Forums and streams

Opening: Beyond Web 2.0 - what will you create?

Innovation 2:0: It’s open, not closed

• Peter Hinssen, Managing Director, A-Cross Technology

The shape of banking architecture in 2023

• Jost Hoppermann, Vice President, Forrester Research

Innovating around the customer

• Cindy Murray, Global Banking and Wealth Management - Ecommerce Executive, Bank Of America

What’s up this week at Innotribe?

• Kosta Peric, Head of Innovation, SWIFT

The future of IT: Driving innovation across financial services,

• Bindia Hallauer, Chief Technology Strategist, Worldwide Financial Services, Microsoft

12:15-13:45

Sibos Lab: How the cloud, mash-up and crowd trends can transform our industry

Cloud

• Nick Davies, Global CTO, Lombard Risk Management
• Peter Hinssen, Managing Director, A-Cross Technology

Mash-up

• Mary Knox, Research Director, Banking and Investment Services, Gartner Industry Advisory Services, Gartner
• Casper van Amelsvoort, Marketing Strategy Manager, Rabobank

Crowd

• Tim Collins, Senior Vice President, Experiental Marketing, Wells Fargo
• Chris Skinner, Chairman of the Financial Services Club & CEO, Balatro Ltd

Moderators, facilitators and coaches

• Philippe Coullomb, facilitator, The Value Web
• Matthaus Krzykowski, Venturebeat
• Eghosa D. Omoigui, Director Strategic Investments, Intel Capital
  
• Kosta Peric, Head of Innovation, SWIFT
• Matteo Rizzi, Innotribe, SWIFT
• Peter Vander Auwera, Innotribe, SWIFT

All day

Face to face: The economics of the cloud

• Jeffrey Barr, Senior AWS Technology Evangelist, Amazon Web Services
• Willy Chiu, Vice President of IBM Cloud Labs & High Performance On-Demand Solutions
• Philippe Coullomb, Facilitator, The Value Web
• Russell Daniels, Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, EDS, Hewlett Packard
• Nick Davies, Global CTO, Lombard Risk Management
• Amir Halfon, CTO Global Financial Services, SUN Microsystems
  
• Stephen Morse, Senior Director - Sales Engineering APAC, Salesforce.com
• Clare Porter, Senior Vice-President, Technology Solutions, SUNGARD
• Roland Slee, VP Banking & Capital Markets, Oracle Asia Pacific
• Neil Vernon, Senior Product Manager, Smartstream
• Stevan Vidich, Industry Technology Strategist, Worldwide Financial Services, Microsoft

14:30-16:00

Sibos Lab: Refining your ideas, give them spin and shine

Enabling agility through cloud architectures

• Amir Halfon, CTO Global Financial Services, SUN Microsystems

9:30-10:00

Let’s head for the clouds

• Jeffrey Barr, Senior AWS Technology Evangelist, Amazon Web Services

10:00-10:30

The cloud in context

• Russell Daniels, Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, EDS, Hewlett Packard

14:30-15:30

Oracle Fusion middleware: Foundation for innovation and growth

• Paul Shetler, Senior Director, Technology and Capital markets, Financial, Services Global Business unit, Oracle

15:30-16:00

Real-time results in the cloud for financial services

• Stephen Morse, Senior Director - Sales Engineering APAC, Salesforce.com

16:00-16:30

The Benche

• Lars Millberg, Head Cash Management, SEB

16:30-17:00

Discontinuities in distributed Computing

• Joe Weinman, Strategy & Business Development VP, AT&T

17:00-17:30

The Virtual branch of the bank - project Wonderland

• Michael Gialis, Head of Business Development for SUN lab, SUN

Mashups for global financial markets

• Gary Dolsen, Director, WebSphere Portal, IBM

9:30-10:00

Improving service excellence in banking through mashups

• Olivier Berthier, Solutions Director, Transaction Banking, Misys

10:00-10:30

Order from chaos: The future of the web

• Aza Raskin, Head of User Experience, Mozilla Labs

13:00 - 14:00

Face to face: The future of banking

• Tim Collins, Senior Vice President, Experimental Marketing, Wells Fargo
• Richard Jaggard, Head of Sales Global Payments and Cash Management Asia Pacific, HSBC
• Mary Knox, Research Director, Banking and Investment Services, Gartner Industry Advisory Services, Gartner
• Matteo Rizzi, Innotribe, SWIFT (Moderator)
  
