Automotive Intelligence Summit

This panel session, hosted by Alex Maritczak and including auto-finance executives, will engage on the question, "Fintech for auto: boom or bust?"
Just a few short years ago, many experts predicted that 35% of banking revenues were expected to be at-risk by 2020 because of disruption from fintech companies and new technologies. Alex and the expert panel will discuss potential reasons as to why that hasn’t happened yet, as well as what has occurred in a rapidly changing car-buying and financing environment.

Takeaways:
How companies that were once considered disruptors may now be considered collaborators.
Which fintech companies and products are adding value to the auto-finance process.
What the auto finance industry is doing to prepare for what’s next.

In this session, Mike Stanton, COO of NADA will present key findings from a recent study that polled consumers, and specifically millennials, about their views and opinions on ridesharing, autonomous vehicles and more. Mike will also engage top dealers to share their opinions, and the views of their customers on these topics and what they are experiencing daily in their stores. The dealers will also share their views about “what’s next” and what they believe the industry will see in the future.

Takeaways:

• How important personal car ownership is to Americans – including Millennials.
• The greatest consumer concern about autonomous vehicles.
• How consumers currently view ride-sharing and personal car ownership.
• How personal independence and freedom play into these topics.

With a focus on emerging disciplines such as artificial intelligence, predictive analytics, blockchain, connected mobility and more, our panel of cybersec experts will shed light on how the industry leaders are thinking about the future of information security. Tariq Bokhari, executive director of the Carolina Fintech Hub, will moderate a panel focused on cybersecurity with his fellow CFH members Chris Hart (CTO, Levvel), Alexandra Villarreal O’Rourke (Partner, Fintech Co-Lead and Financial Regulatory Lead, Womble Bond Dickinson), and Ed Goff (EVP of Security Architecture & Strategic Planning, BB&T).

By using technology available today to improve efficiency and prevent loss, companies have been able to save upwards of billions of dollars in collections. However, knowing what is available and how it can help your organization is only half the battle. Join our panel to hear how the largest and most successful financial institutions are leveraging technology and analytics to solve real world collections problems and help combat losses.