.svg)
Hosted by
Karin Keller-Sutter
Federal Councillor & Head of the Federal Department of Finance, Switzerland
Christoph Müller
Head Banking Services & Member of the Executive Board
SIX
Christoph Müller is Head Banking Services and a Member of the Executive Board of SIX. He shapes the strategic evolution of core banking services at the intersection of financial institutions, market infrastructure, and emerging technologies, with a focus on secure, resilient, and scalable solutions. He is strongly committed to fostering collaboration with the fintech ecosystem to enable sustainable innovation across the financial industry.
Speaking at
-
2:00–3:00pmTue 23 JunWorkshopWorkshop Room, Level 1Open
Others
Resilience Runs on Trust: Securing Payments in an Uncertain World - Powered by Visa
-
Agustín CarstensInternational Advisory Board Member, Global Finance & Technology Network (GFTN); Visa Economic Empowerment Institute Member, Visa; Board Member, UBS; Former General Manager, Bank for International Settlements (BIS)Bank for International Settlements (BIS)
-
Aoife HoulihanVice President, Government AffairsVisa
-
Christoph MüllerHead Banking Services & Member of the Executive BoardSIX
-
Peter KerstensAdvisor, DG FISMAEuropean Commission
-
Todd FoxPresident of Visa Economic Empowerment InstituteVisa
-
Elizabeth MahoneySenior Director, International Financial OrganizationsVisaModerator
About this session
Today’s heightened geopolitical uncertainty (fragmentation, cyber risk, and macroeconomic volatility) is testing the resilience of the global payments system, which depends fundamentally on trust and security to function at scale.
This session explores how public authorities and the private sector can work together to preserve confidence, continuity, and cross-border connectivity through information-sharing, interoperable standards, and regulatory approaches that strengthen resilience without fragmenting the ecosystem. It also explores how Visa is innovating for resilience, including through offline solutions that safeguard transactions in low-connectivity or high-risk environments.
The discussion aims to highlight how security and fraud prevention are not peripheral issues but core pillars of payments resilience.
-
