SEUN FINAL NFW BROCHURE 2019 final - Nigeria Fintech Week · Consul General of Spain 2. Jan van Weijen Consul General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands 3. Janet Adams Head of Risk

www.nigeriafintechweek.org

28TH OCT. - 2ND NOV. 2019

| MONDAY, 28TH OCTOBER 2019

| TUESDAY, 29TH OCTOBER 2019

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CONFERENCE AGENDA

10:15am - 10:30am Opening Keynote

Aishah AhmadDeputy GovernorFinancial System StabilityCentral Bank of Nigeria

10:30am - 11:00am Keynote Presentation

Big Data, Small Data, Game Changers for Digital Transformation.

Ade BajomoED, IT & OperationsAccess Bank PLC

11:00am - 12:00pm

Special Remarks Mary UdukAg DG, Securities & Exchange Commission, SEC

O�cial Launch - Fintech Adoption Roadmap Policy for Nigeria by the Securities & Exchange Commission, NIGERIA

Session 1 - “Reguvators”: Defining the Future of FintechLead Speaker: Dr Patrick Conteh Consultant, Financial Sector, International Monetary Fund/ Former Governor, Central Bank of Sierra Leone - SIERRA LEONE

1. Tolulope Osindero Moderator Senior Associate, Udo Udoma & Belo-Osagie

2. Olugbenga Agboola CEO, Flu�erwave 3. Andrew Davis Corporate Innovation & Fintech Advisor, Ambassador, Stone & Chalk – AUSTRALIA

4. Hassan, Ibrahim Umar Deputy Director, Financial System Strategy, Central Bank of Nigeria

5. Bola Ajomale CEO, NASD OTC Exchange

Landmark Centre,Lagos.

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Securities & Exchange Commission Session & O�cial Launch of the FinTech Roadmap of the Nigerian Capital Market

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Details:Vibrant fintech ecosystems around the world have achieved their status through the proactive application of policy and regulatory support from government and regulators. The session would discuss regulatory initiatives that promote and advance innovation and the growth offintech in Nigeria in comparison to other progressive climes. Panellists would suggest strategic steps to balancing the speed and bridging the gap between innovation and regulation.


CONFERENCE AGENDA

12:00pm - 12:25pm Photo Ops & Break

12:55pm - 01:05pm Goodwill Messages 1. Dr Uche Olowu President, Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria

2. Christine Kelly Head, Economic and Commercial – US Consulate

3. Sopnendu Mohanty Chief Fintech O�cer, Monetary Authority of Singapore

01:05pm - 01:15pm Tech Pitch One – Raven By Mvoula Nigeria Ltd (Raven is a biometric POS for financial transactions)

01:15pm - 02:00pm Session 2 – Financial Inclusion in Nigeria - 80% Achievement by 2020: Myth or Reality - can Fintech be the Solution?

Keynote Sheila OkiroChief Investment O�cer/Financial Intermediation and Inclusion Financial Sector Development (PIFD) African Development Bank Group– COTE D'IVOIRE

Panel Discussion:1. Jacqueline Jumah Moderator CEO, Intermarc

2. Oluwaseun Solanke CIO, Airtel

3. Ronke Kuye CEO, Shared Agent Network Expansion Facility, SANEF


12:25pm - 12:45pm KeynoteKashifu AbdullahiDG, National Information Technology Development AgencyProf. Umar Garba Danba�aExecutive Vice Chairman/CEONigerian Communications Commission

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4. Taiwo Joda CEO, Accion Microfinance Bank

5. Raliat Sunmonu Senior Director, Africa Program Management, Accion Global Advisory Solutions

Details:36.6m adult Nigerians are financially excluded as they lack access to formal and informal financial services (EFInA Access to Financial Services in Nigeria 2018 Survey)”. Panellists would examine the possibility of increasing access to financial services leveraging fintechs.


CONFERENCE AGENDA


02:05pm - 02:15pm Demo – NEO360 by NEO360 Africa

(NEO360 is a unique peer to peer lending platform to SMEs)

02:15pm - 02:45pm Session 3: Smart Agriculture: Harnessing the Power of Digitisation

1. Jacquelyne Yawa Moderator Head, Agribusiness Guinness Nigeria Plc

2. Dr Babatunde Obrimah COO, Fintech Association of Nigeria

3. Ayodeji Balogun CEO, AFEX Commodities Exchange Ltd

4. Ayoola Oluga CEO, Agrecourse Integrated Services Limited

Details:Today, more than 80% of Nigerian farmers are small scale farmers and they are the main producers of over 90 percent of domestic output. If 80% cannot feed all of us will 20% achieve that with smart agriculture? Will the Pareto principle work here too?


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Keynotes Alhaji Umaru Ibrahim CEO, National Deposit Insurance Commission, NDICSunday Thomas Acting Commissioner for Insurance & CEO, National Insurance Commission

Roundtable One: How Innovation is Increasing Insurance Penetration in Low Adoption Markets.

