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About The Event


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#ACCELERATERegTech2022 is the 5th annual, The RegTech Association eco-system event. It will be presented in a 100% virtual format and its theme Global Growth Corridor is a nod to the creation of our global RegTech eco-system in a similar way that cities are designed and developed with critical infrastructure and communities. This year we will have a clear thread of ESG throughout the topics and discussions.


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  • 1,500 global delegates: regulators, regulated entities, RegTechs, government, technology firms, professional services and entrepreneurs.
  • Content crossing over a variety of industry verticals across three streams and three days (Approx. 2 hrs per stream).
  • Stream 1 The Big Picture (Strategic, Cultural, Trade and Economic themes).
  • Stream 2 The Financial System (Institutional and Regulatory Reform).
  • Stream 3 The New Economy (Taking the learnings from financial services and application to new industries who can take advantage of RegTech).
  • Each stream includes short and sharp provocations - open to all registered delegates.
  • Each stream will conclude with members only Change Maker round tables. You must be a registered member of the RTA to attend these Change Maker Sessions..
  • Final stream will play host to the PitchFest - encouraging entrepreneurs solving regulatory and compliance. challenges across industries to enter and be crowned the winning pitch.

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Event Speakers 

Across 3 Days

#ACCELERATERegTech 2022 has attracted the highest calibre speakers from around the world - all subject matter experts in their field to provoke and support conversations to drive the agenda for great RegTech forward. Speakers are colour coded per stream.


Ali Moore
MC
Broadcaster & Journalist

Senator The Hon Jane Hume

Minister for Superannuation, Financial Services & Digital Economy, Minister for Women's Economic Empowerment

Dr. Cathy Foley

Australia's Chief Scientist

Australian Government

Jennifer Lassiter

Executive Director

The Digital Dollar Project
US

Kate Pounder

CEO

Tech Council of Australia
Australia

Rebecca Engel

Director Financial Services Industry

Microsoft Australia


Jacqui Nelson

CEO
Dekko Secure
Australia

Deborah Young

CEO
The RegTech Association

Drew Propson

Head of Technology & Innovation in Financial Services
World Economic Forum
US


Elisabeth Bowes
Chief Negotiator
Department Foreign Affairs & Trade
 Australia
Elisabeth Bowes

Chief Negotiator

Department Foreign Affairs & Trade
Australia

Lisa Schutz

Chief Executive Officer
Verifier &
Advisory Committee
Consumer Data Right
Australia


Jesse Arundell
Head of Emerging Technology
Commonwealth Bank of Australia

Cathie Armour
Commissioner
Australian Securities & Investments Commission


Dr Robert Wardrop

Centre Director
Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance
UK


Andrew Stevens
Chair
Data Standards Body
Australia

Anne Lenz
A/Divisional Manager, Organisational Services
Brisbane City Council
Australia

David Latham
Director, Strategy & Operations
KPMG Australia


Yi-Hsia (Yish) Koh
Pitch Leader
x15ventures
Australia


Jane Adams
Executive General Manager Human Resources
Commonwealth Bank of Australia


Caroline Malcolm
Head, International Public Policy & Research
Chainalysis
UK


Supun King-Jayawardana
Chief Product Officer
x15ventures
Australia


Jane Madden
Principal
Brickfielder Insights
Australia


Dr Michelle Deaker
Managing Partner
OneVentures
Australia


Renee Roberts
Executive Director Policy and Advice
Australian Prudential Regulation Authority


Sopnendu Mohanty
Chief Fintech Officer
Monetary Authority of Singapore

Jennifer Mackinlay
General Manager Europe and Senior Trade & Investment Commissioner
Australian Trade and Investment Commission

Ian Silk
Special Adviser
KPMG Australia


Andrew Low
National Chairman
Australian British Chamber of Commerce &
Non Executive Director
Europe Australia Business Council


Samantha Turner
Sales Excellence Lead
Microsoft


Toni Knowlson
Commercial Director
FrankieOne


Jasper Poos
General Manager Performance and Risk Transformation
Commonwealth Bank of Australia



Anna Wallace
SPO Consumer Protection and RegTech
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation


Sandra Roussel
Assistant Secretary, Regulatory Policy, Economic Division
Department of PM&C


Conan French
Senior Advisor, Digital Finance
Institute of International Finance
US


Andrew Wilson
Managing Director, Strategy & Consulting
Accenture
Australia

Stream 1 – Program

Tuesday 5 April  |  8:00am AEST start


  • Shape of the world
  • Economic investment and trade
  • People, culture, skills and tools
  • Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG)
  • Financial inclusion
  • Change maker round table with industry leaders (members only)

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Time

Stream 1: The Big Picture

Speakers

All sessions are 100% virtual, recorded and in Australian Eastern Standard Time

 
Part 1:  Public sessions
  
8.00am  Opening remarks Jennifer Mackinlay
General Manager Europe and Senior Trade & Investment Commissioner
Austrade

Keynote: Embracing full human potential Dr. Cathy Foley
Australia's Chief Scientist

Culture not tech Samantha Turner
Sales Excellence Lead
Microsoft

RegTech as a force for change Jane Madden
Principal
Brickfielder Insights

Global trade priorities Elisabeth Bowes Australia's Chief Trade Negotiator
  RegTech success story Toni Knowlson
Commercial Director
FrankieOne
 9.00am Public sessions conclude - back tomorrow at the same time!

