Seamus Murphy, the chief digital officer at Allied Irish Banks, talks to Joy Macknight about delivering key enabling technologies, tooling and frameworks to speed up the bank’s digital transformation.
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Round up
- Roundup with Cate Kemp, head of UK, Ireland and Nordics, SWIFT - View from Swift BFI 2019
- Ian Headon, senior vice president, Northern Trust - View from Swift BFI 2019
- Marco Hughes, global head of core payments, HSBC - View from Swift BFI 2019
- Gulru Atak, global innovation lead for treasury and trade solutions, Citi - View from Swift BFI 2019
- Andrew Smith, chief technology officer, ClearBank - View from Swift BFI 2019
- Ad van der Poel, head of product management, GTS, EMEA, Bank of America Merrill Lynch - View from Swift BFI 2019
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SWIFT Business Forum Ireland
Date: 30 April 2019
Location: Dublin, Ireland
The inaugural SWIFT Business Forum Ireland will bring together industry leaders and decision-makers from across payments, capital markets, transaction banking and technology.
Joy Macknight, managing editor of The Banker, covers the key discussions from the event through a video interview series with industry figures and policy-makers.
Key discussion points:
• Accelerating digitalisation
• SWIFT gpi
• Next generation financial services
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