at
the Aula Magna of IE
Business School, Maria
de Molina 11, Madrid
Fintech: The Future of Money 3rd Payments Drift Forum Co-organized by Madrid 13 April 2018, IE Business School, Maria de Molina 11, Madrid |
