rewrite this title FinovateFall: Advanced Authentication, AI in Lending, and the Fate of Open Banking – Finovate

With FinovateFall right around the corner (September 8 through 10), we wanted to update you as we fill out the last spots on our speaker roster for the event. Today, as part of the Finovate blog’s Speaker Series, we’re showcasing a pair of presentations focused on advanced authentication strategies for identity verification and how AI can be effectively deployed to help enhance the lending journey. We’re also previewing a special fireside chat on the latest big developments on the open banking front.

If you haven’t bought your ticket yet, you’re in luck! Our registration discount ends on Friday so visit our FinovateFall registration page today and take advantage of big savings!

Frictionless by Design: How T-Secured Network Authentication Accelerates Digital Adoption

Mark Clancy, Senior Vice President of Cybersecurity, T-Mobile, will discuss the value of network-based authentication in a world of forgotten passwords, clumsy verification steps, and vulnerable SMS codes. Clancy will also show how network-based authentication verifies identity directly through the mobile network , requiring no passwords, no codes, and no extra clicks. Mon, Sep 8, 10:05 am.

At T-Mobile, Clancy spearheads the company’s strategy to safeguard consumer data and boost enterprise-wide security measures. Clancy has 25+ years of experience in information technology and cybersecurity, having held executive positions at Sprint, Citigroup, and the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation.

Headquartered in Bellevue, Washington, and a self-described “Un-carrier,” T-Mobile provides an advanced 4G LTE and nationwide 5G network that offers reliable connectivity for 132+ million customers. A publicly traded company on the NASDAQ exchange under the ticker TMUS, the company has a market capitalization of $282 billion.

Autopilot Lending: The AI blueprint for seamless lending journeys

Sandeep Hinduja, Vice President and Head of Banking (Americas), Newgen Software Inc., will discuss how to automate the end-to-end lending journey with no manual touchpoints; deliver seamless, personalized onboarding across digital, mobile, and in-branch channels; and leverage AI for smart document management to ensure both security and accuracy. Tue, Sep 9, 2:55 pm.

As Head of Financial Services as Newgen Software, Hinduja oversees business strategy and operations across the United States and Canada, driving innovative solutions for lending, account opening, business process automation (BPA), enterprise content management (ECM), and customer communication management (CCM).

New Delhi-based Newgen Software offers an AI-first unified digital transformation platform that provides native process automation, content services, customer engagement, and AI/ML capabilities. The company’s low-code application platform enables companies to build and deploy complex, content-driven and customer-engaging business applications from the cloud.

Will JPMorgan’s data war kill fintech innovation?

Lastly, I want to call your attention to a very special late addition to the FinovateFall lineup. Jim Marous—co-publisher of The Financial Brand, owner and publisher of the Digital Banking Report, and host of the Banking Transformed podcast—will speak about the state of open banking in the US today. Wed, Sep 10, 1:45 pm.

From JPMorgan’s announced plans to begin charging for access to customer data to Visa’s report that it is shuttering its open banking division, the drive to bring open banking to the US feels as if it is at a major crossroads.

Presented as a Fireside Chat, this discussion with banking and fintech veteran Marous will give delegates a greater understanding of the issues involved in the fight to make open banking a reality here in the States.

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