2017

@ Intersekt Festival #intersekt17

#CollabCollide

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Join us for the FinTech Australia + Next Money Collab/Collide Summit 2017, at Intersekt, and be immersed in the ideas shaping

Australian FinTech influencing the world.

Financial technology has evolved into a powerful global movement that has brought together entrepreneurs, technology giants and big banks to develop ideas and innovations that can harness the

power of the digital age to create better, sustainable, financial services for people across the globe and for future generations to

come.

The Summit is the highlight event of the Intersekt Festival and will bring the whole FinTech Ecosystem together - Startups,

Corporates, Government and Regulators.

Collab/Collide17 will convene the Australian and APAC FinTech community. Taking inspiration from the expansion of FinTech

globally, the summit will welcome the world’s leading authorities, from innovators, institutions and investors to policy makers,

regulators and international trade bodies.

The 2 days will feature high-quality keynotes, mentor sessions, fireside chats, panels, startup showcases, pitches and case

studies from entrepreneurs and FinTech professionals across the ecosystem, plus the Collab/Collide Expo. This is the preeminent

national event for the Australian FinTech industry.

“The conference will connect, engage, inform, educate and provide an opportunity for attendees to further build the Australian FinTech

community on a national and international scale.” Vanessa Ronan-Pearce, Director of Events and Partnerships, FinTech

Australia and Program Director for Intersekt.

About Intersekt + Collab/Collide

1000+ festival attendees

over 90 speakers

500+ summit attendees

Valuable networking

opportunities

40+ exhibitors

NAB Hackathon with over $10,000 worth

of prizes

Next Money + Visa Pitchfest

AGENDADAY 1Thursday 2 November 2017

7:30 - 8:20 REGISTRATION OPEN

8:00-8:20 Get The Most Out of Your Day! - Pre-event Networking Session Julia Palmer (Business Networking Academy)

Do you know the best way to network, make the right connections and build the necessary relationship to grow your business?

Attend this session to become an expert networker.

PLENARY MORNING SESSIONS 1

8:20 - 8:30 Summit MC - Chloe JamesGroup Media Director - RFi Group & Presenter at Sky News Australia

Welcome AddressOpening Message from Danielle Szetho, FinTech Australia CEO,

Simon Cant, FinTech Australia Chairman and Rob Findlay, Next Money CEO

8:30 - 9:00 Federal Government AddressThe Hon. Scott Morrison MP, Fed Treasurer of Australia

Followed by In Conversation with Alastair Lukies CBE (Motive Partners)

9:00- 9:30

10:10-10:30

9:30-10:10

INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE: Open banking, digital identity and artificial intelligence -

Why IS_A_PERSON will be the most valuable credential of allDavid Birch (Director, Consult Hyperion) - UK

Followed by fireside chat with Victoria Richardson (AusPayNet)

We are rapidly approaching a world where financial services is being stripped right back to its core; to data, patterns and algorithms. Our finances are increasingly done through digital channels - and our ability to do so is entirely dependent on being able to prove that we are who we say we are. So how might this play out when the machines hold all our information, and are increasingly

becoming the agents for our daily lives?

WOMEN IN FINTECHClara Durodie (Cognitive Finance Group), Emma Weston (AgriDigital),

Shahirah Gardner (Finch), Siobhan Hayden (HashChing), Julia French (Founder for Founders)

Moderator: Chloe James (RFi + Sky News)

A growing body of research suggests that organisations founded by women or that take leadership roles by empowering women in FinTech are more innovative and return better financial results. In this session we will hear from just a few of the exceptional women in fintech making a difference and bridging the gender gap.

10:30 - 10:50 MORNING TEA

INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE: Fintech for financial inclusion in Asia and beyond

Nina Zhou (CreditEase Fintech Fund) - Hong KongFollowed by fireside chat w Simon Cant (Reinventure)

The unique combination of a geographically dispersed population, rapid digital infrastructure development and accelerating economic growth has made Asia a dynamic hotbed for fintech innovation. Unencumbered by legacy financial infrastructure, fintech companies in Asia are re-imagining and transforming the financial

services stack, creating digital customer experiences that were made for mobile and a new generation of Asian consumer. Nina Zhou from leading Hong Kong Fintech fund CreditEase will share her view on these trends and innovations, and together with Simon Cant from Reinventure Fund, Nina will discuss where opportunities still

exist for traditional firms and investors.

