Money20/20 USA Launches Agenda with a Stellar Lineup of Fintech’s Most Influential Leaders

Money20/20, the world’s leading fintech show, and the place where money does business, unveils its agenda for the upcoming US show in Las Vegas on Oct. 27-30. Over 300 industry-leading speakers from across the entire financial ecosystem including the largest banks, payment providers, lending & credit companies, startups, VCs, disruptors, and the largest tech companies will be sharing Money20/20’s six incredible stages on the Money Hall exhibit floor.

Speakers confirmed so far include Lynn Martin, President of the NYSE, Frank Bisignano, CEO of Fiserv, Varun Krishna, CEO at Rocket Companies and Rocket Mortgage, Daniela Amodei, President of Anthropic, Chris Britt, Founder and CEO of Chime, Celia Edwards Karam, President of Retail Banking Capital One Bank, Judi Dinn, CIO of TD Bank, Reshma Peck, CMO of Experian, and many more.

The show agenda focuses on stories told through five chapters. The five chapters, The Fintechonomic Cycle; Fundamentally Positive; Moving Money; Certainty in Uncertainty; and Informed Counterintuitivity together address the root of what’s happening now and where the industry is going next.

“In less than nine weeks, we will open the doors to the Venetian and welcome the most influential, powerful leaders from across the globe to Money20/20 USA. Our agenda, which includes over 60 hours of content, will set the tone for where the industry is going, diving into the very latest development of AI, fraud, payments, banking, and regulation. We have some very big announcements happening from our stages that will be sure to change the future of finance as we know it,” said Scarlett Sieber, Money20/20’s Chief Strategy and Growth Officer.

With close to 200 sessions, the Money20/20 agenda will address the entire fintech ecosystem, the trends, challenges, and opportunities. AI will be a focal point throughout the show, and we are proud to feature some of the world’s leading experts exploring and sharing how regulated financial services can optimally leverage AI.

In collaboration with NVIDIA and Oracle, Money20/20 will present a dedicated session on AI. Additionally, Money20/20’s own AI, Aiana, will host the Sentient Stage. Aiana’s capabilities are remarkable; she integrates three distinct language models to enhance response naturalness and utilizes FAISS RAG in conjunction with Deepgram TTS for seamless audio streaming.

Payments continue to be a hot topic of discussion, including areas such as payment orchestration, cross-border transactions, and real-time payments. Attendees can also expect updates on U.S. regulations, including the highly anticipated revision to Regulation 1033.

Fraud is another prominent topic this year. As fraudsters increasingly employ generative AI, synthetic identities, and innovative tactics, a number of sessions are dedicated to demonstrating how to combat these challenges and stay one step ahead.

Lastly, in this election year, Money20/20 emphasizes the importance of ongoing dialogue concerning policy and regulation. Regulatory frameworks will play a crucial role in shaping the future of financial innovation and the broader financial landscape.

The Money20/20 USA agenda can be found here and the lineup of confirmed speakers to date can be found here.

Media who would like to attend Money20/20 USA can register for a complimentary press pass here.