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The Clearing House Annual Conference, which features keynote speakers and more than twenty in-depth panel discussions, is designed to deepen attendees' understanding of the changing landscapes in financial services, payments, and policy.
The Annual Conference program includes the following topics:
Plenary Sessions | ||
Market Perspectives on the State of the Industry: Where are We Now? | ||
CEO Roundtable Panel on the Business of Banking | ||
Breakout Panel Sessions | ||
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Waging the War on Fraud and Scams in Banking and Payments | Whose Business Judgment? The Intersection of Regulation, Independent Risk Management, and Innovation | |
Real-Time Payments: Transforming Everyday Life | Navigating the Payments Fraud Policy Maze: Common Interests and Different Approaches of Legislatures, Government Authorities and the Private Sector | |
The Emerging Future of Open Banking: The Impacts of New Regulation, Use Cases and Business Models | Public-Private Competition: Perspectives on Stablecoins, Tokenized Deposits, and the Digital Currency | |
When Quantum Computing Meets AI & Other Innovations Driving Change in Banking and Payments | Trends in Banking Supervision & Enforcement | |
Customer Centricity: Using Insights to Innovate | The Impact of the Supreme Court on the Banking Sector: A Look Back and a Look Ahead | |
Going Global: New Developments in Instant Cross-Border Payments | The Road Ahead for Consumer Financial Services Regulation and Enforcement: From the CFPB to the State AGs | |
Built to Last: Opportunities, Challenges and The Future of Core Payments Rails | In the Absence of AI Regulation, Why are There so Many Hurdles to Its Use? | |
How Data is Revolutionizing Payments and Banking | Convergence and Divergence – The Banking Sector of the Future |
Full program and schedule to be announced.