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- Adam Bulava, head of attack simulation, global technology, JP Morgan - View from LARC 2019
- Christopher Mager, managing director, treasury services, BNY Mellon - View from LARC 2019
- Claudio Irigoyen, head of Latin American economics and foreign exchange and fixed income, Bank of America Merrill Lynch - View from LARC 2019
- Irene Arias Hofman, CEO, IDB Lab - View from LARC 2019
- Margaret Myers, director of the Asia and Latin America programme, Inter-American Dialogue - View from LARC 2019
- Ignacio Blanco, head of Latin America and the Caribbean, Swift - View from LARC 2019
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Latin American Regional Conference
Date: 21-22 May
Location: Panama City
The Latin American Regional Conference gathered distinguished leaders of the financial services community to discuss the most relevant issues facing the industry today – from payments innovation and emerging technologies to cyber security and risk mitigation.
Silvia Pavoni, economics editor of The Banker, conducted a video interview series with industry figures and policy-makers from the event.
Key discussion points:
• Payments innovation and emerging technologies
• Cyber security and risk mitigation
• Enabling the digital economy - How to harness data and APIs
• The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) in financial services
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