Over the next week we will be presenting a series of videos of the speeches and discussions featured at the London Summit 2015. If you were unfortunate enough to miss the summit, or did attend but missed out on a particular session, this is your chance to catch up.
Susanne Chishti is the Chief Executive Officer of Fintech Circle, Chairman of FINTECH Circle Innovate and Co-Editor of The FINTECH Book.
Her list of credentials is long and impressive. Susanne was working in fintech before the term even existed, and has 20 years of experience in implementing technology solutions for banks. She has operated for years in the highest echelons of Deutsche Bank, Lloyds Banking Group, Morgan Stanley and Accenture in London and Hong Kong. She now devotes much of her time to supporting fintech startups, and she also acts as a mentor, judge and coach at FINTECH events such as SWIFT Innotribe, Barclays TechStars and Fintech Startup Bootcamp Accelerators.
"Our focus is to advise large established players how to take advantage of the fintech revolution"
Her keynote speech was about the fintech impact on the two sectors of asset management and trading. Susanne highlighted and discussed two disruptive trends in asset management, namely the empowerment of investors via social and algorithmic trading, and process actualization.
She presented four case studies of fintech companies - two focused on asset management and two that are based in trading. She used these examples as in-depth case studies to analyse how fintech is disrupting the financial industry.
She discussed "The FINTECH Book", a collaborative project which she initiated after attempting to purchase a book about the $20 billion fintech industry and realizing, to her amazement, that not one book had been written about it.
"I think that asset management and trading are being disrupted by fintech in a very positive way, we see companies developing solutions which really help asset managers to be more productive, to lower their cost base, to acquire customers in a more automated way, which is better for the whole industry."
Watch the rest of the summit's content here.
Over the next week we will be presenting a series of videos of the speeches and discussions featured at the London Summit 2015. If you were unfortunate enough to miss the summit, or did attend but missed out on a particular session, this is your chance to catch up.
Susanne Chishti is the Chief Executive Officer of Fintech Circle, Chairman of FINTECH Circle Innovate and Co-Editor of The FINTECH Book.
Her list of credentials is long and impressive. Susanne was working in fintech before the term even existed, and has 20 years of experience in implementing technology solutions for banks. She has operated for years in the highest echelons of Deutsche Bank, Lloyds Banking Group, Morgan Stanley and Accenture in London and Hong Kong. She now devotes much of her time to supporting fintech startups, and she also acts as a mentor, judge and coach at FINTECH events such as SWIFT Innotribe, Barclays TechStars and Fintech Startup Bootcamp Accelerators.
"Our focus is to advise large established players how to take advantage of the fintech revolution"
Her keynote speech was about the fintech impact on the two sectors of asset management and trading. Susanne highlighted and discussed two disruptive trends in asset management, namely the empowerment of investors via social and algorithmic trading, and process actualization.
She presented four case studies of fintech companies - two focused on asset management and two that are based in trading. She used these examples as in-depth case studies to analyse how fintech is disrupting the financial industry.
She discussed "The FINTECH Book", a collaborative project which she initiated after attempting to purchase a book about the $20 billion fintech industry and realizing, to her amazement, that not one book had been written about it.
"I think that asset management and trading are being disrupted by fintech in a very positive way, we see companies developing solutions which really help asset managers to be more productive, to lower their cost base, to acquire customers in a more automated way, which is better for the whole industry."
Watch the rest of the summit's content here.
