Amsterdam | October 10-13, 2022

BNY Mellon at
Sibos 2022

Sibos is the world’s premier financial services event organised by SWIFT. The annual conference and exhibition brings together thousands of business leaders, decision makers and topic experts from across the financial ecosystem. Visit BNY Mellon at Booth D44.

 

Amsterdam | October 10-13, 2022

BNY Mellon at Sibos 2022

Sibos is the world’s premier financial services event organised by SWIFT. The annual conference and exhibition brings together thousands of business leaders, decision makers and topic experts from across the financial ecosystem. Visit BNY Mellon at Booth D44.


Speakers

Jennifer Barker

Jennifer Barker

CEO, BNY Mellon Treasury Services

Caroline Butler

Caroline Butler

CEO, BNY Mellon Custody Services

Isabelle Bouille

Principal Product Manager, Treasury Services

Ralph Comulada

Ralph Comulada

Head of Enterprise Financial Messaging & Transaction Surveillance

Isabella Schmidt

Isabel Schmidt

Co-Head of Payments Products

Carl Slabicki

Carl Slabicki

Co-Head of Global Payments

Steve Wager

Steve Wager

Head of Global Markets Management

Stephen Wojciechowicz

Stephen Wojciechowicz

Product Manager, Treasury Services

David Wouters

David Wouters

Product Manager, Asset Servicing and Digital

Hear from

Our Experts

at Sibos

09:45 - 10:30 CET

Transaction Banking Fraud Session: Session #1 - How Banks are Adopting and Preparing to Combat the Evolving Payment Fraud Landscape

Speaker: Stephen Wojciechowicz, Product Manager, Treasury Services 

 

Session description: The payments ecosystem is evolving rapidly with the onset of faster to real-time payments and the expansion of cryptocurrencies. Fraudsters are getting smarter by the day to leverage all payment rails effectively to embezzle funds. It is now table stakes to monitor customers’ activity and create a 360-degree view of their behaviors. Use of real-time monitoring technologies in conjunction with artificial intelligence and machine learning seems to be working for a few. Learn from industry experts of the challenges within transaction banking to combat fraud and potential opportunities banks should be evaluating now to be as future proof as possible.


13:15 - 14:00 CET

Connecting the Dots: Market Infrastructure Interlinking 

Speaker: Carl Slabicki, Co-Head of Global Payments 

 

Session description: Market infrastructures have a key role to play in enabling instant and frictionless end-to-end payments between bank accounts in their own communities. But what do you get when you interlink them? A much wider reach and a better payments experience across borders. In this session, we’ll explain SWIFT’s vision to interoperate with these market infrastructures, combining the global presence of SWIFT with their domestic reach. Whether a market infrastructure runs on SWIFT or on its proprietary communication channels, linking it with SWIFT has many benefits, including extending its reach globally, leveraging the values brought by the SWIFT platform, providing end-customers a truly instant experience for their cross-border payments and achieving frictionless end-to-end transactions between any two bank accounts globally. 


13:15 - 14:00 CET

Take to the Cloud: Customer Showcase

Speaker: Ralph Comulada, Head of Enterprise Financial Messaging & Transaction Surveillance 

 

Session description: Whether you're at the start of your cloud journey or are already navigating its twists and turns, we want to support you. Join this session to hear from two customers that have already taken to the cloud – one that's harnessing the power of the public cloud offer via Alliance Connect Virtual, and another that's using our own SaaS solution, Alliance Cloud. We'll be learning about both of their journeys and how they've sparked new innovation opportunities.


14:15 - 15:00 CET

Tackling the Root of Securities Settlement Fails

Speaker: David Wouters, Product Manager, Asset Servicing and Digital

 

Session information: Securities settlement fails create both added costs and operational risks for trading counterparties. And these challenges are only intensifying under CSDR’s Settlement Discipline Regime and the decision by certain markets to adopt T+1. Increased transparency on securities transactions will be essential if the industry is to reduce settlement fails moving forward. In this session, we’ll look at why some transactions fail to settle on time, the rising costs and risks associated with this, and hear first-hand from key securities players about a new service that will address the issue once and for all.


