Innovation Enterprise hosts the critically-acclaimed Big Data & Analytics for Banking Summit in New York this December 1 & 2. In this year?s agenda some of the biggest names in big data analytics will reveal the unique ways in which they are increasing customer loyalty, enhancing predictive models and improving business processes through effective implementation of data science initiatives.

New York, NY (PRWEB) September 29, 2015

The Banking and Financial Services industry has been notoriously slow to display the positive results of effectively implemented big data initiatives. As financial institutions build processes to collect, translate and react to the vast amount of valuable data already available to them, they are beginning to take advantage of their great capability to drive profitability and maintain a competitive advantage.

The Big Data & Analytics for Banking Summit will unite 25+ industry leading speakers and 150+ high-level big data analytics executives over two days of interactive discussion, engaging workshops and unparalleled networking opportunities. This summit is known for its interactive nature, connecting attendees with leading organizations, and offering a unique platform to share and discuss key challenges.

Jack Yang, Managing Director of Risk Technology at Credit Suisse, and Carl Reed, Head of Data Architecture & Semantic Technology, will deliver an in-depth case study on the ?Credit Suisse Big Data Fabric.? This session will focus on their success in helping Credit Suisse to on-board, transform and analyze data to increase efficiency for applications from risk and regulation, client and market intelligence, and operations. Jason Remillard, Vice President of Security Architecture at Deutsche Bank, will explain ?Big Data & Security: Why Vendors Can?t Do it All For You?. While everyone talks about ?Big Data? as the be all and end all, getting full value is a challenge ? Jason will describe how he has built a team of data ?experts? to effectively and securely manage data for maximum business success.

In addition to Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank, speakers from HSBC, Metlife, the Federal Reserve, Wescom Credit Union, JPMorgan Asset Management and many more will share their expertise on driving business profitability and innovation through the smarter investment and implementation of big data programs.

?Presentations will cover a range of the most pressing issues and challenges that are facing Big Data and Analytics practitioners on a daily basis,? said Elliot Pannaman, International Events Director at the Innovation Enterprise. ?The diverse speaker line-up will leave attendees with the inspiration and depth of knowledge to drive their teams forward.? All summit content will also be available post-summit via ieOnDemand.

Limited passes at Early Bird rate are available until this Friday, October 2. Use the exclusive discount code EB100 to save a total of $300 on all two-day passes. For a complete list of speakers, presentations and registration details, please visit: http://theinnovationenterprise.com/summits/big-data-analytics-for-banking-summit-new-york-2015

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About Innovation Enterprise:
Innovation Enterprise, a CFO Publishing company is an independent business-to-business multi-channel media brand focused on the information needs of Senior Finance, Operations, Analytics, Big Data, Strategy, Digital, Innovation & Sports executives. Products include IE.Summits, ieOnDemand, ieWebinars, ieWhitepapers & more.

Whether it's delivered online, or in person, everything Innovation Enterprise produces reflects the company's unshakeable belief in the power of information to spur innovation.

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