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INTERGRAF CURRENCY+IDENTITY __ Programme

Tuesday 13/10/2026

Intergraf Currency High

Closed session. Attendance by invitation only. See programme here.

Restricted to banknote printers using intaglio, banknote issuing authorities, government authorities, and law enforcement.

Intergraf Identity High

Closed session. Attendance by invitation only. See programme here.

Restricted to printers of passports in circulation, identity document issuing authorities, government authorities, and law enforcement.

Intergraf Certification Workshop

10:00-17:00 Updates & resilience in practice

18:00-19:30 Welcome cocktail

Wednesday 14/10/2026

Plenary session __

09:00-09:05 Opening

09:05-09:20 First-ever Currency+Identity Défilé

Chair
Tony Poole
President
Document Security Alliance __ United States of America

09:20-10:00KEYNOTE - The future is not what it used to be

As organisations grapple with an ever more complex and seemingly unpredictable operating environment, it’s more important than ever for leaders to be foresightful, combining long term vision with action today. Eleanor brings a fresh and expertly curated perspective on the global trends shaping the future and provides practical prompts, tools and approaches that businesses can use to drive sustainable growth.

Tom Koulopoulos
Chairman & Founder
Delphi Group __United Kingdom

10:00-10:15 Q&A

10:15-11:30 Coffee break

10:15 Exhibition opens

Chair
Dieter Sauter
Vice President & General Manager Value Printing
Bundesdruckerei GmbH __ Germany

11:30-11:50Approach to the next generation of banknotes

In today’s world, numerous rules, regulations, and risk frameworks exist for IT security - and for good reason. However, these reasons are often overlooked. In this presentation, we will examine several high-profile IT security incidents, explore what went wrong, and discuss how adherence to good practices can help your organisation mitigate IT security risks.

Kathleen Young
EVP and Chief of FedCash Services
U.S. Federal Reserve Financial Services __ United States of America

11:50-12:10Rethinking document examination: The role of metadata in digital documents

12:10-12:30The current status and future of (generative) AI

Join Brook Taye for an exclusive presentation unveiling the groundbreaking partnership between TOPPAN Gravity and EIH, establishing Ethiopia’s first state-of-the-art secure printing facility, designed to serve Africa and beyond. Discover how the fusion of EIH’s deep local insights with TOPPAN Gravity’s global security printing expertise is driving Ethiopia’s digital transformation, empowering local talent, and bridging the technology divide.

Kim Nguyen
Member of the board of the German IT security association TeleTrusT
TeleTrusT __ Germany

Erik Krupicka
Forensic Expert
BKA __ Germany

12:30-12:45 Q&A

12:45-14:00 Lunch

Industry Innovation Arena __

14:00-18:0020 engaging 8-minute pitches

16:00-16:45 Coffee break

16:30-17:30 Tender Tactics - Simplify your procurement process with Intergraf Certification

Learn about the benefits of INTERGRAF ISO 14298 and INTERGRAF 15374 for securing the supply chain from the production of machinery, software and the security supplies to the printing and manufacture of securely printed products.

More information here.

18:00-19:00 Exhibition aperitif

Thursday 15/10/2026Parallel sessions

Session 1 __
Resilient and viable currency operations for the future

Chair
Emmanuel Devaux
Commercial Director, Directorate General Banknote Manufacturing
Banque de France __ France

09:30-09:50Building resilience against physical and digital threats

Since 2016, the annual U.S. Diary of Consumer Payment Choice study surveys consumers to determine payment preferences over time. This year’s 2023-2024 study is the first conducted since the end of the COVID-19 pandemic and results indicate that the pandemic has lasting effects on how consumers make payments. Join Kathleen as she shares the latest key findings of the study with you, while explaining how Federal Reserve Financial Services shifts strategies to ensure their mission is met in an efficient way.

Matthias Callen
Executive VP and Chief of FedCash Services
Federal Reserve Financial Services __ United States of America

Hall A1

09:50-10:10New series Bank of England

Launching a new banknote always creates a media splash. But many people in the UK no longer access traditional media, including some parts of society that are heavy cash users. So how do you get your messages to these key demographic groups? The Bank of England has been trying a new approach.

