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Please note that this event is limited to applicants going through the CBI Authorisation Process and firms recently authorised.

What: The Regulatory Operating Environment in Ireland

CalQRisk the award winning regtech solutions provider and Fintech Ireland Ireland's leading independent fintech platform are delighted to be hosting a joint webinar on April 9th at 10:30am.  We’ll discuss the regulatory operating environment as a Central Bank of Ireland regulated entity. On the day, we’ll be joined by special guests, which we'll be announcing over the coming weeks.

In this one-hour webinar, we’ll explore the following –

• Current regulatory challenges for Fintechs
• Managing recent Outsourcing and Operational Resilience regulatory changes
• Horizon scanning – what’s next?
• Personal accountability and IAF
• Regulatory Supervisory Outlook
• Live Q&A with Peter Oakes

You can read more about the speakers and presenters here

When: Tuesday 9th April 2024 at 1030am 

Who: Those regulated under the Central Bank of Ireland regime and those interested in it.  In PCF role holders such as INEDs, CEO, CFOs, COOs, Compliance Officers, MLROs, CROs, CIOs and their colleagues.  Professional services firms and regulators/central banks (near and far) welcome too. 

Where: Online 

Registration: To sign up and join us for free, you can register your interest here by registering through our exclusive affiliate link here:
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/4517101485744/WN_Xmn1MNR3QB-jsuvnQmKSjw

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• To be informed of upcoming Fintech Ireland Events and Meetups subscribe to our Newsletter here. 
• We will be co-hosting / hosting further Fintech Ireland events in 2024.  If you are looking to co-host and/or  sponsor these events contact us at [email protected]

​What: Breakfast Briefing - DORA Regulation Readiness Session 200 Business Days to Go – are you ready?

Some topics which will be covered:

• How DORA will affect your business
• How to be DORA Compliant
• How to implement DORA Compliance in a timely and cost effective way
• How to engage all relevant stakeholders on your DORA Journey now and in the future.

And of course the event provides excellent in person networking opportunities before and after the panel discussion session.

When: Tuesday 9th April 2024 at 08:00-09:30am  

Speakers/Panel: 

• Peter Oakes - Chairman & INED of Regulated Fintech and Founder of Fintech Ireland and MiCA Ready
• Susan Nix - Client Director, Morgan McKinley
• Michael Carr - Founder of Buen Crypto Consulting
• Jörn Dobberstein -  IT, Cyber and Operational Risk Policy team, Financial Risk and Governance Policy Directorate,  Central Bank of Ireland.  

Where: Morgan McKinley, Connaught House, Number One Burlington Rd, Dublin 4, D04 C5Y6​

Registration: To attend you need to email Susan Nix at Morgan McKinley at [email protected] 


Great to see that face to face events are back and people gravitating to them in big numbers in this new hybrid way of working. Here is an opportunity to not only be informed and collect those important CPD points on an important regulatory and operational topic, but enjoy some in-person networking opportunities.

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• We will be co-hosting / hosting further Fintech Ireland events in 2024.  If you are looking to co-host and/or  sponsor these events contact us at [email protected]

What: Ireland - A Model For Fintech Collaboration [Webinar]

When: Wednesday, December 7th, 2022, 11:30am– 12:15pm GMT

Where: Online

Cost: Free

Registration: ​https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/5620759940506046477?source=Fintech+Ireland

Great to be invited by Professor Michael Mainelli, Chairman of Z/Yen Group on Wednesday 7th December 2022 to join him for a 45 minute discussion on Ireland  - A Model For Fintech Collaboration.