• Chris Skinner, Chairman of the Financial Services Club & CEO, Balatro Ltd

14:30-16:00

Sibos Lab: Mock them up, getting your ideas ready for the show

17:30-18:30

Dry run presentations

• Matthaus Krzykowski, Venturebeat
• Eghosa D. Omoigui, Director Strategic Investments, Intel Capital

A Reality Check? Time to innovate? The marriage of business and innovation

• Clare Porter, Senior Vice-President, Technology Solutions, SUNGARD

14:00-14:30

R&D approach and roadmap to building cloud infrastructure and services to support enterprise cloud computing

• Stephen Morse, Senior Director, Sales Engineering APAC, Salesforce.com

14:30-15:00

MacroSense: Understanding real-time consumer sentiment and other predictive analytics from mobile location data

• Greg Skibiski, CEO, Sense Networks

15:00-15:30

The future of EAI: how technology/open standards evolution will lead us to intelligent messaging

• Kurt Florus, Chief Architect Global Messaging, SUNGARD

15:30-16:30

Holographic Banking

• Michael Warner, CEO, Quantum4D

16:30-17:00

The near-future of natural language interfaces

• Aza Raskin, Head of User Experience, Mozilla Labs

17:00-17:30

Liberating the Collateral Information Worker through iPhone and other mobile devices

• Nick Davies, Global CTO, Lombard Risk Management

Innovation Closing: Where does the money go?

• Wouter de Ploey, Partner, McKinsey and Company
• Guy Kawasaki, Founding Partner and entrepreneur-in-residence, Garage Technology Ventures
• Matthaus Krzykowski, Venturebeat (moderator)
• Eghosa D. Omoigui, Director Strategic Investments, Intel Capital

The Buyer’s panel - who will claim the SWIFT 2009 Innovation Award?

• Lazaro Campos, CEO, SWIFT
• Ignace Combes, Deputy CEO, Euroclear and member of the SWIFT Board
• Guy Kawasaki, Founding Partner and entrepreneur-in-residence, Garage Technology Ventures
• Gottfried Leibbrandt, Head of Markets, SWIFT
• Kosta Peric, Head of Innovation, SWIFT
• Javier Santamaria, Assistant General Manager, Banco Santander Spain and member of the SWIFT Board
• Paul Simpson, Managing Director and Global Head, Treasury and Trade Solutions, Citi

15:30-17:00

Sibos closing session: Innovation Award ceremony

Expanding the frontiers of financial services

• Nigel Woodward, Worldwide Director Financial Services, Intel

9:30-10:00

Meeting the challenges of a growth market: Upgrading the Chinese banking infrastructure

• Xin Sheng Mao, CTO IBM China Development Lab, IBM

10:00-10:30

The "Financial Commons" – collaborating to create, share and remix software

• Alex Wulms, Lead Developer, swift.com development, SWIFT and OLPC
• Mariela Atanassova, SWIFT and OLPC

12:00-12:30

Smarter mobile payments

• Peter Bearor,Global Payment Systems Sales Leader, IBM Sales & Distribution

12:30-13:00

The collaborative back-office: Creating a network effect

• Neil Vernon, Senior Product Manager, Smartstream

13:00-13:30

HP CloudPrint for BlackBerry Smartphones

• Hédi Ezzouaoui, Director, Financial Markets - Worldwide Financial Services Industry, Hewlett Packard

9:00

Forum for corporates: Present & Future

Update on SWIFT for Corporates and future developments.

• Luc Meurant, Head of Banking, Supply Chain and Corporate Markets, SWIFT
• Marilyn H. Spearing, Chairperson SWIFT Corporate AccessGroup and Global Head of Trade Finance & Cash Management Corporates, Deutsche Bank

10:00

11:00

Demystifying SWIFT: Why, how, when

This session is for corporates: can SWIFT address my objectives, is there a compelling case, did connecting to SWIFT become “cheap and simple”, can I fit this into my project plan? Come and find out why over 430 corporates said “Yes”!

