Programme

Programme

Tokyo Financial Information Technology Summit (TFITS) 2023 agenda (stay tuned for 2024 agenda)

Times are in JST
June 28, 2023 | In-person event

09:0009:10

Chairperson’s opening remarks

09:00 - 09:10

Miguel Ortega

Regional head of market data

Deutsche Bank APAC

Miguel Ortega is the regional head of market data for Deutsche Bank APAC, based in Japan. He is responsible for designing, implementing and supporting the bank’s market data infrastructure and market data commercial management.

Miguel started his career in Reuters in Mexico in 1995 as an installations, field support and open systems manager in charge of technical operations for the country. He transferred to Reuters New York in 1999 where he worked until 2002 as a senior systems engineer in charge of Reuters and Tibco product integration. From 2002 to 2007 he worked for Barclays Capital in New York as a regional market data technical services manager in charge of all market data infrastructure and distribution platforms. In 2007 and until 2008 he joined STAC, a performance benchmarking company that specializes in low-latency benchmarking for capital markets workloads as a managing consultant.

09:1009:30

Keynote Address: Capital markets ecosystem on growth: Japan’s future prosperity

09:10 - 09:30

Saiko Nakagawa

Director for asset management business

Financial Services Agency, Japan (JFSA)

As Director for Asset Management Business, Ms. Nakagawa supervises asset management industry in Japan and is also responsible for promoting the JFSA’s International financial center initiative. Ms. Nakagawa joined the JFSA in 2000 and since then worked at various positions in the JFSA’s financial markets division and international affairs office. She has also worked at the Cabinet Office as a staff economist in 2004-2006.

She received her master’s degree in international relations from University of California, San Diego, and B.A. in Economics from Keio University. She was a visiting fellow at Stanford University in 2012-13.

09:3010:10

Keynote panel: technology revolutionizes capital markets platforms in Japan

09:30 - 10:10

  • Imperative to understand how capital markets technologies will impact your business and industry
    • What are the challenges of addressing Digital Assets as a new asset class?
    • Which technologies leverage Data as a differentiator?
    • How to innovate the customer experience?
  • Japan’s capital markets in 2023 and beyond: key drivers of business and tech change
    • What are your initiatives to turn market events and regulatory changes into business opportunities?

Shinichiro Shiraki

CEO

Aizawa Asset Management Co., Ltd.

Mr. Shiraki founded Akebono Asset Management Ltd, former Aizawa Asset Management Co., Ltd. and was appointed as CEO in 2015.

Mr. Shiraki has over 25 years of experience investing in private equity, venture capital funds and hedge funds in both Japan and globally. He launched and managed several portfolios of hedge funds and private equity funds for Sanwa Bank, now part of the Mitsubishi UFJ Group.  He was a founding member of Monex Alternative Investments established in 2004 and served as its CEO. He was appointed as CIO of Astmax Co., Ltd. in 2013.  He also served on a board of directors at Aizawa Securities Co., Ltd. TSE1 listed security broker company in 2019 and joined the board of directors at Asuka Asset Management in June 2020.

Mr. Shiraki has been a board member of the Alternative Investment Management Association of Japan (AIMA Japan) since 2001 and has been its Chairman and currently serves as its Vice Chairman.                                                                 He is also a director and committee member Japan Venture Capital Association for LP relationship committee.

Eiichiro Yanagawa

Senior analyst, financial services

CELENT

Eiichiro Yanagawa is a senior analyst with Celent’s Banking practice and is based in Tokyo.

Eiichiro's research focuses on IT strategy issues in the Japanese and Asian banking and financial industries. His recent research has included core banking systems, ATMs, and anti-money laundering technology, and focused on the technologies driving disruption in three areas: innovation, digital, and legacy and ecosystem transformation. Eiichiro's consulting experience includes development of bank IT strategies, thin client / desktop virtualization to support business continuity, evaluation of data centers for hosting core systems, and vendor selection of AML, risk management, and other technologies.

Eiichiro is widely quoted in the press, including Nikkei, Nikkei BP, ITmedia, The Japan Times, Bloomberg, SNL/ S&P Global, Gtnews, The Trade AsiaAsia Insurance Review, Asia Risk, and Asian Banking & Finance. He is a regular speaker, chairman, and panel moderator at the leading industry events in Japan and Asia.

