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Live webinar: From Open Banking and BigTechs to PSD3

Taking advantage of the ​disruption in financial services

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PSD2 was supposed to change the way we bank and pay – but has it really changed anything? 

 
It's already two years into the execution and we are wondering: where are the fluent APIs, speedy transactions, and plethora of fintechs using the interfaces to incumbent banks? The position of BigTechs is emerging fast and there are gaps to fill in the open banking scene. 

 

In this webinar, we will take a look at the Nordic and UK landscapes for open banking, possibilities for using banking as a service, and ponder on how BigTechs are taking leaps into the financial sector - discussing how banks should react to this disruption. 

​​​In this episode, Sirpa Nordlund sits down for a fireside chat ​with two fantastic guest speakers from the industry: Kasper Sylvest, Head of Infrastructures and industry engagement at Danske Bank, and Xavier Herrero, Manager of Operations Groups & Development of Banking Services, CaixaBank

Date: 1​9th​ November at 15:00 CET

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​​Panelists

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Xavier Herrero 
Manager of Operations Groups & Development of Banking Services​
CaixaBank​​

Xavier has worked in the Banking Sector for more than 30 years, mainly focused on Trade Finance and International Payments. He joined CaixaBank in 2016 and is in charge of managing Operations Groups on international-related payments Working Groups, mainly focused on Instant Payments, deployment of PSD2, and innovation in Payments. Xavier is a member of serveral expert groups such as ERPB on Transparency in Payments and EBA’s Payment Regulation Sounding Board, set up to make a comprehensive approach to payment’s regulation initiatives currently ongoing in Europe.​ 

 
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Kasper Sylvest 
Head of Infrastructures and industry engagement
Danske Bank

Kasper is responsible for financial market infrastructures, ID solution, sector collaboration and regulatory payment projects in Danske Bank Group.  He has worked in the payment industry since 2001 starting in the Danish Central Bank then moving to IT in Danske Bank before he took his current position. Kasper has been involved in developing mobile payment solutions such as MobilePay and instant payments and open banking. Currently he is focused on building the new nordic payment infrastructure P27.
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Sirpa​ Norlund 
Head of Industry Engagement
Nets

Sirpa is an experienced leader in the financial and hi-tech industry. She has held several management positions in sales, business development and finance. For 15 years, Sirpa has been an internationally recognized commentator in digital transformation, both in fields of payments and leadership. As SVP in Nets Issuing and eSecurity services, Sirpa Nordlund helps to deliver new exponential payment services to banks and financial institutions. ​​​

 

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