Megan B. Kilzy, Counsel in Riker Danzig's Commercial Litigation, White Collar Criminal Defense and Investigations and Digital Assets and Blockchain Technology Groups, will be serving as a panelist at the New York City Bar's FinTech and Emerging Payment Systems Conference on September 17, 2026. Megan will be speaking on the panel "Privacy, Data Governance, and Open Banking," which will explore the evolving standards for access to consumer-permissioned data under new rules (e.g., CFPB’s 1033 Rule), privacy law patchworks, API interoperability, data provider obligations, and best practices for secure data exchange.
This conference examines the legal and regulatory challenges that emerging financial technologies and modern payment systems pose for market participants, policymakers, and lawyers — from payment rails and data governance to bank-fintech partnerships and consumer-facing platforms. Leading practitioners and policymakers will offer practical insights on adapting to new payment infrastructures, navigating changing regulatory and privacy requirements, and preparing for a shifting enforcement landscape.
Learn more about the conference here.