1. Ashley Lewis Roundtable Chairperson Investment O�cer, Accion Venture Lab

2. Simba Chinyemba Director of Insurance, Pula - KENYA

3. Kobi Bendelak CEO, Insurtech Israel- ISRAEL

4. Bayo Adesanya Chief Digital O�cer, Axa Mansard

Details:“86 million out of 100 million insurable class people do not have any form of insurance in Nigeria” - NAICOM. Is there a gold mine with Insurtech leveraging on Big data, Artificial Intelligence and emerging Technologies? What are the new opportunities for the Nigerian market?


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02:45pm - 03:25pm

03:30pm - 03:40pm Product Launch One – SME-Lite byCourteville Business Solutions PLC

(SME, Lite is Market hub and financial management portal for Small and Medium-scale Enterprises SMEs)

Session 4: Building a Sustainable Nigerian Funding Ecosystem for tech startups

1. Johan Bosini Moderator Head, AfricaYe, Quona Capital - SOUTH AFRICA

2. Oluwadare Owolabi CEO, Xpresspay

3. Maelis Carraro Director, Catalyst Fund and Impact Ventures, BFA - FRANCE

03:40pm - 04:20pm


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4. Tunde Kehinde Co-Founder, Lidya

5. Manish Maulloo Head, Business Development, Mauritius Africa FinTech Hub - MAURITIUS


CONFERENCE AGENDA


07:00pm - 10:00pm

Details:Startups need patient capital as they develop their products and generate traction with customers. Without such capital, some startups experience a “valley of death” where they go bankrupt before generating su�cient revenue from product sales. How can Nigeria build a sustainable and accessible local pool of funds to support startup growth?

VIP Dinner & Awards Night(Strictly by Invitation)

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Opening Demos09:00am -09:30am

Dr Adesola AdeduntanCEO, First Bank of Nigeria

09:30am – 09:40am

DAY THREE | WEDNESDAY, 30TH OCTOBER 2019

Goodwill Messages 1. Juan Moreda Otero Consul General of Spain

2. Jan van Weijen Consul General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands

3. Janet Adams Head of Risk and Controlling, Artitificial Intelligence AI TSB Commercial Bank

09:40am – 10:00am



04:20pm - 05:20pm Microso� Africa Development Centre, West Africa/Fintech Association of Nigeria HourA forum of Developers with Vice-Presidents of Microso� from Redmond, USA

Fourpoints by Sheraton, Hotel Oniru Lagos

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Keynote Address

EFInA

Financial Inclusion (2 )- Spurring Fintech Innovation for Financial Inclusion: Moving Up the Investment Ladder

1. Dayo Ademola Head of Innovation, EFInA

2. Degbola Abudu CEO of Capricorn Digital Limited 3. Honey Ogundeyi Country Director UK-Nigeria Tech Hub

4. Oluwatosin Oni Principal, Investment & Portfolio Management, EchoVC Partners.

Details:

Fintech has been identified as a likely avenue to cause the "big bang" in financial inclusion in Nigeria. As a fintech, how do you survive and thrive? What funding resources are available to you? What is the best funding option for your type of fintech and the stage your business is currently in? This panel of fintech investors and operators will answer these and other questions.


CONFERENCE AGENDA


10:10am - 10:40am

Session 5 – Artificial Intelligence, AI and the Future of Business: Will Humans Still be Relevant?

1. Bimpe Adejumo Moderator Brand Manager, Funds & Electronic Transfer Solutions Limited (FETS)

2. Dr Olufemi Oyenuga Chief Architect ECEMEA, Oracle

3. Adedapo Adewole Partner & IT Advisory Leader (EY West Africa)

01:40am - 11:20pm


4. Julian Flosbach General Manager, FairMoney 5. Ayobami Adebayo Business Analyst, Fintech Associates Ltd

Details:

Activities and mundane “KPI” stu�s become AI-driven. Although AI can do a lot of things but only humans spark and inspire creativity. It's still Data-Driven but it's Data, Information and Inspiration.AI can't do inspiration yet? Is that true? What is the nature of work for the future?

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CONFERENCE AGENDA


11:20am - 11:30am Demo Two – XH SmartComplete end to end integrated QR solution

11:30am - 12:00pm Session 6 – The Expanding and Important Role of Women in Technology

Keynote Mary AinaDirector, Remote Banking & Shared Services TechnologyCanadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce (CIBC))

1. Bukola Iji Moderator Partner, Spa Ajibade & Co 2. Odunayo Eweniyi Co-Founder, Piggy Bank3. Diallo Djiba Senior Fintech Advisor, Ecobank Transcorp - TOGO4. Yemi Keri CEO, Heckerbella5. Aarti Shah Lead Consultant, The Cobalt Partners - KENYA

Details:

56 percent of startups have at least one woman in an executive position, and only 40 percent have at least one woman on the board of directors (Women in technology 2019). With women playing leading role in financial technology startups like Paystack, PiggyVest, and Mines.io in Nigeria; have the women finally arrived? How can we maintain the momentum to achieve even be�er outcomes for the industry at large?