Prior to joining Celent, Eiichiro was the Chief Manager of the Financial Global Solutions Division and the Regional Bank Financial Solutions Division at NEC Corporation in Tokyo. He was responsible for developing NEC’s core banking system, strategic marketing planning, and consulting on financial institution systems.

Prior to that, Eiichiro was the General Manager of the Financial Services Division at NEC Corporation of America in New York. In this role, he worked on the development of IT strategy and advised clients, mainly Japanese financial institutions, on outsourcing and selection of software packages.

Eiichiro earned his Bachelor of Economics from Shizuoka University and his MBA at Hitotsubashi University Graduate School of Commerce and Management.

Makoto Nagahori

President and CEO

Phillip Securities Japan, Ltd.

Makoto Nagahori is currently President and CEO in Phillip Securities Japan since July 2021. He joined Nomura in 1999 after graduating from Tokyo University. From 2006 to 2009, he worked for the US equity trading business for Nomura Securities International and Instinet LLC in New York. From 2009 to 2013, he was in charge of the electronic trading business in Instinet Japan Limited and Nomura Tokyo. From 2013 to 2016, he was President and Representative Director at Chi-X Japan Limited. Before joining in Phillip Securities Japan, he was running electronic trading service desk in Morgan Stanley MUFG Securities (MSET), since 2017.

Masaki Bessho

Head of Fintech

Bank of Japan

Masaki Bessho has been Head of FinTech Center, Bank of Japan, since September 2021. Previously, he has served as Associate Director-General of Payment and Settlement Systems Department, Deputy Chief Representative for Europe, and Head of Financial Infrastructure Studies Division at the Bank’s Institute for Monetary and Economic Studiers. He has led diverse research projects focusing on implications of novel technologies on financial systems and central banking services. He also represents the Bank in a number of forums on digital currency and FinTech, including the CBDC Coalition. He received an LL.M. from the University of Virginia (1999) and an LL.B. from Kyoto University (1994). He is admitted to practice law in the State of New York.

10:1010:40

Redesigning technology to accelerate the digital transformation of the Japanese financial sector

10:10 - 10:40

  • AI and blockchain 'as-a-service' via the cloud: Preparing for a cloud-enabled driven world
  • Cloud migration and moving to a new platform simultaneously will multiply the challenges and risks. What is the most effective way to eliminate those risks?
  • How new interfaces and apps are enabling businesses to access them without any code?
  • Collaborating for data-centric transformation: achieving bold digital innovation
Akihiro Okishima

Head of innovative startups strategy dept.

Mizuho Securities

kihiro is the head of the analyst team in the cutting-edge technology fields such as AI, IoT and bio/life science, including “FinTech”, and leads Mizuho’s investment banking business for “Innovative” startups and technology companies. He has been involved in the investment banking and fund management industries for more than twenty years in Mizuho and BlackRock, and also engaged in Business and Real Estate Valuation, while working on business applications of data analysis and AI. Akihiro holds some professional certifications such as Member of Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (MRICS), Certified International Investment Analyst (CIIA) and Chartered Member of SAAJ (CMA), and a Bachelor’s degree in Engineering from the University of Tokyo.

Yutaka Sakurai

Head

AI Finance Application Research Institute

Yutaka Sakurai is data science and AI expert with a strong background in Financial theory and practice. After more than twenty years' experience of fund manager, trader and quant in Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi and Sony Bank, he became a managing director of Research and Pricing Technology Inc.  in 2010. He started AI Finance Application Research Institute in 2017. He published a number of books on Finance and AI.

Yosuke Fujisawa

Head of data science

Sumitomo Life

Yosuke Fujisawa is the AI officer of Sumitomo Life. He has more than 20 years of actuarial experience in pensions, risk management and reinsurance. He is qualified as a Fellow of Actuaries of Japan and CERA with a master degree of actuarial science, University of Waterloo.

