Here are the blog entries in sequence from the start to the end of the week at #SIBOS #innotribe … Before the madness begins [#SIBOS #SIBOS2014 #Innotribe] So here we all are, descending on Boston's seaport area for SIBOS 2014. It seems strange to arrive here and be greeted by the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse*…
It's hard to capture the essence of SIBOS, but these pictures give you a brief insight review. The conference venue is always huge. As are the crowds arriving on day one. Some of whom arrived in style. To hear great debates about the big issues in banking. Debates that make you question the future of…
It's hard to capture the essence of SIBOS, but these pictures give you a brief insight review. The conference venue is always huge. As are the crowds arriving on day one. Some of whom arrived in style. To hear great debates about the big issues in banking. Debates that make you question the future of…
So that is the end of another SIBOS, and what a SIBOS it was! For me, it all flew by too fast, but maybe that’s because I was involved in too many things from cryptocurrencies in the innotribe to innovations in Poland, from Basel III intraday liquidity challenges to the threat of cyberattacks. That’s the…
So that is the end of another SIBOS, and what a SIBOS it was! For me, it all flew by too fast, but maybe that’s because I was involved in too many things from cryptocurrencies in the innotribe to innovations in Poland, from Basel III intraday liquidity challenges to the threat of cyberattacks. That’s the…
One of the other big things that cropped up this week is London versus New York as a financial centre. That always crops up as a subject, but there’s an interesting new ring to the conversation, which is that New York will naturally fall behind because London has its technology hub and financial centre side-by-side….
One of the other big things that cropped up this week is London versus New York as a financial centre. That always crops up as a subject, but there’s an interesting new ring to the conversation, which is that New York will naturally fall behind because London has its technology hub and financial centre side-by-side….
I missed the startup challenge at innotribe this year – too many things happening and not enough Chris Skinner's to cover them all – but I do believe it is important to cover this event. Therefore, in the spirit of sharing, I am copying Philip Ryan's write-up on Bankinnovation.net here. Thanks to Philip and congratulation…
