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See you at Sibos

Our delegation set out what they are looking forward to this year in Toronto.

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Is the future of money digital and instant?

Sarah Saigol Managing director, Head of Cash Management & Payment Solutions
  • Monday 18 September

  • 09:15-10:00

Grasping opportunities in SME payments

Steve Everett Managing Director, Head of Payables and Receivables, Business & Commercial Banking
  • Wednesday 20 September

  • 13:00-13:45

Reimagining cross border retail payments

Oonagh McGrane Director, FI Commercialisation, Corporate & Institutional Banking
  • Thursday 21 September

  • 09:30-10:30

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FX Convert

FX Convert

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Oonagh McGrane on the Faster Payments Service

Faster Payments

Faster Payments

Oonagh McGrane discusses the challenges and innovations in cross-border payments, advocating the UK’s Faster Payments Service.

GBP clearing payments

GBP payments clearing

GBP payments clearing

Find out how to access the UK’s clearing schemes for your GBP payments using Lloyds Bank Gem®

Nick Mellish talks ISO 2022

ISO 20022

ISO 20022

Nick Mellish speaks to Oonagh McGrane about how he felt the first part of the ISO 20022 migration went and what benefits it brings.

Jon Boran talks through the Electronic Trade Documents Act

Trade digitisation

Trade digitisation

Jon Boran talks through the Electronic Trade Documents Act and the revolution that Lloyds Bank are helping bring to trade.

Rita King explains how we’re supporting UK businesses

Supporting UK exporters

Supporting UK exporters

Rita King explains how we’re supporting UK businesses to realise the opportunities of exporting abroad with the use of our partner banks.

UK payments and trade insights

Insights for corporates and institutions

Insights for corporates and institutions

Find the latest insights, reports, expert commentary and client case studies for corporates and institutions. 

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