10:4011:10

Networking break

10:40 - 10:50

11:1011:40

Future of communication compliance

11:10 - 11:40

  • Current compliance challenges: What are the primary challenges faced today in managing diverse communication channels while adhering to numerous regulations?
  • Enforcement is increasing globally: How are global authorities stepping up enforcement and increasing penalties for non-compliance?
  • What expectations do regulators have for businesses to maintain effective compliance programs and address issues promptly?
  • What are the different forms of misconduct in communication, ranging from disclosing confidential information to failure in retaining crucial business communications?
  • How should companies update their compliance strategies as communication methods evolve with new digital platforms?
Go Ito

Account executive

NICE Japan

Go Ito has an impressive career spanning over two decades, with 14 years dedicated to financial institutions where he gained extensive experience in Sales Trading and Credit Risk Management at esteemed firms such as Nomura Securities, UBS Securities, and Credit Agricole Securities. He further diversified his portfolio by dedicating 7 years to the tech industry at Thomson Reuters, enhancing his expertise in solution sales.

11:4012:20

ESG factors are now at the heart of investment sector decision making.

11:40 - 12:10

  • What are the most important global sustainability issues next climate change? How should financial institutions address these issues?
  • How high-quality sustainability data can help financial institutions make better decisions
  • What are the benefits of using ESG data in all business decisions? What is the best way to utilize ESG Data going forward?
  • ESG megatrend: significant opportunities for those with the right technology
Matsumoto Chikako

Executive officer general manager, ESG strategy and solutions department

Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank Limited

Chikako is responsible for the development of ESG-related solutions and the promotion of ESG business at the SMTB. She has 20-years’ experience in international development finance and sustainability at the World Bank and the Inter-American Development Bank, being involved in the development of the World Bank’s first green bond and climate finance products. Before joining SMTB, Chikako led advisory services at EY on climate change and sustainability. Certified Financial Analyst, USA. MPP, Harvard Kennedy School

Mana Nakazora

Chief credit strategist/Chief ESG strategist, vice chair person of global markets

BNP Paribas, Japan

Mana Nakazora is the Chief Credit Strategist/Chief ESG Strategist, Vice Chair person of Global Markets at BNP Paribas, Japan. She has a wealth of experience and strong reputation as a top ranked credit analyst and the first sell-side ESG analyst in Japan. Mana joined BNP Paribas in 2008 and has most recently been the Chief Japan Credit Analyst, Head of Investment Research for Global Markets Japan. She is widely recognized by policy makers and has served as a member of several Japanese government bodies. Prior to joining BNP Paribas, Mana spent time working at Nomura Research Institute, Morgan Stanley and JP Morgan. She graduated from Keio University with a B.A. in Economics.


She is appointed to Japan’s Economic and Fiscal Policy Council as the panel’s first female private sector member in November 2021.She has also worked as a drafting committee member of the Fiscal System Council for Ministry of Finance Japan. Besides, she served on various Japanese government panels dealing with fiscal and ESG related affairs including such as Ministry of Finance, Ministry of the Environment, Trade and Industry, Cabinet Office and Government of Japan etc.
She was selected as No.1 of credit analyst ranking of “Nikkei VERITAS” for three consecutive years (2010-2012), and 2015.

Hiroshi OZEKI

President and chief executive officer

Nissay Asset Management Corporation

Hiroshi OZEKI is the President and Chief Executive Officer at Nissay Asset Management Corporation since 2020.
In 1987, Hiroshi joined Nippon Life Insurance Company after graduation from the University of Tokyo, where he garnered most of his professional career. He accumulated ample experience and professional knowledge through various key positions in leading Investment Management as a Domestic Bond Portfolio Manager and a Head of Global Credit and Alternative Investment. In 2013, he became in charge of the Finance and Investment Planning Department as a General Manager. Promoted in 2014 to Chief Investment Officer and a member of the Board Directors & Executive Officer. In 2018, under his new leadership role at Nippon Life’s overseas operations (based in New York), he served as the Regional CEO (responsible for the Americas and Europe) and Managing Director & Executive Officer.
Hiroshi speaks and acts widely in promoting efforts to enhance the group’s initiatives on ESG investments and Green financing, including initiating the first Green Bond issued by the City of Paris and the first underwriting of women bonds by Banco del Estado de Chile (BancoEstado). He has been invited to speak at both international and domestic conferences on climate change, ESG and SDGs, including CFA, ICMA, the RI Asia, the TCFD Summit, and he gave the opening speech at the PRI Digital Conference 2021.


