EBA

Summer School

“Payments – What is the Real-Time

Imperative?”

Sophia Antipolis, France

7th ̶ 9th July 2015

Contributions from academics, bankers and

payments industry experts

Syndicate working

groups and networking

Effective learning

In-depth insight into real-time

payments topics

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What is meant by real-time payments (RTP) and how inevitable is the trend to adopt RTP services?

What are the demands and benefits from a customer perspective (consumer, SME and corporate)?

How can bank and non-bank payment service providers best get access to real-time infrastructures – does the sponsor/agency (indirect access) model work for real-time payments?

What types of payments lend themselves best – and which ones do not? Does the rapid advance in mobile payments go hand in hand with the adoption of RTP services?

What are the technological and organisational change implications of moving towards RTP services and what can be learnt from the early adopters?

ISO20022 or ISO8583? Do standards matter? How important is cross-border interoperability between real-time payment infrastructures?

Which insights, issues and actions can the EBA Summer School delegates take back into their organisations on this important strategic topic?

Join us... ...to take an in-depth tactical and strategic look at the emerging topic of Real-Time Payments:

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Speakers:

Ashley Dowson, EBA Summer School Chair

Britta Kotthaus, EURO1 New Developments, EBA CLEARING

Hansjörg Nymphius, Open Forum on pan-European Instant Payments

Javier Santamaría, Senior Vice President, Banco Santander

Senior representatives from Faster Payments Scheme, Nets and SWIFT

And 40+ fellow delegates involved in payments and transaction banking, from all over Europe

Who... ...will you meet?

The location for the EBA Summer School will be the Hotel Sophia Country Club in Sophia Antipolis, located in the Provence hills close to Nice in the south of France and within 20 minutes by taxi from Nice airport:

Sophia Country Club 3550 Route des Dolines 06410 Biot -Sophia Antipolis France

Where... ...will the EBA Summer School take place?

EUR 2,250 for early bookings made before 1st May; afterwards EUR 2,450.

The price includes all seminar activities, materials, meals, two nights of accommodation, and transporta-tion from the hotel back to Nice airport after the end of the EBA Summer School. Accenture, the host, will be providing

the delegates with access to their Technology Labs in Sophia Antipolis on the first full day of the programme, which includes case studies relating to Bitcoin and Ripple.

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July 2015 – Hotel Sophia Country Club

From 16:00 Delegates arrival and check in

19:15 Welcome and Introduction A brief informal welcome to the delegates from the Euro Banking Association and the EBA Summer School Chair, to outline the key activities and highlights for the next two days

19:30 Drinks Reception An early opportunity for delegates to meet each other and the Summer School faculty in the relaxed informal surroundings of the Hotel Sophia

20:00 BBQ Dinner on the Terrace

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July 2015 – Accenture Technology Labs

9:45 Accenture Insight on Real-Time Payments A brief introduction by our hosts to the Accenture Labs, the programme for the day and Accenture’s overall insight and perspective on the emerging trends and issues in real-time payments

10:15 Coffee Break Delegates will be divided into three groups and rotate through each of the work-shop sessions described below – each session will be highly interactive and will be guided by an Accenture specialist

10:30 –14:45 Groups rotate through the following Showcases, each led by an Accen-ture specialist:

Real-Time for Consumers, SMEs and Corporates Everyday payments use cases, real-time mobile payments, digital wallets, digital commerce

Technology Show Case Blockchain and distributed ledger technologies for real-time payments

Real-Time Cross Industry Examples Payments in a real-time, connected world: the internet of things; tokenisation, cloud

14:45 Break

15:00 Panel Debrief and Question & Answers A concluding opportunity for the whole group to review the key issues and out-comes from the day and discuss the implications for the delegates, their organi-sations and the syndicate team challenges ahead

16:00 Departure by bus for Hotel Sophia Country Club

8:40 Departure by bus for Accenture Technology Labs

9:15 Summer School Overview A brief introduction to the Summer School theme and the contribution of the EBA in this regard (i.e. the Open Forum on pan-European Instant Pay-ments). This will include a briefing on the team challenges to be worked on by delegates over the next two days.

9:45 Accenture Insight on Real-Time Payments A brief introduction by our hosts to the Accenture Labs, the programme for the day and Accenture’s overall insight and perspective on the emerging trends and issues in real-time payments

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Programme EBA Summer School 2015 “Payments – What is the Real-Time Imperative?”

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16:30 Syndicate Groups to work on Team Challenges Using all the ideas and outputs from the day, syndicate groups to begin work on their allocated topics

17:30 Free time

19:45 Dinner on the Terrace

10:45 Case studies Delegates will have the opportunity to learn from a range of solution providers on how they have approached the challenge of working with PSPs and their customers to plan, launch and run RTP schemes in different regions across the world. Delegates will have the opportunity to question and challenge these pro-viders and go beneath the surface on some of the practical implementation is-sues with real-time solutions.

12:45 Buffet lunch

13:15 Syndicate Groups – Team Challenges Final working session in syndicate groups to prepare a report back and presen-tation on the allocated team challenges. Each table group to prepare a max. 10 minute presentation to a panel of Summer School speakers/contributors

14:15 Team Challenges – Presentations to Speaker Panel Syndicate groups to present their outcomes to the speaker panel who will ques-tion and challenge the participants’ thinking

15:30 Personal Planning and Feedback Delegates to review the outcomes from the Summer School, record their learn-ing and personal actions and provide feedback on the programme

15:45 Team Challenges – Results and Final Summary The EBA Summer School Chair will announce the winning syndicate group for the Team Challenge and provide a final summary on the key issues emerging from the last two days

16:00 End of programme

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July 2015 – Hotel Sophia Country Club

8:00 Review and Look Ahead The Summer School Chair will briefly summarise the main issues and learning from yesterday and look ahead to the day’s activities

8:30 A Banking Perspective on Real-Time Payments A keynote input from a leading European bank on their practical experience of launching and participating in an RTP scheme. What were the challenges faced? What are the emerging practical benefits from the scheme? What is the downsized risk and learning from these early experiences?

9:15 An EBA Perspective On Real-Time Payments A contribution by the EBA on the ongoing industry efforts to support RTP. In particular, this session will provide insight into some of the early themes aris-ing from the EBA’s recently launched Open Forum on pan-European Instant Payments in euro.

10:00 Break

10:15 Syndicate Group Team Challenges A further opportunity for syndicates groups to work on their team challenges in preparation for this afternoon’s presentations

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