This panel discusses the importance of having all stakeholders on board, from legal compliance to security teams, to ensure the effective implementation of privacy-enhancing technologies. There must be an acknowledgement that technology obstacles are common in two-sided marketplaces, where one party may be more familiar with the technology involved than others, causing pilot projects to fail at early stages. In order to solve these problems, there needs to be a focus shift from technology implementation to enabling value across different functions. Learn more about the organisational hurdles for implementing PETs and how cross-functional collaboration can overcome them.
Jovan Powar
Jovan is a security and privacy researcher with the Alan Turing Institute’s FAIR programme, working on foundational and practical concerns around the responsible adoption of AI and PETs in the financial services industry. In his PhD (pending examination) at the University of Cambridge he worked on risk management frameworks for data privacy and socio-technical system modelling for data governance projects.
Joerg Steinhaus
Elli Papageorgiou
Elli is a privacy and data protection professional working in the technology and payments industry, with a strong academic background. She has been advising on various privacy topics including biometric authentication, digital identity, data analytics and anonymization. Currently working with Mastercard's Data and Services business unit providing privacy by design advice on innovative data solutions. Admitted to practice law in New York and Athens, Greece.
Cédric Wahl
An ambitious forward-thinker, Cédric has been working in the convergence space of Applied Maths, Distributed Computing and Finance for the last 25 years. Backed by a strong academic background in Applied Mathematics and Computer Sciences, he has built and led the exploit of large, distributed risk management compute systems for some of the most complex financial derivatives.
Leveraging his knowledge of cryptography and investment banking privacy issues, Cédric then moved onto founding Société Générale’s Blockchain Lab in 2015.
Now Co-Founder and CTO of Secretarium; a deep-tech trustless network start-up, committed to reshaping data ownership for the Web by providing privacy-preserving smart contract apps secured by PETs, he is driven by the desire to create a future where everyone controls their own data and can demonstrate honesty.
Enrico Bagli
Bringing a decade of experience in data-driven innovation, I specialize in steering projects at the crossroads of data science and finance. My commitment is to amplify the impact of digital transformation while exploring cutting-edge technologies. My primary objective is to assist my company and its customers in navigating the era of the AI revolution successfully.