• Martine Boutineau, Head of International Cash Management Products, Société Générale
• Mike Hewitt, Chief Executive, gtnews (moderator)
• Wolfgang Ratheiser, Corporate Treasury, Johnson Controls
• Wim Raymaekers, Senior Market Manager, SWIFT

12:00

14:00

The financial crisis: challenges and opportunities for the corporate treasurer

Get first hand insights from corporate treasurers and banks on the impact of the financial crisis on their company, treasur organisation and bank relationships - and how SWIFT can help.

• Richard Martin, Head of Payment and Cash Management, Barclays Bank
• Lloyd O’Connor, Managing Director, Regional Product Executive Treasury Services, J.P. Morgan
• Tjun Tang, Partner and Managing Director, The Boston Consulting Group (moderator)
• Dennis Tosh, Director of Global Capital Markets and Risk Management, Ford Motor Company
• Peter Wong, Founding Chairman and President, IACCT China

15:00

16:00

Corporate case studies – Asian corporates

These case studies will explore  why Asian corporates joined SWIFT and what benefits they got out of their connection.

• Wildrik de Blank, Group Treasurer, Noble
• Richard Linebaugh, Asia Corporate Treasury Product Delivery Executive, Global Product Solutions, Bank of America (moderator)
• WC Na, Director of Finance, Samsung Electronics Finance Group
• Violet Yung, Regional Treasurer, Asia for Tesco PLC

17:00

Providing value to your corporate clients

This session is for banks, to find out how to prepare for using SWIFT as a channel with corporates: defining product offering, getting operationally ready, preparing marketing and sales.

• Ignacio Escudero, Vice President, Global Cash Management Sales , BBVA
• Pierre Ferszstand, Global Head of Cash Management, BNP Paribas
• Elie Lasker, Head of Corporates, SWIFT
• Chen Wu, Senior Editor (Greater China), EuroFinance (moderator)

10:00

11:00

Your questions - answered

Meet the SWIFT business team to get your questions answered. This interactive session will be structured around 4 themes:

• Business case: how to build a SWIFT case and how to plan your project
• Offering: what’s in it for me? How SWIFT helps in cash and treasury management plus latest developments such as reporting in ISO XML, Electronic Bank Account Management (EBAM) and trade messaging
• Implementation: all about connectivity, application integration….
• Bank readiness: specifically for banks – how to be ready to communicate with corporates

12:00

14:00

Corporate requirements for collaborative bank solutions

This “Corporate Treasury 3.0” session explores the upcoming challenges in corporate treasury and cash management, the corporates’ requirements for collaborative banking solutions, the banks’ response to that, and how they see SWIFT’s role.

• David Blair, VP Treasury, Huawei
• Karen Fawcett, Group Head of Transaction Banking, Standard Chartered Bank
• Richard Parkinson, Managing Director, Treasury Today (moderator)
• John Laurens, Head of Global Payments and Cash Management, Asia Pacific, HSBC
• Vipul Shah, Senior Director and Head of Global Financial Services, PayPal/eBay

15:00

16:00

Corporate case studies – global implementations

These case studies will explore how corporates with global operations deployed SWIFT across their organisation.

• Christina Easton, Senior Manager, Global Cash Operations, Microsoft Treasury
• Manish Jain, Managing Director, Global Transaction Services, Citi
• Baptiste Rhoné, Treasury Senior Manager, Cash Management Asia Pacific, Total SA

17:00

10:00

Education session: ISO 20022 for dummies

Standards evolve constantly. While new standards are being developed, old ones are continually maintained and improved. However, few people know how a new standard comes to life or how the ISO 20022 process really works. This session provides insight into the development process and will introduce you to the different parties involved.

• Dana Brants, Senior Business Analyst, Standards, SWIFT
• Marc Delbaere, Head of Standards Strategy and Architecture, SWIFT

11:15

Education session: MT-MX - what is the difference?

Two principal syntaxes are exchanged on SWIFTNet: MT messages, which use a proprietary syntax; and the newer MX messages, which use the XML syntax. Join this session to learn the key differences between these two syntaxes and receive practical implementation advice. You’ll also have the chance to ask questions to the people behind the standards.