11:00- 11:30 INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE: Lessons, trends and the new “Golden Era” of FinTech

Ron Suber, (Executive Chairman, Prosper. The Godfather of FinTech) - USAFollowed by a Q&A with Paul Colgan (Business Insider Australia)

As founding CEO and “Chairman Emeritus” of the USA’s first ever Peer-to-peer Lender, Prosper, Ron Suber has become the industry’s go-to guy. He’s personally invested in more than 15 fintech

companies and serves as an official advisor to six of them, at last count. Returning to Australia for only the second time, the “Godfather of FinTech” will share new observations and lessons

about what’s happening in fintech, innovation and online lending around the world.

11:30 - 12:10 STRATEGY PANEL DISCUSSION: Global Finance, Disrupted

Megan Caywood (Starling), Kaarel Kuddu (Transferwise), Ron Suber, (Prosper)Alan Shields (RFi Group), Melisande Waterford (APRA)

Moderator: Danielle Szetho (FinTech Australia)

Banks’ core competitive advantages are being eroded – and they face some tough choices if they are to stay competitive in the digital age. This extraordinary panel will discuss what’s going

to be left in the bank stack once everything becomes modular - can regional banks compete with neo banks? Or might the next-gen Asian or US digital financial giants disrupt everything?

How are regulators expecting this to unfold, and what are they doing to prepare for this new era of disrupted global finance?

12:10 - 12:40 FIRESIDE CHAT: Behind the HeadlineSteven Ji - Sequioa

Interviewed by: Danny Gilligan (Reinventure/Data Republic)

While other investors take a laser-focused approach to the AI sector, Sequoia’s portfolio includes more broadly defined AI firms. After screening hundreds of AI teams and start-ups, Sequoia has zeroed in on two key parameters when evaluating an AI investment’s potential:

application and data. In this session hear from Sequoia partner Yue (Steven) Ji, as he delves into the logic behind the venture firm’s AI investment strategy and interest in Australian fintech.

14:00 - 14:30

MAIN STAGE STREAM 1 STREAM 2 Digital Banking in Australia - Case Study: Ferocia and Bendigo Bank

Dominic Pym (Ferocia/Alt) + Marnie Baker (Bendigo Bank)

Interviewed by: David Birch (Consult Hyperion, UK)

DESCRIPTION: Digital banking is not digitised banking: it means a rethink of products, processes and services

for the new competitive environment. Hear how an Australian regional challenger bank has partnered with an innovative fintech company to do just that, and their

plans for the future in the new Alt brand.

Trailblazers of Australian FinTech

Emma Weston (AgriDigital)Anthony Millet (BrickX)

Jack Quigley (CrowdfundUp)Charlotte Petris (Timelio)

Luke Howes (Proviso)

Some say that success can only be built off the back of many, many failures. These leading Australian fintech founders will share stories

about their journeys to build incredible businesses.

MORNING SESSION 2 - The Global Landscape

14:30-15:10 Open Data Panel: Time to get personalCraig Ridley (Accenture),

Tommy Mermelshtayn (Zip Money) Danny Gilligan (Data Republic),

Luke Howes (Proviso)Moderator: Kate Wilson (RFi Group)

Assuming we’re implementing an Open Banking regime in 2018, have we got the balance right

between consumer rights and economic growth powered by data? Where does the data’s value lie - is it in the raw data itself, or in the insights?

Could more loosely defined data standards become a competitive advantage for Europe, China and the US? And who should be leading the charge - government, industry, consumers or the free

market?

