The Hub Series 2021
ZoomThe Hub Series 2021 is underway with our opening event held on 20 May kicking off the series, and three online sessions coming up in June, July and August.
The challenges for financial services regulators from societal and technological change
AUT Te Iringa WG308, Sir Paul Reeves Building, Governor Fitzroy Place, Auckland, New ZealandRob Everett, CEO of the Financial Markets Authority on the challenges for financial services regulators from societal and technological change.
Making Home Loans Easy
OnlineJoin our session where we will share new insights from our latest home loan research program as well as unique opportunities for you in the home loan market.
Networked Faster Payments: Blueprints for Global Connectivity
Zoom (Webinar) , New ZealandCan we converge towards a universal and scalable blueprint for instant cross-border payments connectivity? Join some of the leading regulators and innovators as we explore the value propositions of bilateral instant payment linkages, as well as the BIS Innovation Hub’s recently-released Nexus blueprint for a multilaterally-connected instant payments network.
Presentation of Asia Pacific key findings of the CCAF’s 2nd Global Alternative Finance Market Benchmarking Study
Webinar - InternationalPresentation of Asia Pacific key findings of the CCAF's 2nd Global Alternative Finance Market Benchmarking Study
Webinar: 2021 CCCFA Regulatory Compliance – what you need to know
Webinar - InternationalBanks and Financial Institutions are subject to an ever-increasing raft of new regulatory requirements - find out more by registering
Shayne Elliott and Antonia Watson Virtual Briefing
OnlineThe Circle is delighted to welcome Shayne Elliott, Chief Executive Officer, Executive Director & Antonia Watson, Chief Executive Officer – New Zealand, ANZ to a virtual briefing
Demystifying Open Banking and Accreditation Under the CDR
OnlineFind out what it takes to be accredited and when it’s required
InsurTechNZ September Connect Event
Hear from three digital businesses who are tapping into data to make better decisions