16.00 UTC = 9:00 PT = 12.00 ET =18:00 CEST = 21:30 IST Zoom Meeting Link https://zoom.us/j/99429712733?pwd=K214bTM4cG54YzZYVnZCL1I5MEdQQT09
Main Goal of this meeting: Expert Series
Attendees: Judith Fleenor Aamir Abdullah Guru, Andrew Slack Alta Nel, Anette Brolos, Benny Jung, Pasi Sinervo, Erin Taylor, Richard Zbinden, Steve Magennis ; Nicky Hickman
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| 5mins | Intro's & Updates | Andrew | New Intro's - Richard Zbinden, Rigiblue, early stage start up bringing SSI to people. New at ToIP, Steve Magennis long-term ToIP member for long time, co-chair of EFWG Pasi Sinervo - Finish Tax Administration, here for global context Aamir Abdullah law practitioner, transitioning to teaching, ToIP member SSI Harms paper - Overcoming Human Harm Challenges in Digital Identity Ecosystems, now ready for review. . Our intention is to be ready for Public Review 15th November. Please feel free to leave comments on the working doc here by Friday 11th November: |
| 45mins | Building the next financial infrastructure: Understanding financial behaviour in a human context | Dr. Erin B. Taylor Dr. Anette Broløs | Summary Digital transformation is rapidly changing financial services. Innovation is key, but though Financial Service Providers consider themselves innovative they are generally not perceived as such. One reason is that innovation is not just about introducing new technologies but very much about developing solutions that work in the human context. This is what Finthropology helps companies understand. We talk about what qualitative research has to offer and give examples from our own research in Brazil and Switzerland. The speakers Dr. Erin B. Taylor is an anthropologist and founder of Finthropology. She specializes in how people’s financial behaviour is changing along with innovation in financial services. She holds a PhD from the University of Sydney, Australia, and has carried out ethnographic research in the Caribbean, Africa and Europe. Erin is especially interested in how culture and group belonging influence people’s actions and decisions. Dr. Anette Broløs is a fintech analyst based in Denmark. She is an experienced network leader working with strategic innovation and partnerships, and an experienced speaker and facilitator. She holds an industrial PhD in collaborative innovation and has a background in economics. Anette has extensive work experience in finance including consultant work on the implementation of PSD2 and six years as CEO of Copenhagen FinTech Innovation and Research. Nicky Hickman to add based on recording The full notes from this session are here: |
| 5mins | Actions & AOB | Andrew | Reminder: our Next Sessions 3rd November - Working group session on lessons/take-aways and actions from Financial Anthropology talk |