Lendit Rewind

Is Securitization About to Take Off in Europe? Rod Lockhart, LendInvest Jonathan Kramer, Zopa Lisa Macedo, Moody's Marion Delille, Crosslend Moderator: Jeremiah Wagner, Latham & Watkins

The Maturation of Digital Property Lending Francesca Carlesi, Molo Finance Michael Bristow, CrowdProperty Brian Bartaby, Proplend Marek Pärtel, Estateguru Moderator: Anthony Danon, Speedinvest

Building a New Paradigm for SME Lending Ayan Mitra, Code Investing Stephane Blanchoz, BNP Paribas Moderator: Therese Torris, Crowdfund Insider

The Impact of Open Banking and Data Availabiliity on SME Lending Neil Mullane, Funding Circle Christoph Rieche, iwoca Patrick de Nonneville, October Greg Carter, Growth Street Moderator: Conrad Ford, Funding Options

The Evolution of New and Alternative Data Sources Sam Coe, Experian

How (and When) Will Digital Banks Operate Profitably? No one can question the ability of the digital banks to grow their customer bases. Or their ability to raise equity capital. But what we have not seen yet is a profitable digital bank. In this session we will explore what it will take for these new banks to turn the corner on profitability. Giles Andrews, Zopa Norris Koppel, Monese Moderator: Will Beeson, Rebank

Building the Infrastructure for Financial Inclusion in the Developing World Geoffrey Prentice has been a co-founder of Skype and a founding partner at Atomico. He has now turned his attention to building the financial infrastructure for the developing world. Learn about the challenges of helping the unbanked build financial identities for the first time while providing responsible credit and helping improve financial literacy. Geoffrey Prentice, Oriente Moderator: Mark Tluszcz, Mangrove Capital

Lending at the Point of Sale: The Revolution is Coming In June 2019, Visa announced it is bringing the power of installments to the point of sale through beta APIs in the US. This has the potential to change point of sale installments globally. Learn the story behind this new set of beta APIs, and the benefits it brings to the payments ecosystem. Cetin Duransoy, Visa

Man Bites Dod: Fintech Acquires a Bank Tamaz will discuss Raisin’s recent acquisition of MHB Bank (Europe’s first case of a fintech acquiring a bank!), their growing list of bank distribution partnerships, and new innovative investment products for European savers. Tamaz Georgadze, Raisin Moderator: John Detrixhe, Quartz

Tech Partnerships and the Future of Banking With annual revenue totaling over £1 billion, CYBG owns a slew of banks, including Clydesdale Bank, Yorkshire Bank, Virgin Money UK and the app-based bank B. Responsible for CYBG digital transformation, Samantha is well-versed on how best to innovate your customer offerings by building the right lifestyle ecosystem. Samantha Bedford, CYBG Kulchetan Sanga, GoCompare Moderator: Eleni Digalaki, Business Insider

Reinventing the Capital Stack for Lending Platforms When building a lending platform with a long-term, sustainable future, it is not enough to focus on just one or two types of investors. In this lively session you will learn from one of the fintech industry pioneers as he reveals how they have built a truly diversified investor base using a variety of different capital structures. Christian Faes, LendInvest Moderator: Oliver Smith, AltFi

Big Banks are Searching for their Treezor – a True Open Banking Love Story Their joint presentation will dig deep into the partnership between multinational bank SocGen and fintech startup Treezor, exploring how the relationship evolved from ‘nice to meet you’ to ‘let’s get married.’ Takeaways include how do large bank-fintech relationships work, who drives project plans and business relations, what were the biggest challenges and much more.   Claire Calmejane, Société Générale Eric Lassus, Treezor

Big Banks, Big Tech and the Future of Fintech Get an update on the MarketInvoice/Barclays partnership, one the most significant bank/fintech partnerships in all of fintech. Also learn how fintech companies will impact the big banks in the future and what the arrival of big tech will mean for all of financial services. Anil Stocker, MarketInvoice Moderator: Peter Renton, LendIt Fintech

Augmenting Underwriting with AI and Beyond Saul Fine, Innovative Assessments Marc Stein, Underwrite.ai Mark Rosel, Lendable Jack Alton, Neuro-ID Moderator: Sarah Hollinshead, RFi Group

Helping Europe's Underbanked: The Rise of Payday Lending Alternatives Peter Briffett, Wagestream Mark Allcock, Neyber Neil Kadagathur, Creditspring Freddy Kelly, Credit Kudos Moderator: Yusuf Ozdalga, QED Investors

Keys to Attracting Investors in 2020 Raffael Johnen, auxmoney Nick Harding, LendingWorks Moderator: Chris Welch, Brismo

Investor Deep Dive - What Has Their Attention Today? Pedro Coelho, BNI Europa Robert Stafler, Fintex Capital Jean Benoit Gambet, Eiffel Investment Group Lauren Fradgley, European Investment Fund Moderator: Suzie Neuwirth, P2P Finance News

Overview of the European Lending Landscape Tom Bull, Ernst & Young

Is 2020 Going to Be a Year of Reckoning for P2P Lending? Discussion of the new FCA rules to be implemented in December, how platforms are preparing for it and the impact it may have on the industry. Rhydian Lewis, Ratesetter Stuart Law, Assetz Capital Natasha Wear, Zopa Moderator: Andy Davis, Prospect

FinTech 2.0 - Unbundling to Rebundling For many years fintech was all about the unbundling of financial services as specialized offerings emerged but today many of these fintech startups are seeking to provide a broad set of services. In this session learn about the different approaches being undertaken and how Curve is attacking this challenge. Shachar Bialick, Curve Moderator: Anju Patwardhan, CreditEase Fintech Investment Fund (CEFIF)