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Apologies for reporting after the fact. I have just finished appearing in a panel discussion at the IIF (International Institute of Finance) Annual Membership Meeting 2020.

There was an incident in which the moderator’s voice from Madrid kept cutting out on my end, but overall I think it went well.

The video has now been released, so I am sharing it here.

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IIF Annual Membership Meeting – Digital Identity panel

In the accelerated move to a digitalized world, new technology is changing how people are identified and what we know about them, in an environment where trust has to be built differently from physical interactions. As well as presenting opportunities for efficiency and access, this also drives debate about roles, responsibilities, standards, and privacy. These issues will grow as new technologies in data, sensors, 5G connected devices, and biometrics come online with platforms of systemic scale. This session will discuss how technology and market trends are changing the costs, responsibilities, business models, and opportunities in identity and authentication, and how financial services firms can build on compliance capabilities to create new services and revenue streams.

Tuesday, October 13, from 1:00pm London / 2:00pm Madrid / 8:00pm Singapore / 9:00pm Tokyo (55 minutes)

  • Vivienne Artz, Chief Privacy Officer, Refinitiv
  • Sopnendu Mohanty, Chief FinTech Officer, Monetary Authority of Singapore
  • Nat Sakimura, Chairman, OpenID Foundation
  • Victoria Roig, Head of Transformation Office, Santander (Moderator)

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