During this dinner, Wiebe Oechies, Head of Data Services, and Malka de Castro Campos, Head of Institutional Investors and Register at De Nederlandsche Bank, will guide you through the what and why of the 3B Policy. You will hear why the policy was created, what it entails, and what it demands and delivers for employees and managers.
Experts in the fields of IT, Data, Technology, and Innovation from the government
CPD Points | 2 points
17:30 | Start of program (including presentation, discussion and 3-course dinner)
20:30 | End of formal program, opportunity for informal networking
Language: Dutch
To be determined, Utrecht region
Head of Data Services
Wiebe is responsible for bank-wide data services within De Nederlandsche Bank. Data Services processes approximately 70,000 reports per year and 90 million data points per quarter. In addition, his department provides Data Science & Analytics Tooling, Platform Services for DevOps teams and 3B developers, and Data Management services. Wiebe is a member of the Board Data and chairman of the bank-wide 3B Coordination Consultation, which has drawn up the bank-wide 3B policy. In his previous role, Wiebe was an organizational consultant and worked at Ordina as a consultant.
Head of Institutional Investors and Registry Department
Malka is responsible for compiling official statistics on institutional investors (pension funds, insurers and investment institutions) in the Netherlands, as well as for the enforcement policy regarding the submission of all statistical reports from the financial sector to DNB. In 2020, Malka assisted in drawing up the 3B policy within the Statistics division, which provided input for the bank-wide policy. Malka holds a PhD in macroeconomics from Utrecht University.
The world of data and IT is changing rapidly. That is why within De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB), not only IT specialists, but also the business itself is increasingly building digital solutions (Build-By-Business, 3B), such as dashboards, analyses and applications. This flexibility helps to perform (legal) tasks faster and better, but also brings new risks. How does DNB ensure that these solutions are safe, robust and future-proof, without slowing down innovation?
During this dinner, Wiebe Oechies, Head of Data Services, and Malka de Castro Campos, Head of Institutional Investors and Register of De Nederlandsche Bank, will guide you through the what and why of the 3B Policy. You will hear why the policy was created, what it entails, and what it asks and delivers for employees and managers. More specifically:
Are you interested in DNB’s approach, why it is relevant and how you can get started with it yourself? Then sign up for this Vision Dinner on March 5 and, following DNB’s presentation, discuss this topic with Wiebe, Malka and fellow professionals.