Victoria Cleland
Executive Director for Banking, Payments and Innovation
Bank of England __ United Kingdom

Hall A1

10:10-10:30New Kazakhstani banknotes and the 2000 Tenge release

Discover Kazakhstan’s stunning new series of banknotes, inspired by the rich heritage of the Saka culture. These beautifully crafted notes capture the unique worldview of the country’s ancestors and mark a special celebration—the 30th anniversary of our national currency. Currently featuring 2,000, 5,000, and 10,000 Tenge denominations, with more to come, this series is a tribute to Kazakhstan’s history and future.

Sanzhar Nurkassimov
Chief Designer of Cash Department
Central Bank of Turkey __ Turkey

Hall A1

10:30-10:45 Q&A

10:45-11:15 Coffee break

Session 2 __
Identity documents: a deep dive into the latest designs and innovations

Chair
Marsel Wachter
Coordinator/ Document expert/ Trainer - Team Identity fraud (TIF)
City of Amsterdam __ The Netherlands

09:30-09:50New Suriname ePassport

The Integral Documentation Vehicles Project is an innovative initiative by the Spanish National Police, developed in close collaboration with the National Mint. Get ready for an inside look at the project's essential components and how they come to life in real-world crisis situations.

Mohamed Eskak
Head of IT Section
Suriname Ministry of Interior __ Suriname

Audi 15

09:50-10:10New Kenyan passport

In 2024, Iceland launched a new ID card featuring the updated ICAO TD1 vertical layout. This design includes a significantly larger portrait photograph on the front. Additionally, the card now incorporates two 2D barcodes (QR codes) based on the latest ICAO Data Structure for Barcodes (IDB). Tjörvi will explore the challenges encountered during the design process of the new ID card and Iceland's implementation of the updated IDB.

Evelyn Cheluget
Director General of Immigration
Registers Iceland __ Iceland

Audi 15

10:10-10:30Japan’s next generation passport

10:30-10:45 Q&A

10:45-11:15 Coffee break

Session 3 __
Efficiency unlocked: optimizing every stage of the cash cycle

Chair
Michael Kasch
Managing Director Security Printing
Orell Füssli Ltd. __ Switzerland

11:15-11:35Changing approaches to the procurement process + modernizing printworks and cash center

Join Pierre-Yves and Adrien for an insightful presentation on how the Banque de France is taking major steps toward sustainable banking. Discover how recent investments in the Paper Mill and the exciting construction of a new Printing Works are paving the way for a greener future. Together you will explore the bank's research and development initiatives aimed at creating more sustainable and durable products.

Pierre-Yves Boissinot
Deputy Director General - Cash & Retail Payments
Central Bank of the Philippines __ Philippines

Hall A1

11.35-11.55Central bank alliance: cooperation and exchange

11:55-12:15Continuous improvement in the banknote printing house

12:15-12:30 Q&A

12:30-14:00 Lunch

14:00-15:00 Exhibition

Session 4 __
Document forgery: counterfeiting trends, techniques, and countermeasures

Chair
Uwe Seidel
Scientific Director
Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) __ Germany

11:15-11:35Last trends in document fraud

Counterfeit licenses have evolved from being a tool for teenagers to purchase alcohol & tobacco to a valuable resource for illicit organisations committing identity theft. During his presentation, Owen will detail the recent quality of counterfeits, how these trends are impacting state driver’s license programs, as well as the implications and the long-term impacts purchasers of fake IDs will face.

Alexandra Orio Martin
Document Expert
Spanish Police - CGEF/UCRIF/SIFD __ Spain

Audi 15

11:35-11:55International cooperation to combat passport and identity fraud: key takeaways from the IOM

Donato will showcase effective strategies for improving border controls and regional collaboration to tackle migrant smuggling. His focus will be on leveraging the latest advancements in border management procedures, technology, and human resources to address transnational organised crime and promote safe, orderly, and regular migration.

Donato Colucci
Head, Border and Identity Solutions (BIS) Unit
International Organisation For Migration (IOM) __ Switzerland

Audi 15

11:55-12:15From polycarbonate to pixel

Join Cristian to uncover the vital role of CEPOL in equipping EU law enforcement officials with the knowledge and skills to combat document fraud effectively. Discover how CEPOL serves as a dynamic training hub, fostering collaboration and connectivity among various EU-funded projects, and enhancing partnerships with the private sector.

