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The European Union's revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2) has paved the way for a new era of Open Banking globally. As a result, it will have huge impacts on business models, security mechanisms and innovation in banking. In recent times, a question that has arisen consistently is how security and innovation can go hand-in-hand? Open […]
This is one of its kind event where we will be discussing How banks to truly understand their customers by leveraging customer insight into something actionable while complying with increasing regulatory scrutiny and striving to meet ever-rising customer expectations. 15+ leading industry speakers and experts who are behind this new momentum will jointly present it. […]
Instant Payments are set to drive the most significant transformation in the global payments landscape since the introduction of today's electronic payment mechanisms. In the digital era, it is incomprehensible why e-payments should take longer than e-mails or instant messages/ SMS, live movie streaming or Instagram. There is a definite growing demand for the immediacy […]
We are proud to present Amsterdam's first dedicated "Intelligent Automation in Banking Summit". Intelligent Automation has the potential to bring in disruptive transformation in almost every aspect of the banking industry. In this summit, we will be discussing how AI and RPA will revolutionize the modern banking system and enhance the customer experience. This first […]
2018 was dubbed as the 'Year of PSD2 and GDPR' when these two major regulations went live in Europe Union at approximately'the same period. Kinfos Events recognized that there was a significant gap in understanding, expectations, what is actually allowed and how GDPR can impact the actual implementation of PSD2 therefore we successfully organised Europe's […]
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