January 2017
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As the importance of FinTech continues to grow for financial services businesses and their customers, this conference focused on the next steps for developing the industry sector in the UK.
In the context of the UK’s referendum on EU membership, it was also a timely opportunity to engage on a range of issues and opportunities facing the sector - including attracting international talent and investment, as well as the future implementation of relevant EU regulation (such as PSD2) and passporting frameworks for financial services.
Delegates discussed priorities for encouraging further growth and skills within key sectors such as P2P and digital currencies, as well as developing the growth of UK FinTech companies regionally and internationally ‐ such as how best to develop further FinTech ‘bridges’ and Financial Centres of Excellence, aimed at attracting further international investment.
The conference was also scheduled to facilitate discussion on the Financial Conduct Authority’s Regulatory Sandbox ‐ which seeks to create a ‘safe space’ for businesses to test innovative financial products ‐ and as HM Treasury considered feedback on developing a draft innovation plan for financial services.
Speakers and other delegates at this conference were an informed group including Members of both Houses of Parliament, senior officials from Central Government and the FCA, alongside a range of industry representatives from across the financial services sector ‐ including those working in banks, investment and savings platforms, payment services, crowdfunding and insurance ‐ as well as technology and regulatory experts, business groups, consumer bodies and national and trade press.