Gerson Visser
Supplier Manager, Document Expert
Dutch driving license department __ The Netherlands

Audi 15

12:15-12:30 Q&A

12:30-14:00 Lunch

14:00-15:00 Exhibition time

Session 5 __
Cash in context: global perspective on banknote usage

Chair
Sven Büsselberg
Key Accounts Director
Oberthur Fiduciaire SAS __ France

15:00-15:20Evolution of different means of payment

Would you like to learn how technological innovations have shaped the evolution of Banca d’Italia’s banknote design? Are you interested in exploring how artificial intelligence could further expand the boundaries of creative possibilities? Join Marco for his presentation and learn from Banca d’Italia’s experience first-hand.

Erick Lacourrège
CEO Banknotes Division
Banque de France __ France

Hall A1

15:20-15:40Paying independently, a right still too often not realised

Banco de España and the Instituto LENI (Polytechnic University of Valencia) developed a methodology for conducting innovative perception studies of cash based on the application of neuroscience and artificial intelligence. Miguel will explain how Neurocash® leverages cutting-edge technologies to study users' biometric responses. Using AI-based algorithms, these responses are analysed to generate neuro-metric indicators that assess visual, emotional, and cognitive impact, in addition to security perception. More importantly, he will discuss the advantages of Neurocash®, including its design, security, quality, rapid and cost-effective prototyping, counterfeit resilience assessment, and evaluation of communication campaign effectiveness, among others. He will also explore its various applications throughout different phases of the cash life cycle, addressing the needs of the public and other stakeholders.

Andreas Havsberg
Board Member
European Blind Union (EBU) __ France

Hall A1

15:40-15:55 Q&A

15:55-16:30 Coffee break

Session 6 __
Identity in a changing world: impact of socio-political disruptions

Chair
Kuben Moodley
General Manager: Manufacturing & Engineering
Government Printing Works, Ministry of Home Affairs __ Republic of South Africa

15:00-15:40UNHCR’s current work and the challenges your organization is currently facing in providing evidence of identity and documents to refugees.

This panel will highlight the collaborative efforts of four U.S. government agencies in designing and managing the entire lifecycle of the U.S. passport. Discussions will cover key areas including design, research and development, manufacturing, quality control, supply chain management, authentication, fraud prevention, vulnerability testing, and inspection.

Volker Schimmel
Head, Global Data Service
UNHCR __ United States of America

Audi 15

11:35-11:55Unmasking identity fraud in Sweden: The role of the Swedish Migration Agency

Simon Agerberg
Senior Analyst
Swedish Migration Office __ Sweden

Martina Rünell
Operational Developer
Swedish Migration Office __ Sweden

Audi 15

15:40-15:55 Q&A

15:55-16:30 Coffee break

Session 7 __
From emission to distribution: lessons learnt

Chair
Mónica Fernandes
Head of the Quality and Counterfeit Analysis Division - Issue and Treasury Department
Banco de Portugal __ Portugal

16:30-16:50New notes in circulation - lessons learnt

16:50-17:10Cash in crisis? It’s the daily use!

17:10-17:25 Q&A

19:30-01:00 Dinner party - Festa con noi

Session 8 __
Phygital identity: navigating between the physical and digital worlds

Chair
Alberto Sánchez Bermejo
Director of Identification Documents and Smart Cards Department
Fábrica Nacional de Moneda y Timbre (FNMT) __ Spain

16:30-16:50Training innovations of the Netherlands Document and Identity office

Maxine Knegt
Document Expert, Trainer/Developer, Documents Bureau, Immigration and Naturalisation Service
Ministry of Asylum and Migration __ The Netherlands

Audi 15

16:50-17:10Operationalising morphing attack detection

17:10-17:25 Q&A

19:30-01:00 Dinner party

Friday 16/10/2026Parallel sessions

Session 9 __
Cash cycle: creative response solutions during times of crises

Chair
Lior Lichtman
Head of Issuance Division, Currency Department
Bank of Israel __ Israel

09:30-09:50Impact of Ukraine war on cash usage in Poland

The introduction of the circular economy concept into the production of banknotes and the disposal of its waste has become part of the strategic planning of Casa da Moeda do Brasil, with sustainability being one of the pillars of its developments related to security printing. Learn all about their alternative model TRAN$FORMA and how applying circular economy concepts and investing in strategic partnerships has redefined their concept of waste that can be easily replicated by central banks and other printing facilities.

