Alberto Guerra

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Alberto Guerra, CEO of UniTeller Financial Services, a subsidiary of Grupo Financiero Banorte, one of the largest Financial Groups in Latin America and the second-largest in Mexico, began his career with Banorte.

During his tenure in Banorte, he held different positions in International Banking, Corporate, and Investment Banking. Alberto was part of Banorte’s M&A and Structured Finance Group that executed GF Banorte’s expansion into the U.S., which resulted in the acquisition of Inter National Bank, a National Chartered Bank in 2006, and UniTeller in 2007. In March of 2007, Alberto became the President & CEO of UniTeller Financial Services.

UniTeller has since been transformed from a small cash to cash traditional remittance business processing $250 Million in payments a year, into a major global cross border processing platform serving Financial Institutions, Remittance and Cross-Border Companies, FinTech, Corporations and Individuals with Cross Border payment and digital solutions with payments over $12 billion USD per year.

Alberto has a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics and a Master’s Degree in Business and Finance from the Monterrey Institute of Technology (Monterrey, Mexico), a Master’s degree in Economics from the University of Florida, an Executive Business Degree from the IPADE (Pan-American Business Institute in Mexico), a Graduate School of Banking Degree from Louisiana State University and the American Bankers Association, and a Joint Business Extension Program from the University of Monterrey and the Extension Business School of Harvard University.

Based in Austin, TX, and San Francisco, CA, Alberto is a dual citizen of both, USA and Mexico.

Andy Jury

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Andy Jury is the Group CEO of Mukuru, one of the largest money transfer providers in Africa and a leading Next Gen Financial Services Platform that offers affordable and reliable financial services to the emerging consumer.

Under Jury’s guidance, Mukuru has grown its customer base to over 10 million and has accelerated the roll-out of its business to over 50 countries and 300 remittance corridors.
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Jury is expanding the offering of financial services products to enable customers to climb the financial ladder by providing financial inclusion to those that might otherwise not have access to formal bank accounts.
Prior to joining Mukuru in 2017, he worked at Edcon as Chief Executive of their Specialty Stores Division. Andy was also an Associate at Seabury and a Consultant at Accenture. Andy holds an MBA from the University of Oxford, and a Bachelor of Business Science degree from the University of Cape Town.

Away from the office, Andy has a full family life together with his wife, Caroline, and their three kids. He also enjoys cycling, cricket and the odd game of golf.

Aswin Phlaphongphanich

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Mr. Aswin Phlaphongphanich is the Chief Executive Officer and Founder Sawasdeeshop Co., Ltd., Thailand’s leading and fastest-growing FinTech company specializing in cross-border payments with approximately 77 employees.

Born in Thailand into a Sikh family from India, the 43-year-old entrepreneur, Mr. Aswin has experience in both Thailand and Asia, this allows him to better understand and coordinate the individual needs of different regions and cultures so as to successfully develop and complete projects in a timely manner. Mr. Aswin has been involved in the telecoms and tech business since 1999 and has built up a strong existing customer base made up of Thais, expatriate professionals, long-stay tourists, and overseas foreign workers in Thailand.

His specialties are revolutionizing the cross-border FinTech ecosystem and bridging the gap for customers who live between a digital and physical world through frictionless money transfer solutions, nonbanks, financial advisory roles, and corporate structuring.

He graduated with a Master's Degree in e-commerce from Bentley University in 2001, Undergraduate in 1999 from Worcester Polytechnic Institute.In 2017, he launched SawasdeeShop it was awarded a Non-Bank International Money Remittance Service License, a Money-Exchange License, and an E-Payment License by the Bank of Thailand. In July 2018, DeeMoney was officially launched – disrupting the market with an industry-first flat fee and mobile app. And with that, a new era of enabling digital international money transfers in and out of Thailand was born.

In today’s world, Mr. Aswin believes that sending money internationally has to be painless for customers in every way: from the hidden fees and costs associated. That’s the DeeMoney commitment.

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João Manuel Campanelli Freitas

More than 40 years of experience in the banking industry, with large knowledge in Information Technology, administration and people management, leadership of large teams, vision and strategic planning.

He participated in executives boards and committees and worked at the most important Brazilian Banks such as Bradesco, Unibanco, Safra, Santander and other multinational institutions.

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Magali Van Bulck

Magali Van Bulck is the founder of Accept My IBAN and leads Wise's public policy and campaigning efforts across Europe. She joined the company in 2016.

