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FST Media's Sydney Banking Conference 2015
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Now celebrating its tenth year, FST Media's Technology & Innovation – the Future of Banking & Financial Services event is Australia's premier financial services technology conference.
With more than 800 executives in attendance at the 2014 conference, this must-attend event also marked the first public speaking engagement for both Westpac's new Group Chief Information Officer, Dave Curran and NAB's Chief Information Officer, David Boyle. These outstanding speakers were joined on stage by international guests from Barclays and OCBC and C-Suite executives from Suncorp, ING Direct and ANZ. To view last year's agenda. please click here.
This year's 10th annual FST Media's Technology & Innovation – the Future of Banking & Financial Services conference will gather more than 850 of the industry’s elite executives to drive dynamic conversations around the opportunities and challenges shaping the market today, and map out tomorrow’s innovative advancements in business-enabled technology. To mark the conference's tenth anniversary, FST Media will honour the great innovators moving the industry forward at an exclusive awards ceremony preceded by a networking cocktail reception to launch the evening.
Keynote speakers & guest panellists
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Chief Executive Officer
ING Direct
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Managing Director
Twitter Australia
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Chief Executive Officer
UBank
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Head of Operational Support
Swedbank (Sweden)
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General Manager Global Transaction Services
Westpac Group
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Click here to see full speaker line-up
Event details and registration
Date: 10+11 November 2015
Venue: Hilton Hotel, Sydney
Agenda: http://fst.net.au/conferences/future-banking-financial-services-sydney
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