Hiroshi Ozeki has 34 years of business experience engaging in Corporate Planning and Asset Management, including Loan Portfolio Management, Risk Management, Corporate Strategy, Capital Procurement, IR, ALM, and Asset allocation of Life Insurance General Accounts.
AWARDS: The Securities Analysts Journal Prize (1999) from the Security Analysts Association of Japan.

Yuki Ikehata

ESG analyst

Asset Management One

Mr.Yuki Ikehata is an ESG analyst in the Responsible Investment Group of Asset Management One (AM-One) and is responsible for ESG research and engagement.

He has more than 20 years of experience in the investment industry and has served as a research analyst and portfolio manager of global fixed income and equity.

Prior to joining AM-One in 2017, he was a portfolio manager in the Equity Group of the Pension Fund Association (Japan).

He holds a Bachelor of International Relations from Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto, and an MBA in International Business from the University of Tsukuba, Japan. Mr. Ikehata also serves as a member of the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) Technical Reference Group.

Motoko Kuze

Chief sustainable banking officer, sustainable strategy office

Societe Generale

Motoko started her career in 2001 at Mizuho bank Paris branch before joining Societe Generale Group in 2006, where she served for 10 years in Paris and Tokyo to develop the Group’s business with Japanese Financial Institutions.


In 2016, she joined HSBC Asset Management as Fund Manager and contributed to the growth of ESG investment in Japan as Senior Market Specialist. Most recently, Motoko was with RepRisk Japan Limited, established by the world’s largest ESG technology firm RepRisk AG in 2022, as General Manager to support the acceleration of green finance in Japan by best-in-class ESG risk data.

Taro Nagao

Chief investment officer, global solutions

Nomura Asset Management Co., Ltd.

Taro Nagao is Chief Investment Officer, Global Solutions at Nomura Asset Management Co., Ltd. (NAM). Taro oversees NAM’s Quants, Passive, and Rule-based investments globally.

Taro began his professional career in 2001 at NAM as an assistant portfolio manager of yen bonds. His past experience includes portfolio management in emerging market bonds, credit analysis in US high yield market, trade execution in global bonds, fund accounting and administrations, and selection of external investment managers.

In 2018, he became Senior Investment Officer, Fixed Income, and promoted ESG integration in NAM’s global credit and emerging bond strategies. Prior to the current role, he was Chief Investment Officer, Multi-Asset and Solutions, overseeing multi-asset investment and economic research teams.

Taro received MBA with Distinction from University of Michigan and BA in Laws from Keio University. He is a CFA charterholder, a US Certified Public Accountant (Delaware), and a Chartered Member of Security Analysts Association of Japan.

 

12:2013:20

Lunch Break

12:40 - 14:00

13:2013:30

Chairperson’s remarks

14:00 - 14:10

Miguel Ortega

Regional head of market data

Deutsche Bank APAC

Miguel Ortega is the regional head of market data for Deutsche Bank APAC, based in Japan. He is responsible for designing, implementing and supporting the bank’s market data infrastructure and market data commercial management.

Miguel started his career in Reuters in Mexico in 1995 as an installations, field support and open systems manager in charge of technical operations for the country. He transferred to Reuters New York in 1999 where he worked until 2002 as a senior systems engineer in charge of Reuters and Tibco product integration. From 2002 to 2007 he worked for Barclays Capital in New York as a regional market data technical services manager in charge of all market data infrastructure and distribution platforms. In 2007 and until 2008 he joined STAC, a performance benchmarking company that specializes in low-latency benchmarking for capital markets workloads as a managing consultant.

13:3014:10

Future-proofing post trade services in Japan: what new technologies are helping simplify post-trade processes 

12:10 - 12:40

  • How can DLT help solve existing post-trade issues? What are some challenges firms need to be aware of when implementing DLT in a workflow or process?
  • How do good data management and analytics help simplify and add value to post-trade processes? How do firms achieve this?
  • Will Hybrid clouds pave the way for the future of post-trade services? What is the future shape of utility services and new sourcing models in Japan's capital markets?
Emmanuel Petitjean

COO

Amundi Japan Ltd.

Emmanuel Petitjean is COO of Amundi Japan since September 2013. In this capacity, he oversees the operations, IT and trading, finance and corporate governance of the company. He is also responsible for operational risk control and oversees projects concerning the transformation of the technology or operations profile of the company.