Wise is a global technology company, building the best way to move money around the world. With the Wise account people and businesses can hold more than 50 currencies, move money between countries and spend money abroad. Large companies and banks use Wise technology too; an entirely new cross-border payments network that will one day power money without borders for everyone, everywhere. However you use the platform, Wise is on a mission to make your life easier and save you money.
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Co-founded by Kristo Käärmann and Taavet Hinrikus, Wise launched in 2011 under its original name TransferWise. It is one of the world’s fastest growing, profitable tech companies and is listed on the London Stock Exchange under the ticker, WISE. 13 million people and businesses use Wise, which processes over £8 billion in cross-border transactions every month, saving customers over £1 billion a year.

In her time at Wise, Magali has focused heavily on improving transparency in cross-border payments, lowering the cost of remittances and providing a pathway for non-banks to join the financial infrastructure.

Panjak Sharma

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Pankaj Sharma is the Executive Vice President, International at Remitly, heading the EMEA and APAC business regions and has served in various leadership roles at Remitly since 2018.

Prior to joining Remitly, Pankaj served in various roles for Lebara as well as consulting roles at KPMG, The Louis Berger Group and Ernst & Young. Pankaj holds a Bachelor of Technology degree from the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay (IIT Bombay) and an MBA from the London Business School.

Nicolai Eddy

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Nicolai Eddy is the COO of NALA, an Accel and Y-Combinator backed African fintech company building a digital bank.

NALA is on a mission to increase economic opportunity for Africans globally.Nico brings his experience in product from Morningstar, where he worked across the Americas and Europe. He's passionate about building products that people love, particularly when they also deliver against an acute need. Nico believes that building connective links between Africa and the world has the potential to increase financial inclusion and economic growth simultaneously. In his work at NALA, he focuses on bringing the best global talent together to work on financial innovation to enable the potential of the continent.

Nicolai has spent the duration of his professional career in the financial services sector in executive management, strategy, operations, and product management roles. He has lived and worked professionally in four continents and currently resides in Kenya. In his free time, Nicolai enjoys running marathons, exploring East Africa by motorbike, and spending time with family.

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Kirit Bhatia

Kirit Bhatia is the Head of Business Development, International at Ripple.

Based in London, Kirit is responsible for leading the growth of the company's crypto solutions for financial services outside of the US. Prior to joining Ripple, Kirit spent 12 years with JPMorgan and 3 years with RBS in Product and Sales leadership roles within the Capital Markets, Securities Services, and Transaction Banking businesses.

As a huge tech enthusiast, Kirit is passionate about the opportunities created by emerging tech. Kirit is a graduate and alumnus of the University of Manchester and Harvard Business School.

Ali Erhat Nalbant

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Ali Erhat Nalbant is an entrepreneur with more than 15 years of experience in product development and consulting.

Currently, he is the CEO and Co-founder of Arf, a settlement banking platform for licensed money service businesses and financial institutions. Arf is his 3rd fintech startup.

Before that, he started the world’s largest pre-seed startup accelerator The Founder Institute’s Istanbul branch, and held the Director role for 7 years. At Founder Institute Istanbul, he has reviewed and mentored more than 500 startups with 50 graduates.

He is an ex-software developer, ex-Deloitte, and HBR author with more than 10 years of product development and consulting experience with over 25 international clients in EMEA.

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Biswas Dhakal

Biswas Dhakal is a Tech entrepreneur, innovator and a dynamic investor currently serving as the President of F1Soft Group.

His passion for technology fueled by his desire to become an entrepreneur has led him on a remarkable journey that is an inspiration for the aspiring youth of Nepal.

The Fintech solutions developed by Biswas and his friends at F1Soft have reached out to every corner of the country and serves over 15 million people today. His contributions have won him many accolades including the 'Manager of the Year' in 2017.

The F1Soft Group comprises of several innovative wings namely F1Soft International, eSewa, Fonepay, eSewa Money Transfer and eXtensoData. He also has plans to expand his business globally.

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Chitra Devi Sundram

As the CEO of the Malaysian Association of Money Services Business (MAMSB), Ms Chitra Devi Sundram is passionate about uplifting the MSB operators towards a higher platform of professionalism, creating a dynamic and sustainable trajectory for the industry whilst promoting better financial inclusion for the large volume of migrant workers in Malaysia.

