Speaker Details

Daniel Berger

Head Open Banking, Billing & Cash

SIX Banking Services

Bio

Daniel Berger is Head of Open Banking, Billing & Cash at SIX Banking Services and a recognized leader in the development of financial market infrastructure and collaborative banking ecosystems. He is responsible for a strategic portfolio of platforms and services that support banks, corporates and consumers across Switzerland, with a focus on digital infrastructure, connectivity, interoperability and long-term industry transformation.

Throughout his career, Daniel has been passionate about solving industry-wide challenges through collaboration. He has led initiatives that bring together financial institutions, technology providers, software vendors, regulators and industry associations to create shared infrastructure, common standards and scalable business models. His work spans digital billing, open banking, payments and cash infrastructure, helping market participants reduce complexity while accelerating innovation.

Among the initiatives under his leadership are Switzerland's leading digital billing platform eBill, the open banking platform bLink and the development of new shared ATM infrastructure models. These initiatives reflect a common vision: Strengthening the competitiveness and resilience of the Swiss financial center through trusted collaboration and modern infrastructure. More than technology alone, Daniel is known for building alignment among diverse stakeholders and turning industry ambitions into tangible outcomes that create value for all participants.

In addition to his executive responsibilities, Daniel represents SIX in various national and international industry organizations and boards, contributing to the future direction of payments, banking standards, cash infrastructure and digital ecosystems in Europe

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"The most impactful innovations in financial services are rarely created by a single institution. They emerge when an entire ecosystem aligns around a shared vision, common standards and trusted infrastructure."