Blockchain Rapid Fire Women in FinTechMentoring Masterclass

Julia French (Founder for Founders),

Siobhan Hayden (Hashching),Jo Burston (Rare Birds)

Lynda Coker (FinTech Mentor)Moderator:

Madeleine Grummet (Girled World)

Women represent less than 24% of the Australian fintech workforce. So we’ve found 5 incredible women to help

drive that figure higher - one talented woman at a time

12:40 - 14:00 LONG LUNCH - INTERACTIVE NETWORKING LUNCH

Soft Skills Masterclass presented by

Claire Theophane (Theo + Theo),

Paul Naphtali (Rampersand) Melissa Mack (Media +

Capital Partners)

Kaarel is Global Product

Lead at TransferWise and is responsible for product

expansion and development around the world, with a particular focus on

expansion into APAC markets

15:10 - 15:40 Money where your mouth is: VC’s predict what’s next for fintech

Simon Cant (Reinventure), Nina Zhou (CreditEase), Alastair Lukies CBE (Motive Partners), Clara Durodie (Cognitive Finance Group), Stuart

Richardson (Adventure Capital)Moderator: Alan Tsen (Stone & Chalk/FinTech

Victoria)

After a fivefold increase between 2012 and 2015 to nearly $15 billion, fintech has emerged as one of the hottest sectors for VC money, and Q2 2017

data points to more growth ahead. In a space where well-funded tech innovation is rapidly

reshaping the centuries-old finance sector, our panel of investors and analysts share their growth

predictions for fintech.

Austrade/Vic Govt China Session

16:10 - 16:50 Digital Identity and KYC: Breaking The Deadlock

Scott Williamson (PRIMEiD), Stuart Hosford (e4),

Michael Dowling (Accenture), Cameron Gough (Aust Post)

Moderator: Lisa Schutz (Verifier)

We all know that KYC is complex and expensive and something needs to be done.

This session will ask, does digital identity really help or do we need a rethink of KYC, AML,

CTF and PEP in a world of big data, machine learning and artificial intelligence.

Product Development and Going Global

Masterclass with Kaarel Kuddu (Transferwise)

Kaarel is Global Product Lead at TransferWise and is responsible for product

expansion and development around the world, with a

particular focus on expansion into APAC markets.

Building a World-Class Tech team Masterclass

Julia Bearzatto (Assembly Payments)

Julia is Head of Technology for Assembly Payments - a

new breed of Payments platform that’s taking over

the world. She’ll discuss her approach to technology

leadership, and operational best practice when it comes to building a world class tech

team.

MAIN STAGE STREAM 1 STREAM 2

16:50 - 17:20

17:20 - 17:25

NEO BANK Keynote- The Starling StoryMegan Caywood (Starling Bank)

Followed by Q&A with Alex Scandurra (Stone & Chalk)

Billed by the digital-only challenger bank as a new concept in banking, the Starling Marketplace puts products from other fintech providers within “an easily browsed ecosystem” accessible within the Starling app. Hear from Starling’s Chief Product Officer, Megan Caywood, on the banks of the

future.

Main Stage Wrap Up

Human Centred Design Masterclass

Harriet Wakelam (IAG), Tarra Von Amerongen (Fjord/

Accenture)

From ‘start ups’ to ‘end ups’ - This session will focus on human-centred design processes how to integrate innovations through to big

business.

Stream 1 Wrap Up Stream 2 Wrap Up

17:25 - 17:35 EXPO - BOOST REPEAT Get The Most Out of Your Day! - Pre Networking Drinks Session

Do you know the best way to network, make the right connections and build the necessary relationship to grow your business? Attend this session to become an expert networker.

18:35 - 21:00 VISA AND NEXT MONEY - SEMI FINALS PITCHFEST

END OF SUMMIT DAY 1

17:35 - 18:35 SUMMIT WELCOME COCKTAIL PARTY - ACORNS

Intersekt is hosting one of the 6 Semi-Final pitch nights across Asia from September to November. This is one of the last chances to get into FF18 and be part of the 2017 Intersekt Festival in Melbourne.