Ms Chitra oversees all aspects of the Association, from the operations of the Secretariat under the direction of the Council to driving 5 key committees and taskforces to implement tasks and initiatives under the 5-year MAMSB Strategic Blueprint in alignment with the vision of the Central Bank of Malaysia (BNM). The key vision and mission of MAMSB is steered under her keen leadership which is premised on strong ethos of integrity, ethics and fair treatment amongst all classes of licensees for a robust MSB environment.

Ms Chitra joined as CEO during the most challenging times of the Covid-19 pandemic, hence requiring her to ensure business sustainability of the licensees especially the currency exchange providers. She pushed hard for industry led issues like adoption of new business models including the multi-principal agent business model which negates the concept of exclusivity for BNM’s onward approval and consolidation through M&As. Her priority has always been members’ care. She ensured members were availed with waivers and exemptions from the regulators as well as mall operators/landlords to mitigate members financial constraints. One of the biggest milestones achieved was mobilising virtual compliance programmes for the first time to ensure MSB compliance officers could continue to meet regulatory requirements and industry needs. She continues her efforts to provide significant capacity building programmes that can catapult MSB providers towards digitalisation or digital inclusion.

Ms Chitra brings with her 7 years of practise as an advocate and solicitor at the Malaysian Bar after obtaining her bachelor’s degree in law from the University of London. She acquired vast experience from her career overseas as a legal advisor until she returned to join a Malaysian public listed company and became the Head of Legal. In 2017 she was invited to join a think-tank established by Central Bank and Securities Commission of Malaysia to oversee development of standards and codes for the banking industry. It was at this time she published a case study on the largest domestic MSB provider. Her research and 1 year stint in this provider’s legal department was catalytic in giving her deeper insights to the MSB business and industry.

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Jimmy Jans

As from 2000 I have been working at the Belgian financial supervisor and since 2006 as a supervisor on payment institutions and consequently involved with the implementation of PSD1 in Belgium.

In 2011 the prudential supervision was moved to the National Bank of Belgium and ended up at the “Surveillance of financial market infrastructures, payment services and cyber risks” department, where I’m responsible as a file manager for the prudential supervision, including everything around cross border services, on payment and e-money institutions.

In preparation of the PSD2 I was, as representative for the National Bank of Belgium, member of the EBA PSD2 Work Streams on passporting, CCP’s, register, authorizations, home-host cooperation and member of the EBA Task Force on Agents and Distributors.

Rob Ayers

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Rob is a veteran of the global payments and remittances industry, with 25+ years of profitable growth and development experience, ranging from global remittances to digital payments and many areas in between.

Rob has become an expert adviser on business strategy development and planning, assistance in bank account relationships, and regulatory/licensing navigation. He is also adept at relationship management with consumers, clients, investors, regulators, etc.

Throughout his career, Rob has worked with a variety of companies as an employee or advisor e.g. American Express, Citibank, Travelex, World Remit, World First and others ranging from early-stage startups to multi-national publicly traded firms.

Sukhi Srivatsan

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Sukhi Srivatsan is the UK Head of Sales and Country Manager for AZA Finance. Sukhi leads the company’s international sales, business development and partnership teams to provide businesses with innovative fintech solutions to all their Payments, FX and Treasury needs.

Sukhi joined AZA Finance, then BitPesa, after more than nine years at Wells Fargo as an International Treasury Management Consultant and Foreign Exchange Analyst where she advised fast growing companies looking to expand globally. Sukhi has more than twelve years experience in treasury and sales management, including product implementation and FX risk mitigation.

In her time at AZA Finance, she has helped businesses move over $2 billion USD in, out, and across Africa and Europe.

Proactive and enthusiastic, Sukhi is particularly interested in helping B2B companies in the UK, Europe and Africa expand their businesses in frontier markets through innovative fintech solutions. She holds a BA in Economics, Finance and Political Science from Knox College.

Trevor Kimani

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Trevor has experience in building financial businesses having spearheaded the immense growth of Upesi Money Transfer and other fintechs in Payments, Insuretech, and Wealthtech implementing effective policies that allowed these organizations to grow seamlessly over the past 10 years. He specializes in building companies primarily through business model generation and organizational development.

He has a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from the University of Kent (England) and Global Executive MBA from the United States International Africa University and has studied Fintech at Oxford University .

Iván Alias

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In Merchantrade, Ivan started in Strategy department then was tasked to managed the insurance division within Merchantrade along with our Insurance partners (AXA and MCIS).