Emmanuel joined the asset management industry in 2002 at SG Asset Management Japan where he started as Head of IT, then became head of the Operations division in 2006. In 2008, he took the lead of the performance measurement and reporting teams in Paris before becoming Head of global performance measurement in the Risk Division of Amundi following the merger with Credit Agricole Asset Management.

Prior to his career in asset management, Emmanuel was a project manager and an IT director in Société Générale from 1994 to 2002, in France and in Japan.

Emmanuel graduated from Ecole Supérieure d’Electricité (Supélec) and holds a Masters in Marketing from HEC Business School.

Eiichiro Yanagawa

Senior analyst, financial services

CELENT

Eiichiro Yanagawa is a senior analyst with Celent’s Banking practice and is based in Tokyo.

Eiichiro's research focuses on IT strategy issues in the Japanese and Asian banking and financial industries. His recent research has included core banking systems, ATMs, and anti-money laundering technology, and focused on the technologies driving disruption in three areas: innovation, digital, and legacy and ecosystem transformation. Eiichiro's consulting experience includes development of bank IT strategies, thin client / desktop virtualization to support business continuity, evaluation of data centers for hosting core systems, and vendor selection of AML, risk management, and other technologies.

Eiichiro is widely quoted in the press, including Nikkei, Nikkei BP, ITmedia, The Japan Times, Bloomberg, SNL/ S&P Global, Gtnews, The Trade AsiaAsia Insurance Review, Asia Risk, and Asian Banking & Finance. He is a regular speaker, chairman, and panel moderator at the leading industry events in Japan and Asia.

Prior to joining Celent, Eiichiro was the Chief Manager of the Financial Global Solutions Division and the Regional Bank Financial Solutions Division at NEC Corporation in Tokyo. He was responsible for developing NEC’s core banking system, strategic marketing planning, and consulting on financial institution systems.

Prior to that, Eiichiro was the General Manager of the Financial Services Division at NEC Corporation of America in New York. In this role, he worked on the development of IT strategy and advised clients, mainly Japanese financial institutions, on outsourcing and selection of software packages.

Eiichiro earned his Bachelor of Economics from Shizuoka University and his MBA at Hitotsubashi University Graduate School of Commerce and Management.

Ken Utsunomiya

Operating officer, deputy chief process officer, head of global operations

Mizuho Securities Co., Ltd.

Ken Utsunomiya Joined Nippon Credit Bank in 1996. He has been engaged in the development of the BOJ RTGS and securities settlement system in Mizuho Securities Co., Ltd. since 1999.


After that, he joined BNP Paribas Securities in 2000, and worked on IT system development in the back division until 2012. From 2004 to 2006, worked at BNP Paribas (London) to develop a global bond trading platform. After returning to Japan, he took up the post of Head of Operations and later concurrently held the banking division. Finally, as Head of IT and Operations, he oversaw IT infrastructure, IT security and IT governance, as well as IT and operations for each product.
From 2010 to 2012, he served concurrently as Auditor of Japan Government Clearing Corporation.


Joined Societe Generale Securities /Bank and Lyxor Asset Management in 2012. As COO, he led the start-up of flow business, integration with Newedge Securities with the achievement of Japanese incorporation (KK) , and renovation project of back office system. In addition, we constructed an office environment for work style reform in conjunction with office relocation.


July 2018, Joined Mizuho Securities. As COO of the Global Markets Division, he has worked across products to build GTOM (Global Target Operating Model Committee) to promote the establishment of Business and IT infrastructure from a front-to-back perspective, and since April 2020 has also served as Global Joint Operations Head in Operations. In April 2021, he also started the mission of Attached to FG CIO and is taking charge of the overseas IT structural reform of Mizuho Financial Group. In addition, Joint Head of Operations Group added in April 2022 and Deputy Chief Process Officer (CPrO), Head of Global Operations has been added from April 2023.

Kei MIYAZATO

Head, clearing planning department (IT innovation)

Japan Exchange Group

14:1014:40

Building and optimising low latency infrastructure for high-frequency trading

14:40 - 15:20

  • What are the latest developments in the use of ultra-low and low latency technologies for trading? 
  • What is driving that demand? 
  • What are some regulatory and technical considerations HFT firms, and potentially other firms who want to leverage low latency technology, need to know? 
  • Lower latency vs throughput and performance 
Miguel Ortega

Regional head of market data

Deutsche Bank APAC

Miguel Ortega is the regional head of market data for Deutsche Bank APAC, based in Japan. He is responsible for designing, implementing and supporting the bank’s market data infrastructure and market data commercial management.