Nathalia Salles Ruivo de Barros - Online
Environment Manager
Central Bank of Poland __ Poland

Hall A1

09:50-10:10Keep calm and carry cash: Lessons on the unique role of physical currency across four crises

Are you interested in learning how a Smart Factory uses advanced technologies like the Internet of Things (IoT), real-time monitoring, robotics, and data analytics to transform traditional manufacturing processes? Be sure to catch Sérgio’s presentation on how the Smart Factory is setting the standard for innovation and efficiency in today’s fast-paced industrial landscape!

Alejandro Zamora-Pérez
Banknote Issuance Expert
ECB __ Germany

Hall A1

10:10-10:30Lessons from Spain: dealing with floods and a power outage

The use of cash as a means of payment is declining in many countries. What strategic adjustments are required, and what role must central banks continue to play in the supply of cash? Stefan will explore the challenges central banks face in effectively managing money supply and liquidity while ensuring inclusive access to cash.

Felix Redondo
Deputy Director Cash Department
Banco de España __ Spain

Hall A1

10:30-10:45 Q&A

10:45-11:30 Coffee break

Session 10 __
Evolution of identity verification: new approaches and latest initiatives

Chair
Bernd Kümmerle

Managing Director, Banknote Solutions Division

G+D Currency Technology GmbH __ Germany

09:30-09:50Experience with operating the EES in the Czech Republic one year later

In today’s digital and AI age, understanding the risks and opportunities associated with digital identity and biometrics is crucial. Isabelle will outline strategies for ensuring the responsible, ethical, and effective implementation of biometrics. She will explore how we can create a future where trust is the currency that empowers individuals and strengthens society by prioritising the Three Laws of Biometrics.

Petr Malovec
Deputy Director for Economics and Information Systems
Directorate of Foreign Police Service __ Czechia

Audi 15

09:50-10:20Aptitude and the Digital Travel Credential: shaping the future of seamless travel

Finland conducted the first ever successful DTC pilot in 2023 in a multi-agency effort. In addition to testing the DTC Type1, defect management was explored as well as a study on the digitalisation of the EU residence permit into a signed 2D-barcode containing a high-quality facial image.

Laurent Gonzales
Standardisation Specialist
ANTS __ France

Florent Tournois
Director of Identity, Trust Services, and Production (DISCOP)
ANTS __ France

Audi 15

10:20-10:40Quantum-safe ID documents: The journey to post-quantum security

The modern world is becoming more and more digital and so are identity documents. The use of biometric data such as fingerprints or facial images is on the rise and offers the potential to replace traditional identity documents in the future. Meeting the specific biometric challenges in this process will be crucial to whether future digital identity proofs can be used securely and efficiently.

Michael Hoppe
Senior Expert eID Components and Official Documents
Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) __ Germany

Audi 15

10:40-10:55 Q&A

10:55-11:30 Coffee break

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11:30-11:50Approach to the next generation of banknotes

11:50-12:10Rethinking document examination: The role of metadata in digital documents

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10:10-10:30New Kazakhstani banknotes and the 2000 Tenge release

09:30-09:50New Suriname ePassport

09:50-10:10New Kenyan passport

10:10-10:30Japan’s next generation passport

11:15-11:35Changing approaches to the procurement process + modernizing printworks and cash center

11.35-11.55Central bank alliance: cooperation and exchange

11:55-12:15Continuous improvement in the banknote printing house

11:15-11:35Last trends in document fraud

11:35-11:55International cooperation to combat passport and identity fraud: key takeaways from the IOM

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15:00-15:20Evolution of different means of payment

15:20-15:40Paying independently, a right still too often not realised

15:00-15:40UNHCR’s current work and the challenges your organization is currently facing in providing evidence of identity and documents to refugees.

11:35-11:55Unmasking identity fraud in Sweden: The role of the Swedish Migration Agency

16:30-16:50New notes in circulation - lessons learnt

16:50-17:10Cash in crisis? It’s the daily use!

16:30-16:50Training innovations of the Netherlands Document and Identity office

16:50-17:10Operationalising morphing attack detection

09:30-09:50Impact of Ukraine war on cash usage in Poland

09:50-10:10Keep calm and carry cash: Lessons on the unique role of physical currency across four crises

10:10-10:30Lessons from Spain: dealing with floods and a power outage

09:30-09:50Experience with operating the EES in the Czech Republic one year later

09:50-10:20Aptitude and the Digital Travel Credential: shaping the future of seamless travel

10:20-10:40Quantum-safe ID documents: The journey to post-quantum security

11:50-12:50Use of Banknotes and IDs by future generations around the world

12:50-13:00Event wrap-up