In 2019, he was then assigned to head the sales and marketing function for Merchantrade Money(MM) card, particularly overseeing the Business to Business segment of positioning the cards to corporate that employs foreign workers before assuming to his current position.

He currently holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Actuarial Science from the University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire, USA.

Patrick Gutmann

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Patrick Gutmann is the Managing Director of MFS Africa’s UK and European entities and also heads up one of the Business Units (BUs) within the Group – Group Corporate Affairs & Institutional Engagement. In this capacity he is responsible for managing the Group’s partnerships with Banks and Non-Bank Financial Institutions, and its engagement with regulators, governments, and the development sector. In addition, he is responsible for several key Group functions, including Legal, Regulatory Affairs, Corporate Governance, Finance, Treasury, FX & Float Management, Investor Relations & Fundraising, Internal Audit, Enterprise Risk Management, and Compliance.

Prior to joining MFS Africa, Patrick was the CEO of United Bank for Africa (UK), and prior to that he was Managing Director, Corporate & Institutional Banking at BACB. Prior to these London-based positions, Patrick spent many years based on the African continent with Ecobank and Commercial International Bank (CIB). Patrick began his career with Wells Fargo and then ABN AMRO, where he was based in the US, Europe, followed by several years across Asia.

Patrick is a seasoned international executive with a diverse background and vast experience in managing cross-cultural teams across a variety of geographies, businesses, and functions. Patrick holds an MBA from Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management in Chicago, a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Studies and Economics from Macalester College in St. Paul, and an International Baccalaureate diploma from St. Mary’s International School in Tokyo.

Florent Antoni

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Florent Antoni is a senior professional with 15+ years of experience in Telecoms, Payments and Investments.

Currently as Principle Manger at Vodafone he heads strategy and product development for International Money Transfer across all M-Pesa territories. Prior to joining Vodafone, as member of a private equity vehicle in US he participated in several tech M&A deals.

He has a law degree from Democritus University in Greece, a MBA in Finance from a private US university and is currently working towards his CFA accreditation.

Sean Pitman

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Sean Pitman is the Head of Product Strategy & Commercialisation for Visa Direct Europe and is responsible for the growth and development of Visa Direct across the Region as well as the commercialisation of new push payment use cases.

Sean has over 10 years of experience in Financial Services and joined Visa from NatWest where he was “Head of Product –Proposition” for Bó – NatWest’s digital banking brand that was established in 2019 as a challenger bank. Sean was a key member of the Leadership team, responsible for the product strategy and delivery of all consumer facing elements of the bank, delivering a fully functional, reg compliant banking app from idea to market in just under 2 years.

Sean spent a decade at NatWest/RBS in various strategy, global operational and program roles specialising in business transformation, integration and divestments, including the
$7.3bn Sale of Aviation Capital, as well as RBS Capital Resolution’s country exit/close & run-down activities. His combined knowledge of regulation and process has been key in
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Sean is a qualified barrister & solicitor in Australia, and his early career was spent working as a lawyer for the leading Planning & Environmental law firm in South Australia.

About the event

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The event will welcome financial services and fintech innovators from all over the world, to discuss the topics carefully selected in our two-day agenda.

Throughout the event, we will look at remittance digitalisation patterns by regions, and discuss innovations that are changing cross-border payments. Technologies such as open-banking and blockchain are bringing a paradigm shift in the financial industry: their proper implementation is key for businesses to offer a good remittance experience.

The Annual Summit is expected to engage insightful discussions on these topics and many others, and create meaningful connections between key stakeholders of the industry.

Nicolas Vonthron

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Nicolas Vonthron has over 15 years of experience in the mobile and cross-border payments industry having worked with large multinationals such as Orange, GSMA, and Thunes.

As Mama Money’s CEO, Nic works with a passionate team to improve the lives of millions across Africa, Asia, and Europe by reducing the cost of international transfers so that more money arrives where it is needed most.

Driven by social impact and financial inclusion, the rapidly growing fintech has recently launched a new banking and inbound remittance product to further support underserved communities with essential services.

John Burns

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John is one of the UK’s foremost compliance experts in payment services, and he is Managing Director of our Payment Services team. He provides technical support helping Banks, Payment Institutions and E-money Institutions manage their compliance and plan their commercial strategies in the light of changing regulations.John assists a vast portfolio of payment services clients and has been awarded for his efforts, winning the award of Best Compliance Consultant 2019 from the Compliance Register Platinum Awards.

