Banknote 2016 May 23rd â€“ 26th 2016

With 4 months to go before the Banknote Conference opensÂ in Washington, D.C. Currency Research (CR) are pleased to announce that the agenda is full and there are a wide range of new and thought-provoking presentations and panel discussions planned. As the â€œdefinitive forum on emerging trends and leading technologies in the banknote industry”, the Banknote Conference is expecting to welcome 600+ delegates from 80+ countries. And with registration rates increasing on January 30th, we urge you to register soon to join your industry peers and colleagues at this event!

Banknote 2016 Panel Discussions & Presentations

From May 23rd to 26th, delegates will have the opportunity to listen to the enlightening and highly relevant presentations from central banks, printworks and leading industry suppliers from around the world. Many topics will be covered, such as Designing, Producing and Issuing a New Series, Printing Technology, Issue and Circulation of Banknotes and New Technologies, Features and Materials. Below is a list of the presentations (click on the title to see the synopsis):

PANEL DISCUSSION: A Balancing Actâ€”Pushing the Technology Envelope while Maintaining Manufacturability
PANEL DISCUSSION: Central Bank Round Table Discussion: Insights of Challenges, Opportunities, Views and Perspectives
Arjowiggins Security: Advances in Embedded Security Features
Bank of England: Future Demand for Cash
Bank of Ghana: Re-Circulation of Currency in Ghana â€“ Update on Policy and Technology
Banque du Liban (Lebanon): Banknote Substrate Durability: A Live Circulation Comparative Study
Bharatiay Reserve Bank Note Mudran: Introduction of New Designs and Security Features in Indian Bank Notes â€“ Evaluation and Indigenisation
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System: New Approaches to Educating a Global Public about U.S. Currency
Bureau of Engraving and Printing: The Next U.S. Series and the Need for Meaningful Access
Cash Product Office, U.S. Federal Reserve System: Eddies, Bunching, Fluff, and Goo â€“ How the Federal Reserve Manages Currency Quality
Crane Currency: Designing for Rapid Authentication
De La Rue: The SafeguardÂ® Journey
Dutch Currency Association: “Expect the Unexpected” – The Story of How Cooperation Drives Innovation in Banknote Design, Production, Usage and Destruction
European Central Bank: The Euro Banknotes: Recent Experiences and the Challenges Ahead
Giesecke & Devrient/Louisenthal: Innovative, Integrated, Ingenious Banknotesâ€”The Heart of Cash Cycle Security
Innovia Security: GuardianÂ® with ClarityÂ® C and Verusâ„¢â€”A New Paradigm in Banknote Security
KBA-NotaSys: How Efficient Security Offers More Than Financial Benefits
Kurz: KINEGRAMÂ® COLORS â€” Security Through Enhancement
Narodowy Bank Polski: Innovative Design of the New 200 Zloty Note
National Printing Bureau of Japan: Fundamental Research on Improving the Tactile Properties of Printed Sheets
Norges Bank: New Norwegian Banknote Series
Oberthur Fiduciaire: Avalon, the Next Step in Fluorescence
Orell FÃ¼ssli Security Printing Ltd: Turning a Sophisticated Idea into an Innovative Product
SICPA: The Optimised Cash Cycle: Greater Cooperation for the Future of Cash
Swiss National Bank: A New Take on a Swiss Original
Spectra Systems Corporation: Advances in Supercritical CO2 Cleaning of Banknotes and Results of Collaborative Testing with the Bank of Thailand

As well as the above presentations and panel discussions, delegates will have the opportunity to network and engage with each other during the daily breakfasts, lunches, coffee breaks and cocktail receptions, giving them the opportunity to build their network of central bank and printwork peers. The sponsor group will also be on hand during these networking times, in the exhibition hall, to demonstrate and showcase the newest technologies, solutions and techniques on the market.

We look forward to welcoming you to Washington, D.C. and please visit the Banknote 2016Â website for further details on the upcoming event.