A unique residential & networking conference for CXOs from across the Banking, Financial Services & Insurance sector.
Sustainability and scalability hold a significant place across all industries, and the Banking, Financial Services and Insurance (BFSI) sector is no different. It is therefore important to stay innovative in a bid to remain in business. Underlining this need of the hour, Elets Technomedia is pleased to announce the second chapter of the Elets BFSI Gamechanger Summit, Goa — a unique residential and networking conference for CXOs from across the BFSI sector.
This two-day mega congregation will witness the presence of honchos from leading commercial banks, senior-level executives, technology innovators and solution providers, who will discuss and share their expertise on issues pertaining to the technological innovations adopted by banks and financial institutions.
June 2020 · Goa, India
An exotic beach resort setting designed for high-impact networking with the key stakeholders of the BFSI sector.
Reserve Your SeatDigital transformation allows financial institutions to know what people actually want. New innovative technological developments allow banks to strengthen customer engagement with personalised offerings and expand their business lines. This panel explores the role of CXOs in ensuring digital transformation in their institutions, breaking barriers, going beyond physical/traditional banking, and challenges pertaining to cost optimization.
Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Blockchain, cloud computing & Robotic Process Automation are often termed the gamechanger technologies for financial institutions; however, the threat of being breached due to digital visibility remains a matter of concern. This session discusses the gravity of tech deployments, the nature of implementations — company-specific or industry-based — what should be the basis of tech implementation, and ways to seal out invaders.
The Union Budget of 2020 proposed many encouraging initiatives for the start-up ecosystem, such as a seed fund for early-stage start-ups, a centralised single-window investment clearance cell, and data centre parks. This session discusses the future of fintechs in India, the role of banks as launch pads for fintech start-ups, synergies between fintech start-ups and banks to ensure sustainability and scalability, and the opportunity the phrase "Data is the New Oil" holds.
Studies show hackathons to be among the most effective methods to acquire and engage developer talent for open APIs. They give you the opportunity to put your product (API) in the hands of passionate developers and gather valuable feedback on how it can be improved. Discussion points include:
In India, the tech-enabled lending space (fintech) is not that old but has seen dramatic growth and scale. Today fintech is so ubiquitous that many solutions are an intrinsic part of our lives. Even traditional laggards like lending and borrowing have been swept by technology innovation. Discussion points include:
As the number of instances of defrauding banks rises and challenges witness inflation, this session discusses the new measures financial services providers are putting in place to manage these escalating and rapidly changing risks.
Cybersecurity risk management takes the idea of real-world risk management and applies it to the cyber world. It involves identifying your risks and vulnerabilities and applying administrative actions and comprehensive solutions to ensure your organization is adequately protected. Discussion points include:
The growth of the BFSI sector today is predominantly driven by technology. However, deployment of technology is always challenged by the risk of frauds. In this panel discussion, industry leaders focus on the future of the sector — in particular, in the hyper-connected world.
Top dignitaries from Public Banks, Private Banks, Foreign Banks, Cooperative Banks, Small Finance Banks and Payments Banks are invited.
Top dignitaries from Life Insurance Companies and Non-Life Insurance Companies are invited.
Top dignitaries from Non-Banking Financial Companies, Micro Finance Institutions and Housing Finance Companies are invited.
Top dignitaries from Mutual Fund Institutions and Asset Management Companies are invited.