Before joining Compliancy Services in 2015, John was Senior Manager, Compliance Advisory, for Global Transaction Banking at Lloyds Bank where he also acted as subject matter expert on payments. Prior to that he was the FSA’s (Financial Services Authority, predecessor to the Financial Conduct Authority) Technical Specialist on Payments where he dealt with the UK implementation of the 1st Payment Services Directive and the 2nd E-Money Directive. He was the first editor of the FSA’s PSR Approach Document, assisted with the development of PERG 15 and assisted HM Treasury with the drafting of the UK legislation. He was also a member of the European Commission’s Payments Committee, the ECB’s Forum on the Security of Retail Payments and the EBA’s Standing Committee on Consumer Protection and Financial Innovation.

In addition to his experience John also has an array of legal experience which he brings into his work as a compliance consultant. He has been a graduate member of Institute of Legal Executives, Chair of CHAPS Company Legal Advisory Group, Secretary to APACS/Payments Council Legal Advisory Group and member of EuropeanPayments Council Legal Support Group.

Gene Nigro

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Gene Nigro, VP Global Business Development at Remitly. He is an Influential senior strategist and global business development expert with master’s degrees in international business and International Relations and deep experience identifying and capturing new opportunities that deliver revenue and growth.

- Fintech specialist, with targeted background in remittances, digital payments and services.
- Valued for leadership and motivation of international teams, leading to increased profits and continuous growth.
- Proven success securing partnerships across the world, serving as a trusted representative of business interests while communicating the benefits of collaboration for all parties.
- Marketing background and expertise, used to promote brand exceptionalism to build visibility and drive results.
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20+ years in the remittances industry. Worked at Western Union, Xoom and Remitly.

Mark Ransford

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Mark Ransford is an active angel investor in global fintechs, including four unicorns.

He previously worked at McKinsey, Goldmans and Apax Partners as an investor and have experience in Emerging Markets as well as Developed Markets investing. He is currently a shareholder in TransferGo and Assistensi.

Pedro de Vasconcelos

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Pedro de Vasconcelos is, since 2007, the Programme Manager of the multi-donor Financing Facility for Remittances (FFR) of the United Nations’ International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD).
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The US$65 million FFR, under his leadership, has tested and scaled innovative approaches on migration and economic development by maximizing the impact of remittances and migrant investment on development. He is an internationally recognized expert in his field and contributes actively to national, regional and global policy agendas (G7/20, GFMD, and IFAD's Global Forums on Remittances, Investment and Development, among others) placing remittances, migration, financial inclusion on the global agendas of major development institutions and governments. He is also the coordinator of IFAD’s flagship publication Sending Money Home and originator of the UN International Day of Family Remittances (IDFR).
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De Vasconcelos’ areas of expertise range from financial inclusion for development (remittances, payments systems, investments), migration and entrepreneurship, SME development and finance.
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Before joining the Fund, De Vasconcelos designed, launched and managed the Inter-American Development Bank's Multilateral Investment Fund’s (FOMIN) strategy and programme on remittances and migrant investment. He also launched and coordinated FOMIN's ICT for development programme. From 1998 to 2000, De Vasconcelos served at the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) in Geneva.
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De Vasconcelos holds a Bachelor’s Degree in International Business from the University of Toulouse-France and a Master’s Degree in International Business and Management from the University of Paris IV, La Sorbonne.

Kris Natoli

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Kris Natoli has been a Member of the FSB Secretariat since January 2022, where he supports the FSB’s work on the G20 Roadmap to enhance cross-border payments.

Prior to joining the FSB, Mr. Natoli spent a decade at the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve in the United States, where he was involved in the supervision and oversight of systemically important Financial Market Infrastructures.

Mr. Natoli has a master’s degree in Public Policy from the University of Chicago and a law degree from the Boston University School of Law.

Tom Neylan

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Tom Neylan heads the Risk and Policy Unit within the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Secretariat.

He is responsible for FATF’s work setting and amending international standards, and for monitoring new and emerging risks of money laundering and terrorist financing. Recent projects have included negotiating new global rules to regulate virtual assets, combat the financing of WMD proliferation, and improve beneficial ownership transparency; and leading initiatives to promote the use of new technologies by AML/CFT authorities.

Before joining the FATF, Tom worked in the UK as head of Counter-Terrorism Finance at H M Treasury.

Ciaran O'Malley

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Ciaran is Vice President of Financial Services & E-Commerce at Trustly, and is also responsible for relationships with Payment Services Provides, Platforms and other technical integrators. Alongside this, Ciaran has been involved in Open Banking in the UK and other industry initiatives such as SWIFT’s Pay Later API standard.