Michael has been at Alderman, City of London Corporation since July 2013 where he works to promote the City and to enhance the Broad Street Ward. Michael is the former International Member, IFS Industry Advisory Committee formed for the purposes of Ireland's former IFS2020 Strategy.
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Join Fintech Ireland's Peter Oakes for a webinar exploring the fintech environment in Ireland, and how it is uniquely positioned for effective collaboration between fintech centres that have the potential to add value to both parties and the industry as a whole. Peter will cover the fintech ecosystem in Ireland, the regulatory framework being put in place, how Irish fintech is scaling overseas, Ireland’s place as a EU Home for fintech, Ireland and the UK’s unique fintech bridge opportunity, fundraising & the life of an Irish unicorn, collaboration between finserv & fintech and for regulated entities, the rise of regtech in Ireland.
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Speaker:
Peter Oakes is a financial services expert focused on banking, payments, emoney, MiFID, fintech, regtech & distributed ledger technology. Peter is the founder of Fintech Ireland, Fintech UK and US TechFin. He is a non-executive director of leading regulated fintech and wealth management firms including Susquehanna (MiFID), AWM Wealth Advisers (MiFID), Optal Financial Europe (Emoney) and TransferMate (PSD). Peter is a consultant on finserv and fintech to international law firm Armstrong Teasdale and works on fintech authorisation applications across Europe, particularly Ireland, UK and Lithuania (where he advised on Lithuania 2nd specialise bank licence). Peter has a deep central bank and regulator background including inaugural Director of Enforcement and Financial Crime at the Irish Central Bank (2010-2013), senior regulator and central bank roles in the UK (FSA), Australia (ASIC) and Saudi Arabia (SAMA). He continues to work with regulators on supervisory and enforcement strategies. Peter is a solicitor admitted in the UK, Ireland and Australia.

What: A FinTech Future: Building on Ireland’s Potential

When: Friday, November 18, 2022, 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM GMT

Where: Fairways Hotel Dundalk Dublin Road A91 E6KC Dundalk

Cost: Free

Registration: Registration Link Here

Ireland’s unique ecosystem of innovation, talent, and dynamic financial services and technology sectors has led to its growth as a world-class fintech hub. This conference will explore both the challenges and opportunities ahead as we strengthen the sector even further through foreign direct investment and supporting indigenous firms.
 
Keynote Speaker - EU Commissioner for Financial Services, Financial Stability and Capital Markets Union Mairead McGuinness
Mairead McGuinness has been Ireland’s EU Commissioner since October 2020. Her vision for the portfolio is focused on ensuring the financial sector’s strength and stability, so that it can deliver for people, society and the environment. Prior to her appointment as Commissioner, she was First Vice-President of the European Parliament from 2014-2016 and served as an MEP for 16 years
 
Panel 1 - Fintech’s Place in Ireland’s Financial Systems
Ireland is fast becoming a global hub for fintech and financial services. There is huge growth potential in regions across the country, and Ireland’s reputation as world leaders in innovation, backed by government support, is growing stronger each year. With questions surrounding regulation growing in importance, this panel will discuss the current and future place of fintech in the Irish economy.
 
Speakers:
Peter Oakes - Fintech Ireland
Peter Oakes is a highly experienced Chairman and Independent Non-Executive Director of regulated fintech and other financial services firms. Peter advises companies, C-Suite and Boards on strategy, governance, authorisations and fintech across banking, payments, funds, MiFID, re-insurance, fintech, regtech, cryptocurrencies / digital assets and distributed ledger technology industries. Peter founded Fintech Ireland and RegTech Ireland to promote Ireland’s capabilities in these areas.
 
Denise Delaney - Central Bank of Ireland
Denise Delaney is Head of the Policy and Risk Horizontal Function within the Financial Regulation: Policy and Risk Directorate at the Central Bank of Ireland. She is responsible for the development and coordination of innovation policy, including the Central Bank’s approach to engagement with innovators, via the Innovation Hub and outreach programme. She is also responsible for the implementation of the Central Bank’s approach to engagement with stakeholders, via the Industry Forum and Financial System Conference.

Joe Heneghan - Revolut Europe
Joe Heneghan was appointed as Revolut’s Chief Executive Officer Europe in June 2021 having served as CEO of Revolut Payments Ireland Ltd since October 2019. He has over 25 years’ experience in financial services. Prior to joining Revolut, he spent 14 years at Ulster Bank (part of the RBS group) in various senior roles including chief administrative officer. He also serves on the Executive Board of Financial Services Ireland.
 
Panel 2 - The FinTech Corridor: Making Fintech Local
Innovation in the financial services sector is thriving in the North-East. As the sector grows rapidly in size, our panel will discuss the potential of the ‘Fintech Corridor’ - which positions the Dublin to Belfast region as the most attractive location for fintech on the island of Ireland.