Tech Pitch Two – FlashCoin by Coinapps(Blockchain wallet for remi�ance and payment)

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CONFERENCE AGENDA


12:00pm - 12:10pm

12:10pm - 12:50pm Session 7: Blockchain and Regulation of Digital Assets in Emerging Markets

Keynotes1. Modibbo R. Hamman Tukur CEO, Nigeria Financial Intelligence Unit.2. Lore�a Joseph Fintech & Regulatory Consultant, Financial Servcies Commission, Financial Servcies Commission- MAURITIUS

1. Chimezie Chu�a Moderator President, Blockchain User Group2. Yele Bademosi Founder, Microtraction & Director, Binance Labs3. Joseph Weinberg Founder & CEO, Paycase - CHINA4. Simon Chantry Co-Founder & Chief Business Development O�cer, Bi� Inc – CANADA5. Khadija Abdulkadir CIO, Africa Prudential PLC

Details:

While blockchain and distributed ledger technologies are inherently global, emerging market economies (EMEs) face a separate set of risks and challenges compared to many G20 countries. How can blockchain help li� incomes and living standards in EMEs?

12:50pm - 01:30pm Roundtable Two– Edtech: New Learning Methodologies to Stimulate Innovation 1. Bunmi Lawson Roundtable Chairperson CEO, Edfin Microfinance Bank2. Ololade Oyemaja Digital Learning Specialist, The Fintech Institute3. Dupe Adeyinka Oni Founder, Standard Bearers School4. Dimeji Falana Co-Founder & CEO, Edves5. Anuoluwapo Karounwi So�ware Engineer, Konga


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CONFERENCE AGENDA


01:30pm - 01:50pm

Details:

The digital revolution now determines how companies recruit and most especially, how problems are solved.How can the educational system ensure we are preparing the right workforce for the current and future workplace?

Break

01:50pm - 02:00pm Product Launch Two – So�TAX by So� Alliance & Resources Limited ( A comprehensive Tax and Revenue administration system for government collection agencies )

02:40pm - 03:40pm

Session 8 – Open Banking and Cybersecurity, the Financial Sector and the Economy

1. Ene Aba Moderator Business Development Manager, Interswitch Group2. Dr. Konstantinos Tsanis Chief Transformation O�cer, Wema Bank3. Tope Aladenusi Partner & Head, Cyber Risk Services, Deloi�e4. Bolarinwa Kazeem Product Engagement Manager, Fintech Associates Ltd5. Adedeji Olowe Trustee, Open Banking Nigeria

Details Application Programming Interfaces, API have become the thread for which the fabric of modern digital economy is woven. While open banking has gained traction in 47 countries across the globe, Nigeria remains the pacese�er in API deployment but how receptive is the ecosystem for open banking?

(Demo day) – Startup Pitches by Accion Venture Lab


02:00pm - 02:40pm

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CONFERENCE AGENDA


03:40pm - 04:00pm Closing Summary & Looking Forward to 2020

1. Dr. Segun Aina OFR Session Chairman President, Fintech Association of Nigeria2. Dr. Kasirim Nwuke Chief, Green Economy, Technologies and Innovation United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA)3. Oluwole Oyeniran Technology & Digital leader, Deloi�e & Touche – West Africa

Details:

* Conference summary and key highlights* Discussions and looking forward to 2020* Unveiling of the date and theme of 2020 conference

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10:00am - 3:00pm

DAY FOUR | THURSDAY 31ST OCTOBER 2019

Bankers House, Chartered Institute of Bankers of NigeriaAdeola Hopewell Str.,V/I - Lagos.

Fintech First Dive Masterclass by The Fintech Institute(Prior registration required)

Facilitators:1. Dr. Konstantinos Tsanis Chief Transformation O�cer, Wema Bank2. Dr Olufemi Oyenuga Chief Architect ECEMEA, Oracle



CONFERENCE AGENDA

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10:00am -09:00pm

DAY FIVE | FRIDAY, 1ST NOVEMBER 2019

University of IbadanPre- TechSpark: Hackathon Session

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10:00am -02:00pm

DAY SIX | SATURDAY, 2ND NOVEMBER 2019

University of IbadanTechSparkNigeria Fintech Week – Students Edition· Conference· Hackathon· Pitches· Masterclass

Details:

The aim of the program is to empower youths and millennials in innovation discovery, assessment through pitches & demos and promotion of opportunities for scalability and sustainability of startups in the country.

The event would host students from various tertiary institutions from across the country


08:00am -12:00pmLagos

Industry Event Ireland: Leading the Fintech Revolution by Enterprise Ireland (Strictly by Invitation)

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SEUN FINAL NFW BROCHURE 2019 final - Nigeria Fintech Week · Consul General of Spain 2. Jan van Weijen Consul General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands 3. Janet Adams Head of Risk