Prior to Trustly, Ciaran worked in investment banking at Credit Suisse as a Derivative Quant working on the implementation of CRD IV, as well as SocGen and Nomura in Financial Institutions Mergers & Acquisitions.

Chris Ostrowski

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Chris Ostrowski has worked with the Celo ecosystem since 2021. An expert on central bank digital currencies, Chris used to run the Digital Monetary Institute at the OMFIF thinktank in London and is now the CEO of SODA.

Jisca Rakké

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After obtaining my Master’s degree in Criminology and a short time as a compliance officer within the Trust sector I started working as a supervisor for the Financial Economic Crime department of the Dutch Central Bank in 2020.

The focus of our department is on Anti Money Laundering and countering Terrorism Financing. My main field of expertise within the department is the Money remittances, Electronic Money Institution and Payment Service Providers. Within this capacity I’ve worked in close contact with a wide range of payment services providers within the Netherlands, conducting examinations, data driven supervision but also initiating and implementing new policies within the regulatory framework. These regulatory developments have also created challenges in our supervision such as the de-risking phenomenon. Dealing with these challenges in communication with the sector is part of my daily activities.

Besides focusing on national AML/CFT policy issues, I have been actively involved in the drafting of EBA Risk Factor Guidelines, specifically for the Account Information Services Provider (AISP) and Payment Initiation Service Providers (PISP).

Leon Hewitt

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Experienced payments professional, specialising in eCommerce & Omni Channel solutions, adding value through innovation, finding solutions and helping businesses to grow and diversify.

Oscar Moreno

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Oscar Moreno, UniTeller’s Head of International Business Development, is responsible for developing Cross-Border and International Payment business opportunities globally. He captures new business opportunities, builds and maintains existing and potential strategic partnerships related to P2B and B2B international payments worldwide, and nurtures trusted client relationships.

Oscar develops and grows new payment corridors, overall paying network, and promotes Cross-Border Payment Processing Services among remittance companies, financial and non-financial institutions, and corporate partners across the globe.
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In his 27-year long career, he has been valuable asset for UniTeller since 2007. One of his biggest milestones at UniTeller is expanding UniTeller’s Payment Network to where it stands today.

Nick Tucker

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Nick has over a decade of experience in treasury working within payments, open banking and FX.

He has led commercial teams at three European fintech unicorns, having also worked for a leading UK bank. Previously, Nick was a partner in Ebury (FX and trade finance provider) and the former Head of Sales at Trustly. He also has a passion for crypto, having been involved in crypto payment processing and developing digital banking solutions for the sector during his time as CBDO at Orbital.

Nick Day

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Nick co-founded Small World Money Transfer in 2006, now a leading cross-border payments service provider with a presence in 32 send countries, and was CEO until earlier this year.

Nick is an experienced financial services executive and entrepeneur, with significant experience of M&A, international expansion, digital transformation and product innovation.

Before Small World, Nick was a retail banker, holding a number of roles within NatWest and Lloyds.

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The cross-border payments industry's most impactful event.

The cross-border payments industry

The cross-border payments industry

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A ground for innovation at the service of impact.

The cross-border payments industry

A ground for

innovation

at the service

of impact.

A ground for innovation at the service of impact.

ANNUAL SUMMIT

ANNUAL SUMMIT

The cross-border payments industry is a fast-developing landscape, constantly provided with new possibilities arising from innovation.

Why attend?

The Agenda.

The Speakers.

Nicolai Eddy

Sean Pitman

Andy Jury

Nick Tucker

MagaliVan Bulck

Aswin Phlaphongphanich

João Manuel Campanelli

Pankaj Sharma

Kirit Bhatia

Ali Erhat Nalbant

Biswas Dhakal

Chitra Devi Sundram

Jimmy Jans

Rob Ayers

Sukhi Srivatsan

Trevor Kimani

Ivan Alias

PatrickGutmann

Florent Antoni

Nicolas Vonthron

John Burns

Gene Nigro

Mark Ransford

Pedro de Vasconcelos

Kris Natoli

Tom Neylan

Ciaran O'Malley

Chris Ostrowski

Jisca Rakké

Leon Hewitt

Oscar Moreno

Nick Day

Outstanding networking opportunities.

150 Attendees

30+ speakers and panellists

80+ companies represented

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