Apply now to qualify to pitch for the FF18 Semi-Finals at Intersekt…

PITCH AT FF18 SEMI-FINAL PITCH NIGHT

15:40 - 16:10 AFTERNOON TEA

InsurTech Panel: It’s not the Data that counts;

it’s how you use itFiona Macgregor (TAL)

Charmian Holmes (The Fold Legal)

Perry Abbott (Friendsurance)Moderator: Rita Yates (InsurTech

Australia/Stone & Chalk)

With more data available than ever before, the insurance value

chain is collapsing. How can Insurers defend their business

lines if important data is no longer proprietary?

DAY 2Friday 3 November 2017

8:00 REGISTRATION OPEN

8:30 - 8:40 Housekeeping & Announcements

PLENARY MORNING SESSIONS 1

8:40 - 9:00 Victorian Government RepresentativeThe Hon. Minister Dalidakis MLC

Minister for Small Business, Innovation and Trade

9:40 - 10:30 Panel Q&A: Health Check on Australian FinTech Ecosystem Mike Smith (YBF Board), Lucy Liu (Airwallex),

James Cameron (Airtree), Katherine McConnell (Brighte), Jurgen Ingels (BHive)Moderator: Simon Cant (Reinventure)

The panel will answer the questions: How does the Australian startup ecosystem generally compare with overseas markets? Where do we need to

improve? How do we compare on Fintech? What could we do more of?

10:30 - 11:00 MORNING TEA

MORNING SESSION 2 - Streams

Going Global Initiative - FinTech Breaking News9:30-9:40

2017 EY + FA Census UpdateMeredith Angwin (EY) to deliver update

Simon Cant, Danielle Szetho, Stuart Stoyan discussing the findings.

9:00 - 9:30

MAIN STAGE STREAM 1 STREAM 2

11:00 - 11:40 Exploring the Future of PaymentsAdrian Lovney (NPP),

Nick Steiger (FlashFX), Loretta Joseph (ADCA), Moderator: Hannah Glass (KWM)

Australia is on the verge of launching the New Payments Platform - next generation infrastructure to enable real-time payments between our banks.

Our expert panel will discuss the variety of different innovations around payments and cross-border transactions, the benefits (and risks!), and where Australia’s payments landscape could head next.

SME LendingAris Allegos (Moula),

Cameron Poolman (OnDeck), Anna Fitzgerald (Prospa),

Kate O’Connell, (BOQ)

Questions are now being asked about how much differentiation

there is in the market. Will it consolidate, and what role might bank-fintech partnerships play?

What policy developments would further support the safe growth

of this sector?

Peer to peer lending Stuart Stoyan (MoneyPlace) Andrew Jones (Ratesetter), Moderator: Daniel Knight

(K&L Gates)

What makes Australia’s P2P regulatory environment

different to other markets, and what policy

developments could further support the safe growth of

this sector?

11:40 - 12:20 The Changing Super Game - Making the most of Australia’s strengths in Super Paul Bennets (Spaceship), Jess Ellerm (Zuper), Chris Brycki (StockSpot), Stephen Reilly (Hesta)

Moderator: Carla Hoorweg (FSC)

How do you get the 80% of disengaged superannuation holders engaged again? How are neo-super funds approaching this, and

how different is this to traditional super? What regulations or innovations could truly change the way the sector interacts with the end consumer? What could retirement savings look like in future?

Raising CapitalNick Motteram (OnMarket

BookBuilds) Jonny Wilkinson (Equitise),

Ann Bowering (NSX) Moderator: Shannon Finch (KWM)

We’ve lined up some of the countries most experienced

players in the Capital Raising space to discuss the pros and cons, do’s and don’ts of these new ways of obtaining and investing funds.

RegTechSophie Gerber (TRAction Fintech),

Samantha Clarke (Advice RegTech),

Mark Adams (ASIC)Moderator: Adrian Lawrence

(Baker McKenzie)

What major challenges are driving RegTech

innovation? How might global developments affect Australia? Can RegTech truly be global, and are Australian businesses

positioned for success?

