10th

10th International Conference16 June 2016 • The Taj Mahal Palace • Mumbai

2016

FinTech: Redefining banking for customers

Summit 2016 Background

Along the path of transformation, technology is transforming the financial services industry and the way customers access financial products and services. Although the sector has experienced a significant degree of change in past few years, the constant change driven by technology-based applications in nearly every segment of FS is something new. At the intersection of finance and technology lies a phenomenon that has been accelerating the pace of change at a remarkable rate and is reshaping the industry’s status quo – it is called FinTech.

FinTech is a dynamic segment at the intersection of the financial services and technology sectors where technology-focused start-ups and new market entrants innovate not only the existing products and services but also new products and services otherwise considered impossible by traditional banking players.

As such, FinTech is gaining significant momentum and causing disruption to the traditional value chain. In fact, funding of FinTech start-ups more than doubled in 2015 reaching $12.2bn, up from $5.6bn. Cutting-edge FinTech companies and new market activities are redrawing the competitive landscape, blurring the lines that define players in the FS sector.

The 10th edition of the CII BANKing TECH Summit recognizes the fact that banks have managed to attain accelerated growth by adopting Fin-Tech and a new way of banking for customers, hence the theme ‘FinTech: Redefining banking for customers’

As the Indian financial services enters this exciting phase of building for the future, it may do well to learn from innovative solutions playing out across the world.

FinTech poses a challenge to regulators, as there may be a risk of an uneven playing field between the FS and FinTech companies. It is observed that 86% of FS CEOs are concerned about the impact of overregulation on their prospects for growth, making this the biggest threat to growth they face.

Another significant element to be considered in framing of regulations is the pace at which technology advances and the way in which regulations need to keep up to stay with if not ahead of the Fintech advancements.

Highlights of BANKing TECH Summit 2015 The 9th edition of BANKing TECH Summit, CII’s flagship International Conference for the Indian Banking Technology Industry was held on 21 April 2015 in Mumbai. The Summit focused on how technology can break down barriers of reach, improve penetration in under-penetrated markets and help navigate through the continuously changing regulatory landscape.

The Summit was inaugurated by Chief Guest, Mr H R Khan, Deputy Governor, Reserve Bank of India and Guest of Honour, Mr A P Hota, Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer, National Payments Corporation of India who also jointly released the CII-PwC Report on ‘Banks taking a Quantum leap

through Digital’. Mr Arnab Basu, Technoloy Leader, PwC, India gave an overview on the Report and Mr M S Raghavan, Chairman & Managing Director, IDBI Bank

Ltd. delivered the Special Address in the Inaugural Session of the Summit. The Summit was addressed by eminent professionals from the Indian Banking Technology Industry. Over 250 MDs, CEOs & CIOs, along with cross functional professionals from the Banking & IT Industry participated at the Summit.

10th

10th International Conference2016

16 J une 2016 • The Ta j Maha l Pa l a ce • Mumba i CII’s Flagship Indian Banking Technology Summit

BANKing TECH Summit 2016 ObjectivesThe 10th edition of the BANKing TECH Summit revolves around how FinTech has been intertwined in each fragment of banking business, be it customer experience, revenue growth, operations and processes or regulatory compliance.

The Summit will primarily focus on the following topics:

1. Future shape of financial eco-system in India’2. Emerging technologies in Banking3. Synergies across risk & regulatory

Who will Benefit

Participating Industries:• Indian and Multinational Financial Institutions• Large, Medium and Small Technology Solution providers for BFSI

Industry Professionals in the following areas:• Bank CMDs & MDs• CIOs, CTOs and CDOs• Head - Financial/Banking Solutions• Head - Risk and Compliance• Head - Treasury• Head - Global Product - Sales & Marketing• Head - Distribution• Heads - Operations• Network Managers/Technology Solution Implementers• Technology Service Providers• BFSI Consultants Thought Leadership Interactive Roundtable:

‘Embracing the Fintech Disruption in Banking’

Key Take Aways

The role Fintech has carved out for itself globally and in India

Breakthroughs in the areas of Fintech – Future of Fintech

Challenges faced by Fintech companies to balance risk and regulations

Registration Details

Participation Fee

Per Delegate:• For CII/ IWN/ YI/ Industry Support Members ` 6000/-

• For Non-Members ` 7750/-

• For Students/ Academia ` 3000/-

• For Overseas Delegates US $ 200

Participation Fee Inclusive of Service Tax as applicable by Government of India

Procedure for Enrolling:• Please use the enclosed Delegate Registration Form to send in your nominations• Please use the enclosed Application and Contract Form to Book Exhibition Space• Cheque / Demand Draft should be drawn in favour of ‘Confederation of Indian Industry’ payable in Mumbai

Booth Rental:• Indoor Built-up Space for a 6 sqm. booth ` 1,25,000/-

FinTech: Redefining banking for customers

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