Speakers:
Jenny Melia - Enterprise Ireland
Jenny Melia was appointed Enterprise Ireland’s Manager of Technology & Services Division in 2022. She has worked with EI since completing a BSc and PhD in Chemistry in UCD in 1996. Jenny has held a number of high-level positions within the company including Manager of EI’s High Potential Start Up Division and as the Irish liaison for EU nanotech and advanced materials funding programmes, she was appointed by the EU Commissioner to their high level advisory group.

 Prof. Daniel Broby - Ulster University
Professor Daniel Broby is an internationally recognised finance academic and formerly a senior figure in the fund management industry. He is Chair of Financial Technology at Ulster University and teaches Predictive Analytics and Contemporary Issues in Financial Technology. In addition to being a thought leader and influencer, he conducts research into capital markets and digital technologies. He is a recognized expert on the financial applications of blockchain and distributed ledgers.

Alan McEneaney and Hilary Moran- The Fintech Corridor
​The Fintech Corridor provides a unique opportunity to collaborate between the north and south of the island, while focussing on the wider aspects of developing partnerships and positioning the Fintech Corridor as the most attractive and accessible location for Fintech on the island and a gateway for fintech companies to Europe, connecting EU&UK fintech.

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What: Emoney & Payment Services: Role of the Board and Business in Providing Central Bank of Ireland Attestation

When: Wednesday 2nd March 2022. 09:30 to 10:30am (Irish time) 

Where: Online Event

Cost: Free

Registration: If you missed the opportunity to register for the event at Eventbrite, don't worry, you can register via this Zoom link here https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_LLLpSAqDR_mfYape-eDWbw​



Who Should Attend: The Directors of Boards (PCF1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 particularly the Independent Non-Executive Directors & Chairpersons), Chief Executive Officers (PCF-8), Chief Operating Officers (PCF-42), Heads of Risk Function (PCF-14), Head of Compliance (PCF-12), Heads of Compliance with AML/CFT responsibility (PCF-15), Heads of Internal Audit (PCF-13), Heads of Finance Function (PCF-11), Heads of Legal and others who will be involved in the review and attestation process.  In addition, if you are one of the many payments/emoney firms in the Central Bank's authorisation pipeline or a person who is looking to become an INED at an emoney/payments firm, this event might help gain a deeper understanding of certain regulatory issues.

No later than 31 March 2022, the Boards of authorised electronic money and authorised payment institutions  must attest to the completion and conclusion of a comprehensive assessment of their firm’s compliance with: (1) the firm’s safeguarding obligations under Regulation 17 of the PSR and Regulation 29-31 of the EMR; and (2) the conditions of the firm's authorisation.  This requirement is set out in the Central Bank of Ireland's Dear CEO Letter of 9 December 2021 on Supervisory Expectations for Payment and Electronic Money (E-Money) Firms.

However the Central Bank has not provided any prescribed wording for the attestation.

Join Peter Oakes, Founder of Fintech Ireland, Simon McFeely, Chief Risk Officer, TransferMate and Malachy Kearney, Partner Clark Hill for an in-depth discussion on the Central Bank of Ireland's Dear CEO letter and insights into what Boards and Businesses may wish to consider when preparing to provide the attestation to the Central Bank of Ireland.  

Furthermore the Central Bank expects the Board to oversee this review and to consider the conclusions and any remediation actions emanating from it. If any issues are identified as part of this review, a Board approved remediation plan must be put in place which ensures timely resolution of the issues.   

In addition to the above, the Central Bank of Ireland also sets out in its letter of 9th December 2021 numerous supervisory expectations under the following headings:

1. Governance and Risk Management 
2. Conduct and Culture
3. Safeguarding
4. Business Model and Financial Resilience
5. Operational Resilience
6. Financial Crime 
7. Resolution and Wind-Up

In the final paragraph of its letter, the Central Bank of Ireland reminded Payment and E-Money firms that they are important participants in the financial system and are expected to be able to demonstrate that they are executing their business in a manner consistent with their legislative and regulatory obligations at all times. Those requirements include These the supervisory expectations set out by the Central Bank in its letter. Importantly the Central Bank reminded that 'as breaches of regulatory requirements may result in customer detriment and/or disruption to the financial system, it is imperative that all necessary steps to ensure ongoing compliance are taken and that the consequences of non-compliance, including in terms of the use of the Central Bank’s powers, are understood by Boards.' 

