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BarCampBankSF2

Page history last edited by Arno Hesse 14 years, 1 month ago

 



What is a BarCamp?

 A BarCamp is an ad-hoc gathering born from the desire for people to share and learn in an open environment. It is an intense event with discussions, demos, and interaction from participants.

 

What is BarCampBank?

 BarCampBank is a community organized around the following mission:

 

The aim of BarCampBank is to foster innovations and the creation of new business models in the world of banking and finance.

 

 

Where & When?  

  • 600 Avenue M, Treasure Island, San Francisco, CA (Google Map here)
  • From Saturday, April 25, 2009 at 9:00 AM to Sunday, April 26, 2009 at 12:00 PM (PT)

 

Who should join?

If you are an innovator, a disruptor or a professional of the banking and finance industry, if you are excited by or just curious about all the innovations that the new technologies could bring to the banking and finance world, if you want to present a project, confront your ideas or just echo lively debates with your own experience, then you should definitely consider joining us on BarCampBankSF2.

 

Organization

 

Discussion mainly happens on BCBSF's Google group

 

Who can help? 

Please, if you can help us organizing the event, add your name here and help you could provide.

 

Local Organizers 

If you're based in the Bay Area and are ready to help organizing, please list your name. 

 

Help from afar 

If you can help spreading the word out, finding contacts, creating t-shirts with a piggy on it ;-), please list your name. 

 

Things to do 

  • Catering
  • Wi-Fi access
  • Paper and pens (post-it notes, markers, name tags,..) -- FredericBaud
  • T-shirts (if we decide spending some of the money on it)
  • What else? 

 

 

Registration

Actual registration happens on http://bcbsf2.eventbrite.com/. There is a small fee ($26) to prevent no-shows (if this proves a problem for you, please contact the organizers. We want committed people to be there).

Please also share your contact details with the other participants below.

 

Present yourself

 

List

Please share your details here if you want to give visibility to your activity and share you interests. Plus, you can connect before, during and after the other participants using our SF Crowdvine group

 

# Name Location Email Site Note Interest in T-Shirt (if Y, size)
1 FredericBaud Paris, Europe fbaud (@at@) barcampbank - dot - org http://www.p2pventure.org Will be talking about P2PVenture and FundCamp,..., as usual Y (XL) we can plan an extra fee for t-shirts
2 GuillaumeLebleu San Francisco guillaume (@at@) lebleu - dot - org     N
3 JeanChristopheCapelli Paris, Europe jeanchristophe(@at@)friendsclear - dot - com FriendsClear Topics: P2PLending, social lending  
4 Arno Hesse San Francisco arno (@at@) actedge - dot - com http://www.linkedin.com/in/arnohesse changing money - changing culture  
5 Robert Evans San Francisco biggestcrime (at) gmail.com  http://www.biggestcrime.com "Introducing a New International Financial System By a Layman Who Is Free of The Normal Legacy and Status Quo Attachments"  
6 Allison Miller  Silicon Valley  allymiller on gmail    Payments, e-money, e-commerce, Risk, Security, Fraud 
7 JB Dearing  East Texas  jbdearing @ gmail    Twitter: jbdearing 
8 Sean Harper Chicago sean@transfs.com / harper.sean@gmail.com http://transfs.com

@seanharper

"Financial Services Marketing is Broken"

Y - Medium
9 Eric Mattson Seattle eric --at-- netbanker --dot-- com http://www.finovatestartup.com Financial and banking technology innovation of all types Maybe
10 Charles Haims Berkeley charliehaims et g-mail http://www.linkedin.com/in/charlie Looking for new work/projs in online financial services N
11 Paul Dooley San Francisco dooley@cal.berkeley.edu http://www.linkedin.com/in/pdooley    
12 Erin McCune San Francisco erin -at- glenbrook -dot- com

glenbrook.com 

paymentviews,com

Interested in discussing Web 2.0 & financial services Yes, Medium
13 Matthew Dixon  Davis, CA mfrdixon g mail  http://www.thalesians.com/finance/index.php/Events/Seminars Interested in hosting Thalesians Quantitative Finance seminars and computational finance workshops in San Francisco 

