Dan Golding, Partner, Baringa Partners

*This session will be held under the Chatham House Rule* 

Ethical considerations for financial services in a digital age

Keynote address I
Beju Shah, Senior Advisor, Technology Consulting & Strategy, Bank of England 

GDPR lesson learned: what we know now and what we wish we had known sooner

Ethical data use in financial services

Keynote address IV

Steven Green, Head of Central Data Services, Innovation, Strategy and Competition Division, Financial Conduct Authority

Data analytics – the latest developments. Successfully coping with the data related challenges in the Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning environments. How are Artificial Intelligence, APIs and Open Banking transforming the data framework in the financial services sector?

Moderator:
Dan Golding, Partner, Baringa Partners

Panel:
Dawd Haque, Global lead for Regulatory Market Initiatives, Transformation & Strategy, Deutsche Bank
Harriet Rees, Head of Data Science, Starling Bank
David Beardmore, Commercial Director, Open Data Institute

Data privacy, customer experience and data personalisation. Enhancing the value of data via social media and other sources

Moderator
Vivienne Artz, Chief Privacy Officer, Refinitiv

Panel 
Teodora Pimpireva, Senior Counsel, Privacy & Data Protection, Mastercard 
Simon McDougall,Executive Director for Technology and Innovation, ICO 
Belinda Doshi, Head of Legal Data Protection and IP, Group Transformation, Lloyds Banking Group plc

Establishing internationally accepted data standards for the FS industry

Moderator
Andrew Bayley, Director, Data and Reporting, ISDA
Panel
Olga Petrenko, Team Leader, Market Data Policy Team, ESMA
Jan Wright, Head of Group Data Protection Office & Regulatory Reporting Conduct, Compliance & Operational Risk, Lloyds Banking Group
Chad Giussani, Head of Transaction Reporting Compliance, Standard Chartered Bank; Member of IST12 

Innovation at Freshfields: using Hackers to Beat Hackers

There are big dilemmas in today’s complex cybersecurity world. Year on year increases in cyber-attacks, an increase in the sophistication of these attacks, a widening cybersecurity talent gap - not to mention IT security budgets that haven’t kept up with growing demands. And these are just some of the difficulty’s companies face today. In this fireside chat, Synack's Justin Shaw-Gray will host an open conversation with Mark Walmsley, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), Information Security Group, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP. Justin and Mark will discuss an innovative crowdsourced security model that will be deployed at Freshfields. Attendees will learn why Freshfields has decided to utilize an army of ethical hackers to harden their corporate assets. And will transform and simplify security operations while quickly deploying safer applications.

Host:
Justin Shaw-Gray, Sales Director UKI, Synack, Inc. 

Speaker:
Mark Walmsley, CISO, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer 

Regulation of cross-border flows of data. 
Comparison of international data protection laws

Moderator:
Dan Golding, Partner, Baringa Partners

Fireside chat II
How strong customer data rights enable innovation
Ghela Boskovich, Head of Europe Chapter, Financial Data & Technology Association

Fireside chat III
How Blockchain can help support Privacy by Design?
Samuel Plantié, Principal Data Protection Consultant, Data Protection Team, Gemserv Limited 

Trust + Ethics: the new drivers for data profit?

Balancing privacy, profit and policy. Developing an ethical culture for the use of data. Instigating a cultural change whereby ethical approach to data becomes an integral part of your corporate strategy 

Moderator
Angelique Mohring, CEO & Founder, GainX 

Panel
Clare Black, Director of Corporate Affairs & Communications, Innovate Finance 
Miriam Everett, Partner and Global Head of Data & Privacy, Herbert Smith Freehills LLP 
Mikael Down, Executive Director for Assessment, Policy and Insights, Banking Standards Board

Roundtable discussion I
Cloud and AI in Financial Services – regulatory, ethical and security considerations for the future
Kate Platonova, Chief Architect for Technical Domains, HSBC

Roundtable discussion II
Data governance frameworks in the modern world of machine learning. The most established data management frameworks are designed around companies of the past, with a focus on large systems and traditional data storage and use. How can data governance be effective in the new world of AI?
Danielle Calabrese, Senior Manager, Data & Analytics, Baringa Partners 

Roundtable discussion III
Making GDPR a “Privacy Reflex” within your company

• Understand how to shift GDPR compliance efforts from a one-off activity into business as usual
• Take home a step-by-step approach to ongoing GDPR compliance within your company
• Realise how ongoing GDPR efforts can set your company up for success with other global privacy laws

Nick Jones, Privacy Consultant, OneTrust 

Dan Golding, Partner, Baringa Partners