SATELLITE EVENTS
Join us to network, build partnerships, explore commercial opportunities and learn from leaders that will inspire you to get involved in shaping the Consumer Data Right ecosystem of tomorrow.
Women in Open Banking ANZ Launch Event
Mastercard and King & Wood Mallesons present to you the launch event of Women in Open Banking ANZ, a dedicated community for women who work in and around the Open Banking sector to connect and amplify women’s voices and ideas.
Join us at this inaugural event to hear from our women-only panel and network with peers in the industry.
In the panel, we’ll be covering how the Consumer Data Right was envisioned as a world-first economy wide data portability law to provide consumers with choice, control and convenience. As we reach the fourth anniversary of the CDR being live in Australia, the question is “are we there yet, and has our destination changed?”
Guest Speakers:
Alysia Abeyratne, Senior Manager, Digital Policy at NAB
Danielle Smith, Head of Product and Distribution Partnerships at Xero
Hannah Glass, Senior Associate at King & Wood Mallesons
Dr Natalia Jevglevskaja, Research Fellow at UNSW
Jennifer Harrison, Co-founder at Open Finance (Moderator)
This is a closed/invite-only event. If you are interested in attending the event, please register your interest below.
Accounting for SMBs in 2025: AI + ESG + Open Banking
Accounting for SMBs in 2025: AI + ESG + Open Banking
Thursday, 27 June 2024
5:30 pm to 8:30 pm,
The Gallery Room, State Library of NSW
Hosted by SISS Data Services, and as part of FinTech Australia’s CDR Summit, we’re bringing together thought leaders to discuss the three big issues influencing SMB Accounting as we head into the 2024/25 financial year.
Our distinguished panel will discuss three key issues that will influence the financial reporting and decisions made by Australia’s 2.5m businesses in the year ahead:
Artificial intelligence (AI)
Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG)
The Consumer Data Right (CDR) and Open Banking
Panellists will reflect on their approach to these issues, the interplay between them, and the practical implications for Australian businesses and those who advise them.
The Panel:
Chitra Andy Rajan - ANZ Small & Medium Business Lead, Microsoft
Lars Leber - Vice President, Australia & Rest of World, Intuit QuickBooks
Lochie Burke - Co-founder and CEO, NetNada
Rebecca Mihalic - Director, businessDEPOT
Grant Augustin - Founder & CEO, SISS Data Services
Moderator:
Trent McLaren - Accounting thought leader, Founder of Journey
With opening remarks by:
John Dunkerley - FinTech, ClimateTech & AccountingTech expert
Agenda:
5:30 - 6:30 Arrival drinks
6:30 - 7:15 Panel discussion
7:15 - 8:30 Refreshments & Networking
Invited attendee groups:
Business & financial leaders from small and medium businesses
Leading accountants & bookkeepers & representatives from professional bodies
Fintech, ESG & Accounting technology providers, and ecosystem members
Unlocking the Power of Open Banking: A Safe and Secure Financial Future for Australians
Join WeMoney for an insightful event hosted by FinTech Australia at Riff (Spacecubed) in Perth, focusing on the transformative potential of the Consumer Data Right (CDR) and Open Banking in Australia. This event is designed to help understand how Open Banking can create a safe and secure financial future for all Australians.
Event Details
Date: 17th of June 2025
Time: 5:00pm AWST
Location: Riff (Spacecubed) 45 St Georges Perth WA
About the Event
The Consumer Data Right “Open Banking” is set to unlock the power of financial data, creating new opportunities and improving financial services for Australians. This event will delve into the current state of progress with the CDR, alongwith exciting exclusive insights into the future.
FinTech Australia is the largest member based organisations.
Who Should Attend
This event is perfect for:
Financial Industry Professionals: Banking and Finance industry leaders, and analysts looking to stay ahead in the evolving financial landscape.
Fintech Enthusiasts: Entrepreneurs, developers, and tech enthusiasts eager to explore the latest trends and innovations in financial technology and are looking to build the future of financial services.
Policy Makers and Regulators: Individuals involved in shaping the future of Australia's financial regulations and consumer data rights.
Anybody who wants to learn more about the Consumer Data Right, Open Finance and Open Banking.
Special Guest Speakers
We are honoured to have a distinguished panel of speakers, including:
Senator Dean Smith (Shadow Assistant Minister for Competition, Charities and Treasury): Representing Western Australia, Senator Smith As a key advocate for consumer rights and competition, he will provide valuable insights into the views policy and the promise of an innovative financial future leveraging the Consumer Data Right
Rehan D'Almeida: CEO of FinTech Australia, Rehan brings a wealth of knowledge about the fintech landscape and will discuss the broader implications of CDR on the industry.
Dan Jovevski: Founder & CEO of WeMoney, Dan will share practical examples of how Open Banking can empower consumers and improve financial well-being through the unique journey at WeMoney.
In addition to our featured speakers, we are excited to announce that more industry experts and thought leaders will be joining us. Stay tuned for updates on our additional guest speakers who will bring diverse perspectives and expertise to the discussion.
Why Attend?
Gain Insights: Learn from leading experts about the opportunities and challenges of Open Banking.
Network: Connect with professionals, innovators, and enthusiasts in the fintech and financial services sectors.
Stay Informed: Keep up-to-date with the latest developments in financial technology and regulation.
Don’t miss this chance to stay ahead in the ever-evolving world of tech and finance. Unlock the potential of Open Banking and discover how it can create a safer and more secure financial future for all Australians.
Spaces are limited, book your FREE spot now.
Unlocking more choice for consumers through CDR data
Regchain is hosting an in-person event in Sydney on Tuesday, 28th May, commencing at 5pm.
The event will include drinks and nibbles, plus time for networking.
It will feature a panel discussion hosted by Annie Kane, the esteemed Mortgages Editor of The Adviser Magazine, on the topic of: "Unlocking more choice for consumers through CDR data."
Annie will be interviewing an expert panel, comprising:
Ruth Hatherley from Regchain
Mike Page from MogoPlus
Lance Goodman from Compare Club, and
Sam McCready from AFG.
There will be lots to talk about, and there will be a focus on home loans, which is highly relevant with Australia in the grips of a housing affordability crisis.
The event will be especially relevant for mortgage brokers, aggregators, bank and non-bank home lenders, consumer advocates, credit analytics providers, personalisation and behavioural finance experts, open banking providers, fintechs, technology providers, regulators ... and more!
Registration is free and open to all interested parties.
Webinar: Non-Bank Lenders - Understanding the Consumer Data Right
As the Consumer Data Right expands its reach, incorporating the non-bank lender sector, it's crucial to explore the challenges, risks and strategic opportunities it will present to you. Join us as we hear from 3 guest speakers with deep experience in the CDR rollout to banks as they explore the challenges and opportunities, whether directly impacting your business or not. This will be an interactive and open session with an opportunity for a Q&A .
Guest Speakers:
Anthony Fitzgerald, CEO, OpenAssure
Ruth Hatherly, CEO and Founder, Stryd
James Bligh, CTO and Cofounder, ProductCloud
Moderated by: Mark Evans, CEO and Cofounder, ProductCloud
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Satellite Events are events part of the CDR Summit program, happening in the month of June 2024, curated by organisations working on the same mission to explore limitless potential of the Consumer Data Rights.
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If you’d like to host your own satellite event as part of the CDR Summit
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Virtual and In-Person Events, Webinars, Roundtables, Showcase Conference, Networking, and more.
We are looking for events that promote public discussion, collaboration, and education on CDR, explore the commercial opportunities in open data as well as emphasise responsible innovation in these world leading reforms