This event will discuss various approaches that regulated firms may wish to consider in having their Boards attest the completion and conclusion of this assessment must be provided to the Central Bank by 31 March 2022.

Roundtable: So, you want to be a Virtual Asset Service Provider? Regulation, Supervision and Money Laundering (and MiCA). Thursday 6th May 2021 at 15:00 Irish / UK time (10:00 US ET). This is our 6th free webinar in our current series of Fintech Ireland webinars! We look forward to welcoming you.

** Our most recent Newsletter is here: https://mailchi.mp/a514139cc5f3/fintech-ireland-newsletter-april-2021-0401 ** Subscribe to it for detail of events and priority notifications here

What: Roundtable: So, you want to be a Virtual Asset Service Provider? Covers being cypto exchange, custodian wallet provider, offer or sell VAs. Join leading regulatory and VASP experts Peter Oakes, Founder of Fintech Ireland and CompliReg, Stephen Fletcher, Consultant at CompliReg, Samantha Sheen, Director Ex Ante Advisory Limited and Podcaster, Captivated Audience (former Stripe MLRO and Financial Crime Compliance Officer for EMEA) and several other subject matter experts for this event, including Mai Santamaria from the Department of Finance who will ‘pop-in’ for a short discussion about the proposed MiCA Regulation – an important regulation impacting VASPs.

* MiCA Regulation is the Proposal for the Markets in Crypto-assets Regulation 2020/0265 (COD)

In-depth discussion on not only the regulation of, but the opportunities and challenges for, Ireland's virtual asset industry.

FinTech Ireland is partnering with CompliReg, Ex Ante Advisory and other subject matter experts to deliver a webinar on the new registration and AML requirements for Virtual Asset Service Providers which took effect in Ireland on Friday 23rd April.  And of course, this is against the backdrop of the new Proposal for a Regulation for an EU Market in Crypto Asset (MiCA) Regulation. CompliReg is currently working on several VASP applications.

Several firms may be able to avail of the 3-month transition period for VASP registration.  While they have a head start on other firms that must register before servicing clients, what obligations do transitioning firms have right now?  What is the registration process and what are the regulatory, legal and compliance obligations for VASPs.  Mai Santamaria from the Department of Finance will ‘pop-in’ for a short discussion about the MiCA Regulation – an important regulation impacting VASPs.

When: Thursday 6th May 2021. 15:00 Irish/UK time (10:00 am US Eastern Time).
Where: Online Event
Cost: Free
Registration: Register via the button on Eventbrite page. SEE "IMPORTANT NOTICE" BELOW ABOUT PRE-REQUISITES FOR YOUR REQUEST TO JOIN EVENT. (https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/roundtable-so-you-want-to-be-a-virtual-asset-service-provider-tickets-152471320825?aff=FINWebsite) 


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Regulator Information - Did You Know? Source - Central Bank of Ireland

1. The European Union’s Fifth Anti-Money Laundering Directive ('5AMLD') extended Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism ('AML/CFT') obligations to entities that provide certain services relating to virtual assets.
2. Ireland transposed 5AMLD into Irish law by way of the Criminal Justice (Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing) (Amendment) Act 2021 (‘2021 Act’) and the provisions of the 2021 Act that relate to VASPs commenced on 23 April 2021.
3. The 2021 Act extends the Criminal Justice (Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing) Acts 2010 to 2021 (‘CJA 2010 to 2021’) to VASPs. For the purposes of the legislation, VASPs are firms that provide any of the following services relating to virtual assets:

 

• exchange between virtual assets and fiat currencies;
• exchange between one or more forms of virtual assets;
• transfer of virtual assets, that is to say, to conduct a transaction on behalf of another person that moves a virtual asset from one virtual asset address or account to another;
• custodian wallet provider; and
• participation in, and provision of, financial services related to an issuer’s offer or sale of a virtual asset or both.

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Important Notice: THIS EVENT IS FOR VASPS AND NEW BUSINESSES THAT WISH TO BECOME A VASP. You must request must come from an organisation email address. NB: requests from email domain such as gmail, yahoo, edu, ymail, hotmail, outlook etc may not be accepted for attendance. If this impacts you, please contact us at [email protected] to discuss and we will see what we can do. We reserve the right not to process any request not from a VASP/CASP or VASP/CASP start-up.

