How to win in the API economy
From strategy and design to the end-user experience: strategies for success
In the digital driven world of banking today, APIs play an integral role in gaining a competitive edge. Whilst APIs represent a familiar tool to traditional banks, the birth of open banking has seen their function change considerably; providing financial institutions with new ways to offer greater choice, freedom and accessibility to products and services expected by customers.
How should banks plan their API strategy? What are the ways to build and control secure, flexible and meaningful APIs which deliver measurable value to your business?
This webinar is your one stop shop for API management.
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Paul is the Head of Architecture, Europe for HSBC, with twenty years’ experience in architecture and strategy having previously held senior roles at Capgemini and Microsoft.
Danny Healy is a financial technology evangelist at MuleSoft, provider of the leading platform for building application networks. Prior to MuleSoft, Danny was responsible for IoT business development at Oracle and led Advanced and Architecture Services at BEA Systems.
Lindley Gooden is a journalist and filmmaker who has worked at the very top levels of British broadcasting and news since the early 1990s.
He has worked in national radio and television as:
- A Senior BBC Journalist
- A presenter on channels as diverse as BBC One, Radio 1, BBC Three and Five and a range of other national and regional radio stations.
- The Consumer Affairs Correspondent on Sky News and Five
Prior to his years in the national media, he was known as the most successful Head of News in local commercial radio – launching new services and dramatically raising audience share and reach, using tools that have since been adopted by radio groups across the UK.
Lindley now works with companies, charities, government and other organisations creating and delivering their own media needs.