FinTechMeets #1 - How Blockchain will impact the banking industry?

A 4 x/year conference cycle with innovative Fintech experts and start-ups from lux future lab (http://www.luxfuturelab.lu/). The series offers the opportunity to discover the newest digital innovations that happen just at our door steps and introduces some of its key players

Please register here. (http://www.luxfuturelab.lu/rsvpmaker/fintechmeets-1-2016-3-2/) Limited seat numbers: first-come, first-serve!

Our first FinTech conference presents Snap Swap the company that received the very first bit-license in Europe with Denis Kiselev, its CEO and Founder as well as Michael Jackson from Mangrove who will discuss the big issue of the blockchain technology.

HOW BLOCKCHAIN WILL IMPACT THE BANKING INDUSTRY?

Faster transactions, cheaper operations, secure data protection... Blockchain is revolutionizing the banking industry. But what does it mean? Who are the actors? Who are the driving forces? How will it impact the existing market leaders? Where will disruption hit first?

So please come and join the first FinTechMeets on: Wednesday 2nd March, 12:00 - 13:30, at the BGL BNP Paribas 5th floor auditorium, 50, avenue J.F. Kennedy, Luxembourg-Kirchberg.

Sandwiches & drinks will be available as well as parking facilities (visitors' entrance on rue Joseph Hackin).

PLEASE MEET:

Denis Kiselev is the CEO and Founder of Snap Swap International. Denis is an US educated banker and entrepreneur who has held executive positions at the World Bank (Washington, D.C) and at the Central Bank of Russia (Moscow). Snap Swap has been granted the first bit-license in Europe thus enabling the company to offer offer payments, remittances, and currency exchange services utilizing modern cryptographic technologies, crypto-currencies and internet protocols, such as blockchain and open ledger consensus.

Michael Jackson is an investor and technologist based in Luxembourg. Formerly Chief Operating Officer at Skype, Michael Jackson is a General Partner at Mangrove Capital Partners. Having led the Regulatory aspects of Skype concerning the transition of telecommunications to Peer- to- Peer models on the net, the natural next step is virtual money. Michael participates in various Bitcoin regulatory forums. In July 2015, Michael Jackson became President of Blockchain.