Did you miss our previous events and want the material?: Material from all our past events is located at https://fintechireland.com/events.html
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Other terms and conditions: Please note that we reserve the right to accept, modify and cancel the event, requests to attend and bookings at any time for any reason.

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All Fintech Ireland events fill quickly, so reserve your seat today!

Consultations: Fintech Ireland has uploaded information on its Consultations page which will be of interest to Central Bank of Ireland regulated fintech and financial services firm. See https://fintechireland.com/consultations.html.

Authorisations: Anyone looking at getting their fintech (payments firm and e-money firm) authorised by the Central Bank of Ireland can download Fintech Ireland's and CompliReg’s free handy authorisation guides and watch the video replay of our recent Getting Authorised by the Central Bank of Ireland Webinar at https://complireg.com/authorisations.html

Easier Access to Slides and Material from previous events: We have recently uploaded a new look and feel for our Fintech Ireland Events page that allows you to search for past events and materials, such as slides and videos.  

Update: Thanks to the 280+ registered attendees for your interest in this event.  We really enjoyed hosting Dr. Michelle O’Donnell Keating (Senior Policy Specialist) and Steuart Alexander (Innovation and Sustainable Finance) of the Central Bank of Ireland on Thursday 25th March 2021.

Slides:  We have emailed the link to Fintech Ireland's slides in pdf format to all those who registered to attend and to those on our Fintech Ireland Subscriber email list.  If you want the Fintech Ireland slides in pdf document, join the Fintech Ireland email list and we will send you the link. Otherwise flip through the above slideshow.

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If you want a copy of the Central Bank of Ireland slides, you will need to contact the Innovation Hub at [email protected] to request a copy.

Fintech Ireland is delighted to announce that we are hosting, for the benefit of the local and international fintech community, the Central Bank of Ireland’s Innovation Hub on Thursday 25th March at 10:00am

Join Dr. Michelle O’Donnell Keating (Senior Policy Specialist) and Steuart Alexander (Innovation and Sustainable Finance) for a 2020 Update and learn about high-level trends from the Central Bank’s engagement with fintech & industry in 2020.

​What: Fintech Ireland is delighted to announce that we are hosting, for the benefit of the local and international fintech community, the Central Bank of Ireland’s Innovation Hub.

Join Dr. Michelle O’Donnell Keating (Senior Policy Specialist) and Steuart Alexander (Innovation and Sustainable Finance) of the Central Bank of Ireland's Innovation Hub for a 2020 Update and to learn about high-level trends from the Central Bank’s engagement with fintech & industry in 2020.
Peter Oakes, Founder of Fintech Ireland will host the event.

When: Thursday 25th March 2021. 10:00am to 11:00am (Irish/UK time) .

Where: Online Event

Cost: Free

Registration: Register via the button on this Eventbrite page. https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/central-bank-of-ireland-innovation-hub-update-2020-tickets-146880115379?aff=FIWebsite ​


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Other terms and conditions: Please note that we reserve the right to accept, modify and cancel bookings.
There will be photography and/or filming/recording at this event and your image may be captured by us and used for promotional purposes in print on our website. By registering for the event you are giving us your permission to use your image in this way. If you have any queries about this, however, please email [email protected]

Check out Fintech Ireland's and CompliReg’s handy authorisation guides for e-money institutions and payment institutions at https://fintechireland.com/fintech-authorisations.html

All Fintech Ireland events fill quickly, so reserve your seat today!

The Fintech Ireland Webinar Series
 
The 2021 Fintech Ireland Maps Release Monday 15th March 2021 - 1pm to 2.30pm (Irish / UK time)

Join our hosts, moderators, speakers and panel members from Starling Bank, EquiLend, TransferMate Global Payments, UBO Service, the Department of Finance, Remitly, IDA Ireland and Fintech Ireland.
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What: Fintech Ireland is launching the 2021 Fintech Ireland Map at its first in a series of webinars. Led by Peter Oakes and Peter O’Halloran, we will be joined by a host of excellent panel members covering both Irish’s incredible indigenous and rapidly scaling fintech and international fintechs which call Ireland home. 
  