12:20 - 13:00 How to Prospa: Fireside Chat

Greg Moshal & Beau Bertoli (Prospa)

Interviewed by Craig Blair (Airtree)

AustPost Alpha Hub Masterclass

David Brown (CEO) andDenham Martil (Head of Business Development),

AlphaCommerceHub

RFi + NAB Masterclass

CLOSING PLENARY

MAIN STAGE STREAM 1 STREAM 2

13:00 - 14:00 INTERACTIVE NETWORKING LUNCH

14:00 - 14:30 Fireside ChatMatt Symons (SocietyOne / Red Marker) +

Kylie Rixon (ANZ)Interviewer to be announced.

This interview will explore the journey of arguably one of Australia’s most successful Entrepreneurs, and how to partner with one of Australia’s leading

banks. What it’s like to be a successful startup and Australia’s case to be a world RegTech leader.

Consumer Wealth and Investment

Shahirah Gardner (Finch), Mark Zmarzly (Hip Money),

Jacqueline Park (CarrotsMoney),

Brendan Malone (Acorns)Moderator: Antoinette Elias (EY)

How is the Australian consumer’s approach to money management changing? What trends are we seeing in how millennials budget and save?

From APRA to ICOs, how might tech be regulated, and what do providers need to

know?Tony Coburn (Herbert Smith

Freehills)

This session will examine the changing role of APRA,

inclusions of cryptocurrencies and cryptocurrency exchange

providers in Australia’s AML CTF regime and the treatment of Initial Coin Offerings (ICO) in Australia and other jurisdictions.

14:30 - 15:10

15:10 - 15:25

Regulatory Framework RoundtableRichard Teng (Abu Dhabi),

John Price (ASIC), Ron Suber (Prosper)Moderator: Claire Wivell Plater

Financial Regulators are working hard to keep up with rapid technology developments.

Increasingly available data, risk-based pricing and AI can have unintended consequences for

consumers. How are regulators approaching these challenges? Are regulators and

governments getting the balance right?

Keynote (TBC) The Hon. Ed Husic Shadow Minister for the Digital Economy

How to Build Your Own Digital Bank

Mike MorrisHead of Technology, Alt

Find out how Alt, a new Australian digital banking platform, are shipping software updates to

production 5 times a day for their customers.

15:25 - 15:45 AFTERNOON TEA

STRATEGY PANEL DISCUSSIONRobocalypse or Robotopia? AI/Machine Learning and Finance

Katryna Dow (Meeco), Clara Durodie (Cognitive Finance Group), Natalie Nguyen (HyperAnna), Jon Price (ASIC)

Moderator: Gavin Smith (Allens)

15:45 - 16:30

WRAP SESSION

END OF SUMMIT DAY 2

WRAP PARTYMore details soon...

INTERNATIONAL LOCKNOTE: The Next Stage: Australia’s Challenger Bank (R)evolution

Anthony Thomson (Atom Bank and Metro) - UKFollowed by Fireside Chat w Rob Findlay (Next Money)

16:30 - 17:10

17:10 - 17:20

17:20 - 19:30

The market for AI in Fintech is expected to grow from USD 1,337.7 million in 2017 to USD 7,305.6 million by 2022. In order to achieve efficiency across business processes, enterprises need to design and layout a plan of action. This can be

done by properly implementing AI practices into its operations. What are the key areas of the finance stack that will be automated by AI/Machine Learning? To what

extent will these be local vs global opportunities? What impact will this have on the finance sector as a whole?

In 2010 Anthony Thomson founded Metro Bank, the first high street bank to be granted a licence in the UK for 150 years. He chaired Metro for three years before leaving in 2012, when he stepped

down to begin work on what is now Atom bank. Atom has already established a reputation for surprises after it was founded in 2014, a new challenger bank when banking’s reputation was still reeling from the crash. Atom uses biometric identification, such as facial and voice recognition. Hear Anthony’s insights into the Neo/Digital/Challenger Bank evolution, how Australia is placed

