Conference Day One, 16 November, 2010

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9am

Opening remarks from the Chair

Mr Ric Callaghan,

Board Member, The Data Warehousing Institute

BUSINESS MODEL EVOLUTION

9.30am

Panel: Financial services business model evolution: driving growth, transparency and profitability through technology

A broad ranging discussion around the future evolution of:

Investment Banking
Private Banking
Funds Management
Insurance
Retail Banking
Commercial Banking

Moderator: Ric Callaghan, Board Member, The Data Warehousing Institute – Australian Chapter

Mr Ric Callaghan,

Board Member, The Data Warehousing Institute

Mr Rob Kliman,

Managing Director Worldwide Securities Services Australia, JP Morgan

Mr David Williams,

Head of Investment Banking and Cross Business Technology, Deutsche Bank

Mr Ian Corfield,

Chief Executive, Bankwest

10.30am

Morning Tea

11.15am

Presentation: Re-inventing banking in the era of self service

How banks and financial institutions have to keep pace with customer’s demand for sophisticated direct banking touch points
Empower customers by providing them with sophisticated self-service capabilities
Reinvent the assisted service model to adapt to a changing environment

Mr Ravi Kiran,

Business Head – Growth Markets, Banking & Financial Services, Wipro Technologies

EMERGING REGULATIONS & THE IMPLICATIONS ON BUSINESS INTEGRATION

11.45am

Panel: Australian financial system reform: assessing the implications on your operations and achieving regulatory compliance through stringent oversight, compliance and risk management

Understanding supra-national regulatory bodies impact on cross border transactions & future technology infrastructure requirements
Striking the balance between ineffective risk management & an over-regulated, risk-averse culture
Achieving collaborative regulatory compliance through the effective mitigation of risk and at the lowest cost possible
How will regulatory oversight affect the appetite for investing in technology and innovation?

Moderator: Ric Callaghan, Board Member, The Data Warehousing Institute – Australian Chapter

Mr Ric Callaghan,

Board Member, The Data Warehousing Institute

Mr David O'Reilly,

General Counsel, Financial Services Council Limited

Mr Jonathon Peace,

Manager, Implementation Basel II, ING Direct

Ms Hanne Breddam,

Chairman, The Data Warehousing Institute

12.30pm

Lunch

1.30pm

Presentation: Innovation, efficiency and competition: APCA's Low Value Roadmap and payment standards developments

Common message library and use of global standards such as ISO20022
Issues with attaching extra reference data to payments
Increased innovation, efficiency and competition in payments

Mr Bob Masina,

Head of Technology & Operations, Australian Payments Clearing Association Limited

OPERATIONAL EFFECIENCY AND COST MANAGEMENT

2pm

Presentation: Balancing operational efficiency & financial constraints: lowering costs and maximising business productivity

Replace or refurbish legacy systems? Debating whether to start from scratch or leverage existing technology
Assessing vital considerations: integration & interoperability of existing vs. new technology systems
Streamlining business operations through the adoption of appropriate technology
Creating business agility to maximise changes in business models
Utilising technical innovation to support current legacy systems

Mr Stephen Knight,

CEO, NSW Treasury Corporation

2.30pm

Presentation: How implementing data standards enable technology system upgrades to improve efficiency and cut costs

Saving large amounts of money annually by improving the use of technology within superannuation services
Restructuring systems to ensure that the contribution and claims management processes remain efficient and profitable
Incorporating systems across business units to reduce costs
Dealing with Regulatory change

Mr Peter Rowe,

General manager Business Operations, Vision Super

3pm

Speed Networking

3.30pm

Afternoon Tea

RISK MITIGATION & MANAGEMENT

4pm

Presentation: Effective management of information technology risks: ticking all the boxes

The importance of establishing a comprehensive and effective IT risk management framework to deliver value to the enterprise
How to use Key Risk Indicators (KRIs) to effectively manage the IT risk capacity within the organisation’s risk appetite

Mr Ken Doughty,

Senior Risk Manager, ING Australia

4.30pm

Presentation: Establishing a comprehensive, consolidated IT risk management plan

Effectively managing the risks associated with technology in order to better manage operational, credit and market risk
Assessing all risks in order to develop a solid risk management plan
Ensuring seamless disaster recovery and business continuity planning to eliminate unnecessary financial loss

Mr Bohdan Szymanik,

CTO, Kiwibank

5pm