• Stephen Lindsay, Senior Technical Product Manager, Standards, SWIFT

12:30

It’s debatable: Pragmatists versus purists

Securities industry infrastructures have taken very different approaches to standardisation.

By adapting to existing legacy formats, LinkUp Markets has made implementation easier for its customers. Has accepting older formats limited its room for innovation? Or is the ability to process the bulk of transactions without imposing system changes on customers more important than the last word in specialised services? In contrast, TARGET2-Securities requires the use of the latest ISO 20022 standards. While it offers the ideal platform for future development, does this approach impose an unnecessary implementation burden on customers? Euroclear intends to support ISO 15022 and ISO 20022 for its CCI customers. This flexibility is welcome, but is it enough to contain customers’ costs?

If the major goal of each infrastructure is to harmonise market practice, which approach delivers the best combination of immediate practicality and future flexibility?

• Marc Bayle, T2S Project Manager, ECB
• Edwin De Pauw, Director, Head of Single Platform and Market Harmonisation Product Management, Euroclear
• Tomas Kindler, Managing Director, Link Up Markets

14:00

Education session: Standards Developer Kit - a hands-on training

The Standards Developer Kit (SDK) is a new product from SWIFT that reduces the time and cost of implementing standards for customers and partners. In this session you will learn what the SDK contains, and how this content can be exploited to create a flexible, cost-effective implementation of MT and MX messages.

• Stephen Lindsay, Senior Technical Product Manager, Standards, SWIFT

15:15

Payments initiatives in Asia Pacific

This session will provide an overview of the various payments initiatives in the Asia Pacific region, mainly related to market infrastructures (MIs) and corporate connectivity.  Our guest speaker will share how the Japanese local ACH (Zengin System) is migrating towards ISO20022.

• Mieko Morioka, Manager, Standards, Asia Pacific, SWIFT
• Masayuki Tagai, Chief Manager, Global Network Manager, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi (UFJ)

9:00

10:15

Securities initiatives in Asia Pacific

This session will provide an overview of the various securities initiatives in the Asia Pacific region, mainly related to market infrastructure projects in corporate actions, clearing and settlement and investment funds.

• Shunichiro Unno, Director, Post-trade Services, Japan Securities Depository Center, Inc.
• Kineth Yuen, Manager, Standards, Asia Pacific, SWIFT

11:00

XBRL

XBRL is a technology to ‘tag’ data embedded in business reports. It is being adopted for a variety of business reporting purposes around the globe. During this session you will learn how XBRL and SWIFT are working together to align the content of XBRL’s taxonomies with the ISO 20022 data dictionary. How is XBRL different from an ISO 20022 MX message? Which business areas might be affected first by this new collaboration?

• Campbell Pryde, Chief Standards Officer, XBRL US
  
  

11:45

Standards Developer Kit case study by SunGard

The Standards Developer Kit (SDK) is a new product from SWIFT that reduces the time and cost of implementing standards for customers and partners. In the context of new product development, SunGard is pioneering the use of processable standards information provided in the SDK. Learn how the SDK has already helped streamline development processes, and is expected to deliver continuing time-to-market and quality benefits over the life of the product.

• Kurt Florus, Chief Architect, Messaging, SunGard

12:30

It’s debatable: Coexistence, forever, for now or for how long?

Coexistence of old and new standards has long been considered an unavoidable but temporary step towards ultimate migration. Given today’s realities, the length of the coexistence period needs to be carefully considered. A never-ending coexistence period serves no-one well, yet many have objected to a big bang approach. This debate will consider all the options, and the associated benefits and risks.

• Gerard Hartsink, Senior Executive Vice President - ABN AMRO Group, Chairman of the European Payments Council, Convenor ISO 20022 RMG and SWIFT Board Member
  
• Gottfried Leibbrandt, Head of Marketing, SWIFT

14:00

14:00

MT 798 Implementation case studies: Misys and Surecomp present

• Olivier Berthier, Solutions Director, Misys
• Michael Richter, Senior Business Consultant, Surecomp

15:15

Standardisation in Service Oriented Architectures (SOA)

The move towards Service Oriented Architectures offers an unprecedented opportunity for the standardisation of key internal banking functions. Learn how banks, software vendors and service providers are joining forces to create and implement the SOA business standards that promise to reduce the cost and increase the agility of IT in the financial industry.