Along-side the famous Fintech Ireland Map of Irish fintech, we’ll be releasing an international map showcasing premier international fintech which have established in Ireland from the four corners of the globe!
 
We will announce further details in the coming week.

Register at https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/release-of-2021-fintech-ireland-maps-indigenous-international-maps-tickets-141804114925?aff=FIWebsite     
  
How to join the Maps - BEFORE 6PM MONDAY 8TH MARCH 2021: (1) indigenous Irish fintech wishing to join the indigenous Fintech Ireland Map; and (2) international fintechs wishing to join the inaugural Fintech Ireland International Map, MUST COMPLETE THE SURVEY https://fintechireland.com/fintech-survey.html. If you miss the cut-off date, recommend that you still do the Survey so as to be included on a later edition of the Map.​
 
If you are on the Map and your logo has changed since the last Map update, you need to email the logo to [email protected] in PNG or JPEG format (no pdfs!) BEFORE 6PM MONDAY 8TH MARCH 2021 otherwise your old logo will remain on the Map.  We politely ask that everyone on the Map who has not completed the survey to do so.
 
When: Monday 15th March 2021. Start time 1:00pm to 2.30pm (Irish/UK time).
Where: Online Event
Cost: Free
Registration: CLOSED  
https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/release-of-2021-fintech-ireland-maps-indigenous-international-maps-tickets-141804114925?aff=FIWebsite.  The link to the Zoom webinar was sent to attendees using the Eventbrite system through which attendees registered.  We sent the link twice once on 12th March and again the morning of 15th March.
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Slides: We emailed all registered attendees and those on the waitlist with the link to the slides.  If you were not a registered attendee or on the waitlist and you want the slides you need to :

(1) Join our email service - https://fintechireland.com/get-involved.html
(2) If you don't receive the link to the slides in the welcome message, email us at [email protected] after you have subscribed (we''ll check) and ensure you receive the link.
(3) Flip through the slideshow above.
 
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In addition to launching both the updated Irish Fintech Map, which will see the number of fintechs on the Map grow from last year’s 230 and the new International Fintech Ireland Map, we will be joined by expert fintech guests to discuss the burgeoning fintech landscape in Ireland and will get their thoughts on the changes to Irish fintech in the past 12 months; how they see Irish fintechs scaling internationally; being funded; and how they are dealing with current challenges arising from rapid digital transformation, changing consumer expectations and Covid.

Your hosts and moderators, Peter Oakes and Peter O’Halloran, are delighted to be joined by the following expert government and fintech speakers and panel members:

• Karen Cullen, Head of International Financial Services, Risk & Compliance Unit, Department of Finance Ireland (Ireland for Finance)
• Laurence Marshall, Chief Operating Officer, EquiLend
• Elaine Deehan, Ireland Country Manager, Starling Bank
• Byron Fry, Vice President - International Financial Services, UK, IDA Ireland
• Lorraine Kennedy, Marketing Manager, UBO Service
• Dermot Kennedy, General Manager, Remitly Ireland
• Margaret Clancy, Commercial Director, TransferMate Global Payments

The event will cover:

• release of (i) the updated Fintech Ireland Map and (ii) the new Fintech Ireland International Map
• presentations and panel guests, including CEOs and senior executives from a selection of Irish and International fintech companies appearing on the Map and key industry infrastructure executives
• opportunities and challenges facing Irish fintech growing locally and scaling internationally
• why Ireland was chosen by international fintech to establish here
• … and much, much more

​We will release further details on this premier annual event shortly.
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Your details will also be recorded for contact about future Fintech Ireland, Fintech UK, USTechFin and CompliReg events and news. And as all use MailChimp, there will be an unsubscribe link in each email we send.

Other terms and conditions: Please note that we reserve the right to accept, modify and cancel bookings.
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There will be photography and/or filming/recording at this event and your image may be captured by us and used for promotional purposes in print on our website. By registering for the event you are giving us your permission to use your image in this way. If you have any queries about this, however, please email [email protected]

Check out Fintech Ireland's and CompliReg’s handy authorisation guides for e-money institutions and payment institutions at https://fintechireland.com/fintech-authorisations.html
All Fintech Ireland events fill quickly, so reserve your seat today!
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