Part 2: Members only Change Maker Round Table
  
 9.00am  
RegTech: The Global Growth Corridor

Facilitated by: Ali Moore, MC & Broadcast journalist
  • Drew Propson, World Economic Forum
  • Kate Pounder, Tech Council of Australia
  • Andrew Low, Australian British Chamber of Commerce & Europe Australia Business Council
  • Lisa Schutz, Verifier & Consumer Data Standards Advisory Committee
  • Renee Roberts, Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA)

As we battle a new world order as a result of the pandemic crisis, with an even greater need for financial inclusion and trust, widespread global digital transformation happening at lightening speed with huge volumes of data flowing around the system, policy makers, institutions and regulators need to work together like never before and cross border trade being even more critical to scaling businesses globally, this group of leaders will bring their perspectives on a range of relevant issues impacting and opportunities to be leveraged by those in the RegTech eco-system. 

Q&A with members and guests of The RegTech Association.

  
10.00am   Closing remarks  

Stream 2 – Program

Wednesday 6 April  |  8:00am AEST start



  • Globalisation
  • Institutional reform
  • Regulatory reform
  • FinTech
  • Elevating corporate compliance
  • Change maker round table with industry leaders (Members only)
Members Registration  Non Member Registration

Time

Stream 2: The Financial System

Speakers

All sessions are 100% virtual, recorded and in Australian Eastern Standard Time

Part 1: Public Sessions
8.00am Opening remarks

Keynote opening address Senator The Hon. Jane Hume
Minister for Superannuation, Financial Services &
the Digital Economy & Minister for Women's Economic Security

Finding opportunities during the velocity of uncertainty David Latham
Director, Strategy & Operations
KPMG
  Globalisation of financial services regulation Cathie Armour
Commissioner
Australian Securities and Investments Commission
  ESG and why it will drive the financial services agenda Ian Silk
Special Adviser 
KPMG
  Getting real tools to real people Jesse Arundell, CBA
 The major long term potential of RegTechProfessor Ross Buckley

Public sessions conclude. Same time tomorrow!
 9.00am
Part 2: Members only Change Maker Round Table
  
 9.00am
The Financial System: Global  Institutional and regulatory reform

Facilitated by Ali Moore, MC & Broadcast journalist

  • Rebecca Engel, Microsoft
  • Jennifer Lassiter, The Digital Dollar Project
  • Dr. Robert Wardrop, Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance
  • Sopnendu Mohanty, Monetary Authority of Singapore
  • Conan French, Institute of International Finance

Q&A with members and guests of The RegTech Association

  
 10.00am Closing remarks  
 

Stream 3 – Program

Thursday 7 April  |  8:00am AEST start


PitchFest 


  • PitchFest (applications open March, 2022)
  • New horizons and verticals
  • Government as a buyer
  • Workforce management
  • Health
  • Telco
  • Energy
  • Change-maker round table with industry leaders (Members only)

Members Registration Non Member Registration

Time

Stream 3: The New Economy

Speakers

All sessions are 100% virtual, recorded and in Australian Eastern Standard Time

Part 1: Public sessions
8.00am Opening Remarks TBC

2022 PitchFest sponsored by Investment NSW Yi-Hsia (Yish) Koh
Lead Judge
x15ventures
9.00am Opening remarks TBC
  New horizons for RegTech Andrew Wilson
Managing Director, Strategy & Consulting
Accenture
   Global talent acquisition and retention Jane Adams
Executive General Manager Human Resources
Commonwealth Bank of Australia
   A consumer-centric world Andrew Stevens
Chair
Data Standards Body 
  Building trust in blockchains Caroline Malcolm
Head, International Public Policy & Research
Chainalysis
 

Financial inclusion and RegTech

 Anna Wallace
SPO Consumer Protection and RegTech
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

 Winner of PitchFest announced and Public sessions conclude.  Jasper Poos
General Manager Performance and Risk Transformation
Commonwealth Bank
Part 2: Members only Change Maker Round Table
  
10.00am
The New Economy: Learnings from Financial Services put into new contexts and industries

Facilitated by Ali Moore, MC & Broadcast Journalist


  • Jesse Arundell, Commonwealth Bank of Australia
  • Michelle Deaker, OneVentures
  • Anne Lenz, Brisbane City Council
  • Sandra Roussel, Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet
  • Jacqui Nelson, Dekko Secure
  • Supun King-Jayawardana, x15ventures 


There's no doubt RegTech began its journey firmly in the financial services sector. The last few years has seen a growing number of other industries and indeed Government across all spectrums develop an appetite for RegTech to counter poor efficiency, grow productivity, foster transparent, real-time information to benefit citizens, shareholders and build better businesses. 

Q&A with members and guests of The RegTech Association
 11.00am  Concluding remarks & Close Deborah Young
CEO
The RegTech Association


APPLICATIONS ARE CLOSED          

Each year, The RegTech Association awards a Founder-Led RegTech firm with best pitch by awarding their #AccelerateR award. This year, as we see momentum building around Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) impacts for companies and institutions across multiple sectors and the growing level of importance of ESG to investors, we think this is an opportunity to engage with early stage RegTech companies. Have you aligned with ESG and are you ready to deploy RegTech solutions that can demonstrate a deep connection and potential impact that underpin ESG goals and objectives? If so this is for you.

This Award recognises the best RegTech startup pitch and receives our #AccelerateR 2022 Award. We are looking for an early-stage superstar! We will be looking for those who have been able to best articulate the problem they solve, the solution and market appetite, the business model and scalability, relevance to ESG and most of all, the best pitch delivery on the day. Should you be selected as a finalist, your company will be amplified on digital media, the ultimate winner will receive specific digital assets and be included in a multi channel release. Rather than awarding a trophy, we will make a donation to the First Nation’s Foundation – an Australian Indigenous Financial Literacy Foundation – thus supporting greater financial inclusion.

Applications will be invited from early stage RegTech solutions providers who are solving an institutional, business-related or regulatory problem and who can clearly demonstrate that their solutions make a significant impact on Environmental Social & Governance (ESG) performance. You must have a minimum viable product (MVP).


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