• Colin Kerr, Payments Industry Technology Strategist, Microsoft
• Richard Mark Soley, Ph.D., Chairman and CEO, Object Management Group (OMG)
• Koen Van den Brande, Group Strategy & Marketing Director, Temenos

16:00

ISO 20022: Pockets of adoption

As ISO 20022 gains momentum, it is becoming clear that take-up is driven not only by regulation but also by differences in market requirements. Come to find out what the latest plans are in the securities industry, how payments and trade service messages are gaining traction and how this will affect your organisation.

• Ruud Sleenhoff, Head of Market Infrastructures, Global Transactions Service (GTS) - Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS)
• Peter Tijou, Head of MENA Trade Product Management and industry E-Initiatives, J.P.Morgan Chase Bank NA
• Ingrid Versnel, Head of Payments & Trade, Technology & Operations, RBC Financial Group and SWIFT Board Member

9:00

9:00

Interoperability: One model, multiple syntaxes

The ISO 20022 standard was designed to work with multiple message syntaxes. Recent developments have strengthened this syntax-independence, allowing definitions from several standards bodies and spanning a number of syntaxes to be incorporated into the ISO 20022 framework. Join this session to learn about the progress already made towards syntax independence, the work that remains to be done, and the benefits that interoperability at this level can deliver.

• Marc Delbaere, Head of Standards Strategy and Architecture, SWIFT
• Richard Mark Soley, Ph.D., Chairman and CEO, Object Management Group (OMG)
• Lisa Taikitsadaporn, Managing Partner, Brook Path Partners, Inc. and Technical Project Manager, FIX Protocol, Ltd.

10:15

Standards in e-Invoicing market development

A single message standard is often seen as a key driver for market development, although this is not always the approach initially adopted. The development of e-invoicing is based on many standards and formats. Join this session to learn more about the various regional approaches In Europe for example, there is an identified need to attain broader reach, interoperability, and stronger growth.

• Robert Blair, Executive Director, Treasury Services, J.P. Morgan
• Ken Isaacson, Vice President, Wholesale Product Office, Federal Reserve Bank of New York, USA.
• Stig Korsgaard, Standards Manager, Danish Bankers Association

11:00

The Standards Developer Kit (SDK) is a new product from SWIFT that reduces the time and cost of implementing standards for customers and partners. Clearstream has realised major efficiency gains in standards implementation using a combination of machine-readable standards definitions from the SWIFT Standards Developer Kit, and specialist tools from GEFEG. At this session Clearstream and GEFEG will share their success story and demonstrate some of the advantages of standards automation.

• Frank Dreisch, CTO, GEFEG
• Irene Mermigidis, Senior Vice President - Product Management Core Products, Clearstream Banking

12:30

It’s debatable: Cover Payments - what’s next?

To increase transparency with cover payments, the MT 202 COV and MT 205 COV messages are now available for implementation with the November 2009 SWIFT Standards Release. Join us in a debate with industry experts to discuss the impact on the payments industry, the efforts required from the players in the market place, the expected pick-up and any pain points still to be addressed

• George M. Doolittle, Managing director – Head of GFI Payment Services Global Financial Institutions & Trade Services, Wachovia
• Hansjörg Nymphius, Director - Global Transaction Banking, Deutsche Bank
• Masayuki Tagai, Chief Manager, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi (UFJ)

14:00

ISO 20022 for corporate actions: Today or tomorrow

Is ISO 20022 the way forward for corporate actions communication? This debate brings together opposite views on common subjects, such as who will be the driving force behind ISO 20022, what is the business case, when is the right time to migrate, and what will it take to get there?

• Patrick Chicy, Head of Custody and Clearing, HSBC Hong Kong
• Paola Deantoni, Head of Network Management, Société Générale
• Brett Lancaster, Vice President, Asset Services, The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation

15:00

15:15

Standards Developer Kit case study by IBM

The Standards Developer Kit (SDK) is a new product from SWIFT that reduces the time and cost of implementing standards for customers and partners. IBM, a participant in the SDK pilot programme, has chosen to switch from developing and maintaining its own definitions of SWIFT MT messages to using definitions provided by SWIFT as part of the SDK. In this presentation you will learn about the motivation for this change, and its benefits for IBM and its customers.

