PROGRAM FINOPOLIS 2021/22

• Quality of training for Fintech 
• What skills are increasingly in demand?
• Does skills mismatch exist? 

• Financial services: centralized vs decentralized
• What’s new in DeFi?
• Who is the consumer?
• Can DeFi be regulated?

• Universal financial interface: convenience for all
• Fintech for inclusive access to financial services
• Financial intermediaries against discrimination

• The role of banks in a service economy
• XaaS as a driver of progress and a source of risks
• Regulation of outsourcing

• Real-time banking
• Digital financing
• Custom payment solutions
• Digitalized customer journey and personalized service

• Collaborations and joint efforts as the principal path to developing financial market technologies
• Fintech Association 2.0: strategy reboot
• Hot topics from the Fintech Association’s portfolio

• Customer experience in the market’s new IT landscape 
• Development of mobile financial management services and alternative payment solutions 
• Partnership between market players for a stable industry development

• Web 3.0: transformations, premises, opportunities •Metauniverses: scope of application
• The Web 3.0 economy

• Differences in how financial marketplaces and lead generation work
• Key tools for attracting new bank clients through marketplaces
• What can a marketplace offer banks? New regions and new markets

• Ecosystems: the definition, types and functions 
• The background of ecosystems’ emergence in the Russian market: what makes an ecosystem an ecosystem?  
• Ecosystems: the view of customers and the view of the business 
• What the future holds for ecosystems

• How the market adapts its strategies to the new conditions
• Plans for ecosystem regulation and how the market feels about them
• Maintaining competition on the market

• Regulating NPSPs: types, services provided and business requirements
• Consumer expectations for introducing NPSPs
• New opportunities for businesses provided by NPSPs

• Digitalization of audit: challenges and opportunities
• Process mining: making digital audit more effective
• Big data, big opportunities
• Responding to cyber risks of digitalization

Battle: Classic Insurers VS Fintech Startups and Ecosystems

• Future industry initiatives: what will drive the market?
• •What does the customer want?
• Ecosystems vs. traditional insurers
• Online or phygital?

• Digital mortgage: progress or inevitability?
• Should real estate objects be evaluated by neural networks or people?
• Are we comfortable with e-documents or are paper contracts here to stay?
• How do we stimulate demand for and interest in digital mortgage?

• How to bring a product to market and avoid information security risks?
• Unacceptable events or what hampers new technologies?
• How to ensure the success of a technological product?
• Building trust: do we need the government’s involvement? 

• Digital corporate lending in 3—5 years
• Banks cutting the costs of credit analysis procedures
• How efficient is automated risk assessment?

• Services that improve the app’s customer journey
• Higher speed, quality and conversion of onboarding with the help of modern technologies
• How do you follow the law, retain clients and offer the most competitive service?