Spring Labs CEO to Speak at FinTech Ideas Festival, Joining CEOs from Bank of America, Mastercard & PayPal

LOS ANGELES, March 26, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Spring Labs, which is developing the Spring Protocol, a network designed to transform how information and data are shared globally, announces today that CEO Adam Jiwan will be speaking at the Fintech Ideas Festival, which brings together leaders in the financial services space to create a better vision of the future. Other speakers at the event include Brian Moynihan, Chairman and CEO of Bank of America, Ajaypal "Ajay" Singh Banga, President and CEO of Mastercard, Dan Schulman, President and CEO of PayPal, and Carol Grunberg, Head of Growth, Global and Strategic Partnerships at Ant Financial.

Jiwan will speak on a panel titled, "There's a Blockchain for That" alongside Hadley Stern, Chief Operating Officer of Bloq, and moderator J. Dax Henson, partner at Perkins Coie. The panel will take place in San Francisco, CA on March 28 at 2:30 PM PT. The discussion will cover the advent of blockchain technology and its current and future impact on various facets of the financial services industry.

"We're honored to be one of the companies featured at this year's FinTech Ideas Festival," said Jiwan. "We look forward to engaging with other leaders in financial services to discuss the potential for blockchain technology to transform our industry in the coming years."

Most recently, Spring Labs announced the signing of General Motors Financial and 16 marketplace lenders including including SoFi, OnDeck, and Avant to its Spring Founding Industry Partners Program, which aims to help combat fraud and enhance ID verification capabilities.

For more information on Spring Labs, visit springlabs.com. For more information on the FinTech Ideas Festival, visit bpi.com/event/fintech-ideas-festival/.

About Spring Labs
Spring Labs (Springcoin Inc.) is a technology company building the Spring Protocol, a blockchain-based network that enables network participants to exchange valuable information without sharing underlying source data. The initial use case for the Spring Protocol will facilitate the exchange of identity, fraud, and risk information among financial institutions to create a more efficient, transparent, and secure ecosystem for consumer financial data than the one that exists today. Spring Labs was founded in 2017 and has offices in Chicago & Los Angeles. To learn more, visit SpringLabs.com.

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