14:30 - 15:00 CET | Conference stage 3 (CFS3)

Spotlight on AI Transforming the Future of Finance 

Speaker: Ralph Comulada, Head of Enterprise Financial Messaging & Transaction Surveillance 

 

Session information: The adoption of AI across the financial industry has the potential to streamline and optimise processes ranging from credit decisions to quantitative trading and financial risk management.  Join this session to unlock your opportunities. 

09:00 - 09:45 CET

What's Next for Securities Standards?

Speaker: David Wouters, Product Manager, Asset Servicing and Digital


14:00 - 15:00 CET

Big Issue Debate: Fragmentation is an obstacle to achieving an interconnected, digital economy. Is Interlinking or interoperability the way forward?

Speaker: Jennifer Barker, CEO, BNY Mellon Treasury Services

09:00 - 09:45 CET

Your Guide to Making the Most of ISO 20022’s Rich Data: In Conversation Between Stephen Lindsay and Isabel Schmidt

Speaker: Isabel Schmidt, Co-Head of Payments Products

 

Session description: Far from just being a mandatory exercise, the adoption of ISO 20022 for cross-border payments and reporting has transformative potential. It can help you help increase efficiency, reduce risks, improve customer experiences and analytics, and develop new innovative products and services. These benefits are made possible by better data, and it’s now up to all of us to make the most of the standard’s rich-data format. In this session, we’ll discuss where the opportunities lie, what’s at stake, and how we can continue to work together to improve data quality across the financial services ecosystem.


09:30 - 10:30 CET

ISSA Women in Action Forum

Room D407

Speaker: Caroline Butler, CEO BNY Mellon Custody Services 


12:00 - 12:30 CET

The Importance of Trusted Institutions During Times of Uncertainty

Speaker: Steve Wager, Head of Global Markets Management

 

Session description: The last two years has reminded the industry of how significant geopolitical events and other unanticipated externalities (e.g., pandemic) create significant disruption and risk in financial markets.  Effective responses to these unexpected events are always rooted in robust frameworks, expertise and depth of experience.

12:00 - 12:30 CET

Helping You Make Your Move to the New Payments Language

SWIFT Insights (formerly known as the Knowledge Bar)

Speaker: Isabelle Bouille, Principal Product Manager, Treasury Services

 

Session Description: ISO 20022 will bring major opportunities for the financial industry – including richer data frictionless payments. But different markets are adopting ISO 20022 at different speeds, and it’s important to be able to carefully manage any complexities that arise during this process. To help your transition run as smoothly as possible, we’re lending a helping hand. Join this session to hear how you can leverage solutions such as MyStandards and SWIFT Translator to ease and accelerate your move to ISO 20022.


12:00 -13:00 CET

Servicing Digital Assets, Who Will Win the Battle?

Speaker: Caroline Butler, CEO BNY Mellon Custody Services

 

Session Description: As decentralised finance continues to boom, financial institutions and fintechs around the world are defining how digital and tokenised assets will be issued, traded, settled, safekept and serviced. But is there still a need to keep these new assets in a custody account or a depositary bank? How will traditional intermediaries and securities servicing firms such as custodians and CSDs adapt and compete? Or will they partner with fintechs that, despite lacking the maturity and established business knowledge, have an edge when it comes to agility and ease with using new technology?


14:00 – 14:45 CET

Growth in Global Payments: And the Winners Are…

Conference Stage 3 (CS3)

Speaker: Isabel Schmidt, Co-Head of Payments Products

 

Session Description: As decentralised finance continues to boom, financial institutions and fintechs around the world are defining how digital and tokenised assets will be issued, traded, settled, safekept and serviced. But is there still a need to keep these new assets in a custody account or a depositary bank? How will traditional intermediaries and securities servicing firms such as custodians and CSDs adapt and compete? Or will they partner with fintechs that, despite lacking the maturity and established business knowledge, have an edge when it comes to agility and ease with using new technology?


14:30 - 15:30 CET

Sibos SWIFT Go Insight Session 

Speaker: Stephen Wojciechowicz, Product Manager, Treasury Services

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BNY Mellon Booth D44

 

The BNY Mellon team looks forward to connecting in person in the exhibit hall. Join us for our booth reception on Wednesday, 12 October from 16:00 – 18:00 CET. 

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