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PANEL DEBATE – Regulation: What’s working, what’s not, and what’s next?
We sit down with a carefully selected panel made up of regulatory specialists and innovators from across Europe as we look at how regulation and innovation can collide to create the perfect storm. How has regulation played its part in the market to date whilst taking a look ahead to future incoming regulation and how your business can prepare.
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Gijs Boudewijn
Gijs Boudewijn
General Manager Dutch Payments AssociationGijs Boudewijn (1958) is currently General Manager at the Dutch Payments Association (DPA). He has extensive experience in domestic as well as international payments related issues. He is Chair of the Legal Support Group of the European Payments Council (EPC) after serving several terms as Board member, and Vice-Chair of the Payment Systems Committee of the European Banking Federation (EBF, after having served 3 terms as Chair). Closely involved in PSD2 matters, open banking and the RTS of the EBA. He is member of the SPAA Multi Stakeholder Group of the EPC and Vice-Chair of the European Card Payments Association (ECPA). Last, he is a member of the Payment Systems Market Expert Group (PSMEG) of the European Commission. He is a regular speaker at national and international conferences on strategic and regulatory payments related issues, instant payments, new technologies and open banking.
Reinout Temmerman
Reinout Temmerman
Senior Payments Advisor National Bank of BelgiumEducated in Belgium (University of Ghent) and the United States (University of Chicago), Reinout started his career as an attorney at law in the Brussels offices of Allen & Overy LLP. Subsequently he gained experience in the banking world as a Compliance Officer in the BNP Paribas banking group. At the National Bank of Belgium, Reinout specializes in both prudential supervision of payment and emoney institutions, payments policy and oversight of market infrastructures (payment systems & card schemes). In this capacity he is the Belgian representative in both the ECB/EBA SecuRePay forum and in the PSOWG (Payment & Securities Oversight Working Group). He has, among other things, been involved in the transposition of PSD2 into Belgian law as well as setting up the National Bank’s Fintech contact point. He has also been responsible for drafting the 2017 oversight hard law framework regulating systemically important retail payment processors in Belgium.
Michiel Bijlsma
Michiel Bijlsma
Head of Payment Policy Department Dutch Central Bank (DNB)Michiel is Head of the Payments Policy department at the Dutch Central Bank. The department is among others responsible for payments innovations as well as for security, accessibility and availability of payments. Michiel joined the Dutch Central Bank in January 2018. Prior to joining the Dutch Central Bank Michiel had a career as Head of department of Competition and Regulation at CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy analysis, where he used to work more generally on financial markets and banking. He is also an extramural fellow at the Tilburg University and he has a PhD in Theoretical Physics.
Nicolo Brignoli
Nicolo Brignoli
Policy Officer European CommissionNicolò Brignoli joined the European Commission in 2017, further to different experiences in the private sector (insurance, consulting) and public bodies. In the Retail Financial Services unit of DG FISMA, he is member of the PSD2 team and lead on the implementation of the revised Cross-border Payments Regulation.
David Parker
David Parker
Founder & Chief Executive Officer Polymath ConsultingFounder & Chief Executive Officer Polymath Consulting
I have an in depth knowledge of Payments and Cards. In particular the company and myself are very well known for our work in E-money/prepaid cards and emerging payments covering areas such as mobile money/mobile wallets and Mpos. I have also worked extensively supporting and advising SMEs having been involved in SME payments projects since the early 2000. I have been involved in co-founding two companies involved with open banking; KYP and Konsentus.
I am increasingly active in Fintech and am currently holding a range of positions including Board NED, Board Advisor, Advisory Board, Investor in companies including: Hands In, KYP, Konsentus, Itemize, Edfundo, Swiipr and Unizest.