• Toni Friedrich, Executive IT-Architect Payment Systems, IBM

16:00

Coexistence: A community challenge

In this interactive workshop, the Standards community shares their vision for worldwide adoption of ISO 20022. Keeping a finger on the pulse of all major aspects of coexistence requirements and concerns, we’ll take on the challenge to redefine the problem statement and gather feedback to inspire the next wave of community engagement and planning for MT/MX coexistence.

9:00

The Standards Developer Kit (SDK) is a new product from SWIFT that reduces the time and cost of implementing standards for customers and partners. Join us to learn how using the SDK reduces cost and time-to-market for a number of pilot users, including financial institutions and software vendors.

• Stephen Lindsay, Senior Technical Product Manager, Standards, SWIFT
• Adam Moulson, Head of Standards Implementation, SWIFT

10:15

Harmonisation between Standards

As data standards evolve, harmonisation among multiple data standards that share the same information environment becomes an increasingly important goal.

This session will offer perspectives from executives of two organizations that share the same harmonisation goal, a common core in the ISO 20022 standard, and an industry-driven model:
Object Management Group (OMG), whose Model Driven Messaging Interoperability (MDMI) initiative seeks to simplify message mapping and lower conversion, upgrade, and integration costs with a shared model.
XBRL US, which is responsible for the development, maintenance, and support of an XML framework for business and financial reporting in the US, based on a common core XBRL US GAAP Taxonomy.  Recently adopted by
the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for public company and mutual fund reporting, it is now being built out to include asset-backed securities, and credit-rating agency, and corporate actions taxonomies based on the ISO 20022 data element repository.

An overview of the approach each organisation is taking, challenges encountered, and progress realised will provide session participants with a current state of standards harmonisation in public, private, and cross-sector settings. 

• Mark Bolgiano, President and CEO, XBRL US
• Richard Mark Soley, Ph.D., Chairman and CEO, Object Management Group (OMG)

11:15

Interoperability between financial messaging formats is key to enabling true Straight Through Processing. Model Driven Message Interoperability (MDMI), an OMG specification, moves beyond the usual expensive point-to-point ad-hoc mapping approach. It provides a declarative, model-driven mechanism to perform message transformation, based on the business meaning underlying message standards. This presentation introduces the main concepts of MDMI and shows them at work through the demonstration of a prototype implementation.

• Richard Mark Soley, Ph.D., Chairman and CEO, Object Management Group (OMG)

11:45

Towards Clearer Semantics: a proof of concept

This session shows how the model organization prescribed by ISO 20022 can be improved to foster reuse and make semantics clearer. The changes are exploratory but the approach can be supported by commercially available tools, such as DataXtend, which will be demonstrated during the session.

• Marc Delbaere, Head of Standards Strategy and Architecture, SWIFT
• Robert Stowsky, Director, Financial Services Sector, Progress Software

12:00

13:15

SMPG – the centre of securities market practice

Beyond its tenth year of existence, the Securities Market Practice Group remains the accepted centre of global market practice setting for ISO 15022 and ISO20022 standards. Hear what members have to say about the importance of market practice in times of credit crisis and the benefits of worldwide cooperation in securities transaction automation based on standards and agreed market practices. Only with global market practice can we smooth interaction between players be achieved in increasingly global securities markets.

• Charles-Raymond Boniver, Senior Manager Financial Services Institutions, Ineum Consulting
• Taketoshi Mori, Chief Manager, Payment & Clearing Services Division, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ
• Satoru Yamadera, Economist, Office of Regional Economic Integration (OREI)
  Asian Development Bank (ADB)

14:00

Customer First in Standards

Following last year’s discussion at Sibos on putting the customer first in Standards, come and hear Jamie and her management team explain what they have delivered over the past year and why this will make a real difference to the community. This is also an opportunity for you to ask questions and make suggestions about which standardisation issues should be tackled next.

• Jamie Shay, Head of Standards, SWIFT

15:00

Closing of Standards Forum

Closing remarks by Jamie Shay, Head of Standards, SWIFT