yes please,

Medium 

14 Brad Garland Dallas brad at thegarlandgroup.net

http://banktastic.com

http://thegarlandgroup.net

Compliance 2.0, Inspiring TIE principles 100% Cotton? Large otherwise, Med
15

Jesper Andersen 

Oakland, CA  jesper.andersen at jesperandersen net 

http://freerisk.org

http://certaintylabs.com 

Fixing Credit Ratings

Modeling Under Uncertainty 

 
16 Jesus Perez  Madrid, Spain  jesusperez at financialred.com 

http://financialred.com

http://especulacion.org 

Social Media, Investor Social Netw  Yes Medium 
17 Tommy Payne  SF, CA  thomaspaynejr at gmail  Green Abacus. http://www.linkedin.com/in/tommypjr     
18 Rahmin Sarabi  SF, CA  rsarabi at gmail  http://www.linkedin.com/in/therahmin
 

yes, m

19 Michael Linton VI, BC michael dot linton at gmail http://www.kashklash.net/the-irish-answer/ community currencies  
20 Jike Chong Berkeley, CA jike at berkeley dot edu

http://www.linkedin.com/pub/1/87a/68a

Parallel Computation in Computational Finance Yes, Medium
21 Jon Bischke SF, CA jon at edufire dot com http://www.edufire.com Applying Umairian physics to finance Yes, M
22 Loren Cheng SF, CA lorencheng at gmail dot com   Risk/Fraud, Extracting Information from Data, Consumer Products, Platforms Yes, XL
23 Rob Garcia Silicon Valley, CA rob at lending club dot com www.LendingClub.com Director, Product Strategy

Sure, why not!?

Medium or Large

24 George Favvas San Francisco and Montreal george at smarthippo dot com www.smarthippo.com Cofounder  Large 

 

Connect in advance

 

 

Topics you would like to hear about

 

Please add your own to the list:

 

  • ubiquitous mobile banking
  • Financial Services marketing evolution
  • P2P lending
  • Refounding Finance:

    it's obvious that Finance has a lot of introspection to do and certainly entire new business models to invent in order to replace entire parts that have failed to incorporate fairness at their core. -- FredericBaud

    For example: (Added by Jesper Andersen)

    • How would you rebuild retail banking today, if you could?
    • How would you rebuild commercial banking today?
    • How much of finance can be pushed into a new finance commons?
    • Can investment banking really be a utility service?
    • Can securitization avoid moral hazard?
    • Can we bridge the needs of secrecy for corporations and transparency for the public, or is this tension irresolvable?
  • Mobile payments

  • virtual goods, virtual currencies

  • community/complementary currencies

  • Mobile for branchless banking in developping countries.

  • Security (added by GuillaumeLebleu): 

    • Secure Authorization Delegation (OAuth) to access FI-hosted personal banking data via 3rd party apps.

    • FIs as safe hosts for identity credentials, FIs as Identity providers (OpenID)

    • FIs as safe hosts for identity valuables, in particular reputation assets

  • Social media, financial blogs, social networks

  • Education in quantitative finance
    • Providing bi-weekly seminars to enable financial engineers and analysts to better understand the limitations and hazards of predictive models
    • Ensuring that financial modelers keep their skillsets in check with the latest technology and methodologies by providing additional workshops and masterclasses
    • Leveraging resources in silicon valley to provide lower-cost, energy efficient high performance computing solutions to financial institutions
    • Fostering more informed relationships between universities, hardware vendors and quantitative finance professionals

 

 

Who's blogging us?

 

If you posted on a blog on BarCampBankSF2, please add a link below.

 

 

Discussion

 

  • You can use this page to throw ideas on the organization process.
  • You can also use this BarCampBank BCBSF's Google group for exchanging thoughts or information with other members.

 

To edit the page you now need to log-in, using a PBWiki account, or using an OpenId account.

 

Post BarCampBankSF2 gatherings

Please go to http://bcbsf.crowdvine.com to learn, discuss and help define the series of dinner, brunch and drinks we're planning over the coming days.

 

Photos, Video, Blog Posts

Please link here the different materials giving a recount of BCBSF2

 


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