Miguel started his career in Reuters in Mexico in 1995 as an installations, field support and open systems manager in charge of technical operations for the country. He transferred to Reuters New York in 1999 where he worked until 2002 as a senior systems engineer in charge of Reuters and Tibco product integration. From 2002 to 2007 he worked for Barclays Capital in New York as a regional market data technical services manager in charge of all market data infrastructure and distribution platforms. In 2007 and until 2008 he joined STAC, a performance benchmarking company that specializes in low-latency benchmarking for capital markets workloads as a managing consultant.

Sujata Shrestha

Vice president (VP) - electronic trading coverage

Goldman Sachs

Sujata is currently working as Electronic Trading Coverage at GS with a focus on Quant/Systematic clients across APAC markets.

She has worked in Japan Ultra-low latency and Sponsored DMA space for more than 10-years across JP Equities and Futures Exchanges.

Patrick Miyamoto

Low latency expert

Patrick Miyamoto is a senior infrastructure engineer, who has been working in the low latency space in Japan since 2008, covering all major markets in Asia. He has worked at several tier-1 investment firms and has a wide range of experience in both operations and systems design.  

14:4015:10

Networking break

14:40 - 15:10

15:1015:40

Disclosure highlight: The future of security and privacy in valiant new worlds

15:50 - 16:20

  • What impact will technology have on security, and what will the state of cybersecurity be in 2023 and beyond?
  • What are the risks of cybersecurity in VR? How the metaverse will change cybersecurity?
  • How cybersecurity leaders need to prepare for the coming of the new virtual reality worlds?
Makoto Shibata

Head of FINOLAB, chief community officer

FINOLAB

Mr. Shibata started his current position in Jul 2019, in charge of FINOLAB community, which consists of 50+ startup members and 20+ corporate members at the heart of Tokyo financial district. He has been involved in the community from the early days and became a co-founder of Finovators, pro bono mentor group, to support FINOLAB in 2016.
Until Sep. 2018, he was leading The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ`s R&D in emerging technology and planning of FinTech initiatives, innovation, and online / mobile financial services. He worked in the digital banking area for 20 years and he was involved in a wide range of projects. His previous career in banking, starting at The Bank of Tokyo, includes Corporate Planning, Accounting, Corporate Finance, and Retail Customer Services. From Oct. 2018, he became Executive Fellow of Japan Digital Design, innovation entity of MUFG. And he conducted research on FinTech as an Academic Visitor at University of Oxford until Mar. 2019.
He holds a Bachelor of Economics from University of Tokyo and a Master of Science in Development Economics from University of Oxford.

Taisei KAWAZOE

General manager of IT strategy planning dept.

SOMPO Holdings, Inc.

ØMore than 20 years of IT experience in infrastructure, operation and application support for foreign financial companies.
ØAs a Security Officer at a US securities company, Taisei was in charge of information security management for the Japanese subsidiary.
ØAfter assuming the role of domestic CISO at a French insurance company, Taisei took on the role of Chief Security Officer, adding BCP and physical security to the scope of responsibilities.
ØCurrently, as General Manager of SOMPO HD IT, Taisei develops comprehensive IT governance and cyber security activities for Japan domestic and overseas group companies.

Mark Lindlof

Executive director, Japan regional head of wholesale IT security

Nomura Holdings, Inc.

Mark Lindlof joined Nomura Holdings, Inc., as the Head of Japan IT Security in April 2022.  Mark has over 25 years of experience in software engineering, program management, and cybersecurity.  Prior to joining Nomura, Mark was the APAC CISO at Nissan Motors Co. Ltd; and has spent the majority of his career leading cross-functional teams in the Japan financial services industry.

Mark holds a Bachelor’s degree in Management Information Systems from the University of Texas and holds a Master’s degree in Management from Stanford University.  Several of his key certifications include Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), Certification of Cloud Security Knowledge (CCSK), Certified Blockchain Security Professional (CBSP), as well as being certified in COBIT 5, ITILv3, and Prince2.

15:4015:45

Closing remarks

15:20 - 15:30