Entries for 'DataTalk Series'

The April session of DataTalk explored the G7 Data Free Flow with Trust (DFFT) initiative proposed by Japan during its G7 presidency.

The March session of DataTalk explored big data and its applications for driving innovation and risk management in FIs.

The February session of the IIF’s DataTalk series explored digital wallets and digital identity in the context of increasing competition for direct contact with customers

The January session of the IIF’s DataTalk series explored Web 3.0 and related elements of decentralized finance (DeFi) in the provision of financial services, particularly as market participants consider the infrastructure required to offer their services in the coming years.

The December session of the IIF’s DataTalk series explored data exchange, APIs and Interoperability. The call covered key topics such as the necessary standardization of open data frameworks across sectors, use cases of APIs, and the role of regulation in open finance.

This briefing note summarizes the latest DataTalk session, held in November 2022. Members discussed alternative credit scoring, the data used for building them, and leveraging AI and ML to analyze changing sets of information.

This briefing note summarizes the latest DataTalk session, held in October 2022. Members discussed developments in the data created and analyzed by the market, and how geopolitical moves shape information flows.

This briefing note summarizes the latest DataTalk session, held in September 2022. Members, discussed Cross-border privacy rule systems and impacts on Financial Data in Asia.

This briefing note summarizes the latest DataTalk session, held in August 2022. Members, in conversation with the IIF Insurance team, discussed data, AI, and implications for insurance. Highlights include a need for better regulatory coordination and for activity-based regulation.

This briefing note summarizes the latest DataTalk session, held in July 2022. Members, in conversation with the IIF Regulatory Affairs team, discussed data and operational risk. Highlights include a need for better regulatory coordination and for harmonized understanding of risks.

The latest session of the IIF’s DataTalk focused on Data and ESG.

The latest session of the IIF’s DataTalk focused on decentralized finance, discussing key issues most pertinent to Chief Data Officers.

The latest session of the IIF’s DataTalk focused on digital identity. This note provides a summary of the key themes that emerged, noting that t...

The latest session of the IIF’s DataTalk focused on the potential of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) for cross-border payments.

The latest session of the IIF’s DataTalk focused on a strategic framework for the digital economy. This note provides a summary of the key themes that emerged, noting that the conversation was conducted under the Chatham House Rule, and comments are unattributed.

The latest session of the IIF’s DataTalk focused on cloud adoption. This note provides a brief summary of the key themes that emerged, noting that the conversation was conducted under the Chatham House Rule, and comments are unattributed.

The latest session of the IIF’s DataTalk, our interactive discussion forum with knowledge partner the Oliver Wyman Forum, focused on quantum computing. This note provides a brief summary of the key themes that emerged, noting that the conversation was conducted under the Chatham House rule, and comments are unattributed.

The latest session of the IIF’s DataTalk forum, our interactive discussion forum with knowledge partner the Oliver Wyman Forum, focused on data literacy. This note provides a brief summary of the key themes that emerged, noting that the conversation was conducted under the Chatham House rule, and comments are unattributed.

The latest session of the IIF’s DataTalk forum, our interactive discussion forum with knowledge partner the Oliver Wyman Forum, focused on digital regulation.

The fifth session of the IIF’s DataTalk forum, our interactive forum with knowledge partner the Oliver Wyman Forum, discussed methodologies for the valuation of data. This note provides a brief summary of the key themes that emerged in our discussion.