Introduced by John Psaila, Managing Partner of Deloitte Luxembourg, and moderated by Sarah Khabirpour, the 10th edition of Deloitte's Horizon conference was held on September 28 in a hybrid mode. In 2022, Deloitte will offer its event a brand new format. In the meantime, this year's phygital event gathered 50 onsite attendees and 250 online participants. This paper is the third of a series of four, and it focuses on Nancy Rademaker's intervention at the conference.

Introduced by John Psaila, Managing Partner of Deloitte Luxembourg, and moderated by Sarah Khabirpour, the 10th edition of Deloitte's Horizon conference was held on September 28 in a hybrid mode. In 2022, Deloitte will offer its event a brand new format. In the meantime, this year's phygital event gathered 50 onsite attendees and 250 online participants. In this article, the first of a series of four, we get into the lecture given by Bruno Colmant.

LUXHUB, Luxembourg’s Open Banking pioneer, is happy to announce that it has successfully obtained both AISP (Account Information Service Provider) and PISP (Payment Initiation Service Provider) licenses – becoming Luxembourg’s first 360-degree Open Banking provider. In combination with the company’s existing support PFS (Professional of the Financial Sector) status, this new certification positions the company uniquely at the intersection of legacy and digital innovation within the financial services industry, further cementing its role as the missing - and trusted - link between banks and their customers, corporates and individuals.

Core banking systems have been a blessing and a breath of fresh air for customers who were tired of transactions taking days to complete between branches of the same bank. With core banking systems, technology has moved from being a support system and business enabler to a driving force in the banking industry.