to take on the challenge and his sights on other Australian FinTechs

FULL LIST OF SPEAKERS Sam Lee - Blockchain Global Lucy Liu - AirwallexAdrian Lovney - NPPAlastair Lukies CBE - Motive Partners Fiona Macgregor - TALBrendan Malone - Acorns AustraliaDenham Martil - AlphaCommerceHubKatherine McConnell - BrighteTommy Mermelshtayn - zipMoneyAnthony Millett - BrickXMichael Morris - AltScott Morrison M.P. - Australian GovernmentGreg Moshal - ProspaNick Motteram - OnMarketBookBuildsPaul Naphtali - RampersandDarcy Naunton - Adventure CapitalKate O’Connell - BOQJulia Palmer - Business Networking AcademyJacqueline Park - CarrotsMoneyCharlotte Petris - TimelioCameron Poolman - OnDeckJohn Price - ASICDom Pym - FerociaJack Quigley - CrowdFundUpStephen Reilly - HestaVictoria Richardson - APNStuart B Richardson - Adventure CapitalCraig Ridley - AccentureKylie Rixon - ANZLisa Schutz - VerifierAlan Shields - RFi GroupMike Smith - York Butter FactoryNicolas Steiger - FlashFXStuart Stoyan - MoneyPlaceRon Suber - Prosper MarketplaceMatt Symons - SocietyOne & Red MarkerDanielle Szetho - FinTech AustraliaRichard Teng - ADGM FSRAAnthony Thomson - ATOMAlan Tsen - Stone&ChalkTarra Van Amerongen - FjordHarriet Wakelam - IAGMelisande Waterford - APRAEloise Watson - RampersandEmma Weston - AgriDigitalJonny Wilkinson - EquitiseScott Williamson - PRIMEiDKate Wilson - RFi GroupClaire Wivell Plater - The Fold LegalRita Yates - Stone & Chalk Nina Zhou - CreditEaseMark Zmarzly - Hip Money

Perry Abbot - FriendsuranceMark Adams - ASICAris Allegos - MoulaMeredith Angwin - EYMarnie Baker - Bendigo and Adelaide BankJulia Bearzatto - Assembly PaymentsPaul Bennetts - SpaceshipBeau Bertoli - ProspaDavid Birch - Consult HyperionCraig Blair - AirtreeAnn Bowering - NSXDavid Brown - AlphaCommerceHubChris Brycki - StockspotJo Burston - Rare BirdsJames Cameron - AirTree VenturesSimon Cant - ReinventureMegan Caywood - StarlingSamantha Clarke - AdviceRegTechTony Coburn- Herbert Smith FreehillsLynda Coker - CreateCultivatePaul Colgan - Business InsiderPhillip Dalidakis - Victorian GovernmentKatryna Dow - MeecoMichael Dowling - AccentureClara Durodié - Cognitive Finance GroupAntoinette Elias - EYJessica Ellerm - ZuperShannon Finch - KWMRob Findlay - Next MoneyAnna Fitzgerald - ProspaKara Frederick - ReinventureJulia French - Founders for FoundersShahirah Gardner - FinchSophie Gerber - TRAction FintechDanny Gilligan - Data RepublicNick Giurietto - ADCAHannah Glass - KWMCameron Gough - Australia Post’s Digital iD™Madeleine Grummet - GirledWorldSiobhan Hayden - HashChingCharmian Holmes - The Fold LegalCarla Hoorweg - FSCStuart Hosford - e4Luke Howes - ProvisoJurgen Ingels - B.HiveChloe James - RFiSteven Ji - Sequioa Capital ChinaAndrew Jones - RatesetterLoretta Joseph - ADCADaniel Knight - K&L Gates Kaarel Kuddu - TransferwiseAdrian Lawrence - Baker & McKenzie

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Exclusive invitations to networking events – We all love collaborating, and know how important it is to our success, so don’t miss all the opportunities to network at VIP breakfasts, cocktail events and pub crawls during the festival.

Attend the Opening Night & Wrap Party – Taking place during Collab/ Collide Summit, join 300+ influencers to celebrate the fintech industry.

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Be part of the future in our industry! Connect, engage, inform, educate and gain opportunities to further build the growing FinTech community on a national scale.

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