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Senior Economist
Jesús Lozano is Senior Economist on Digital Regulation and Trends at BBVA Research. He joined BBVA in 2001, where he has carried out various tasks related to cross-border operations, clearing services, operational change and regulations impact on IT.
Since 2008, he has been specially linked to the implementation of the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA), taking part in internal projects and interbank groups, such as the European group which developed the standard on Euro Instant Payments in 2016.
Currently he is devoted to the analysis of trends and regulation issues on payments, artificial intelligence, cloud computing and cybersecurity.
Jesús holds a degree on Economics with Specialization in Economic Analysis from Universidad de Zaragoza, a Master in Data Management and Technological Innovation from OBS Business School and a Universitary Expert Course on Data Science from Universidad Internacional de La Rioja.
Latest Publications
Infographic Digital Economy Outlook. First quarter 2018
In this issue we focus on: The framework for digital regulation in Latin America: How to balance innovation and safety?; Decentralized Applications (DApps): The building blocks of the future Internet; Instant payments; The cloud vs. mainframe conundrum; Enhancing Economic Empowerment through Financial Inclusion.
Digital Economy Outlook. First quarter 2018
In this issue we focus on: The framework for digital regulation in Latin America: How to balance innovation and safety?; Decentralized Applications (DApps): The building blocks of the future Internet; Instant payments; The cloud vs. mainframe conundrum; Enhancing Economic Empowerment through Financial Inclusion.
Towards an artificial intelligence that is both controlled and ubiquitous
It is quite some time now since the term artificial intelligence (AI) broke free of the confines of science fiction and became part of current IT vocabulary. Indeed authorities and personalities as well-known as Leon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg frequently opine on the implications of this technology.
Infographic Digital Economy Outlook. December 2017
In this issue we will focus on: Digital markets: challenges for competition policy; Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) ): investment in crypto tokens: fad, madness or vision?; Towards a new digital identity: identification systems and digital environment; Fintech: implications for regulation and supervision; and Artificial Intelligence: a Policy Approach.
Digital Economy Outlook. December 2017
In this issue we will focus on: Digital markets: challenges for competition policy; Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) ): investment in crypto tokens: fad, madness or vision?; Towards a new digital identity: identification systems and digital environment; Fintech: implications for regulation and supervision; and Artificial Intelligence: a Policy Approach.
Digital Economy Outlook - April 2017
In this issue we will focus on: digital platforms: economic features and policy challenges; fostering a data-driven economy in the EU; licensing Fintech companies: authorities trying a balance between fostering innovation and financial stability; behavioural biometrics, a step further in digital identification; the governance of technology in the digital world
