Six emerging technologies are reshaping banking: AI, blockchain, open banking, biometrics, RPA, and quantum computing. AI enhances automation, blockchain streamlines transactions, and open banking drives innovation. Biometrics improve security, RPA boosts efficiency, and quantum computing advances risk modeling. Igor Mikhalev’s Digital Finance Conference 2025 talk emphasized strategic adoption to stay competitive.
The European Digital Finance Conference on February 22, 2025, gathered industry leaders to discuss banking’s future. Key topics included the impact of AI, open finance regulations, and macroeconomic trends. Experts from Moody’s, EY, Revolut, and Rabobank explored banking transformation, digital identity, and cross-border innovation. Panels addressed AI’s role in finance, regulatory shifts, and emerging technologies. The event fostered thought leadership and collaboration, shaping Europe’s digital finance landscape.
Emerging Technologies Driving Innovation in Banking Laurens shares his insights on how collaboration with early- and late-stage fintech companies is reshaping the financial industry. Explore our agenda: https://digitalfinanceconference.eu/agenda/ Panel Discussion: Emerging Technologies Driving Innovation in Banking Panelists: Laurens Hamerlinck, Head of Fintech Venturing, ABN AMRO Bank Johan Lemmens, Head of Global Design Center of Expertise, ING Bank Michael Grela, Head of Financial Services Consultancy & Growth, Speednet Moderator: Igor Mikhalev, Partner, Software and Emerging Tech Strategy, EY For bankers special conditions apply, check here: https://digitalfinanceconference.eu/tickets/
Panel Discussion: The Evolution of the European Banking Sector: Geopolitics, Macroeconomics, and Emerging Technologies This session will explore the key forces shaping European banking, from geopolitical shifts and economic trends to cutting-edge technologies like AI. Check the full agenda: https://digitalfinanceconference.eu/agenda/ Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with top banking executives and fintech innovators!——— SESSION 1. THE EVOLUTION OF THE EUROPEAN BANKING SECTOR: GEOPOLITICS, MACROECONOMICS, AND EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES This session will explore the ongoing transformation within the European banking sector, focusing on the impact of geopolitics, macroeconomic trends, and emerging technologies such as AI. Attendees will gain insights into how these factors are reshaping banking operations and regulatory developments across Europe. 10:20 Panel Discussion: The Evolution of The European Banking Sector: Geopolitics, Macroeconomics, and Emerging Technologies. Panelists: Volodymyr Mudryi, CEO, OTP Bank Ukraine Giorgi Shagidze, CEO, maib Francesco Aghemio, Head of Belgium and Netherlands Branches, Revolut Moderator: Morten Kriek, Co-Founder, The Banking 50 Get tickets now: https://digitalfinanceconference.eu/tickets/
Building the Future of Customer Interactions with GenAI”Register now & check the agenda: https://digitalfinanceconference.eu/ Join us on February 20 in Amsterdam to explore how leading Dutch banks are transforming banking with Generative AI and Conversational Intelligence.Gain insights into the future of AI-driven banking and customer engagement. We invite colleagues from Rabobank to join on special conditions. Fill out the form here: https://digitalfinanceconference.eu/contact-us/ ——– EDFC 2025, taking place on February 20 in Amsterdam, Join senior banking, fintech, and payments professionals, 60% of whom will be from leading banks such as ING, ABN AMRO, and Rabobank, alongside fintech founders and key industry players. Key Topics for 2025: Register now: https://digitalfinanceconference.eu/
The Banking 50 is pleased to announce Merijn Olsthoorn, Strategic Product Lead for ING Global Financial Crime Prevention, as a featured speaker at the upcoming European Digital Finance Conference (TB50) on February 20, 2025. Olsthoorn will share insights on leveraging Generative AI and strategic tooling innovation to enhance financial crime prevention capabilities within ING’s wholesale banking operations. His presentation comes at a crucial time as financial institutions worldwide seek to harness advanced technologies to combat increasingly sophisticated financial crimes. Currently leading ING’s Generative AI initiatives in financial crime prevention, Olsthoorn brings extensive experience in RegTech innovation and digital transformation. He previously headed the commercial development of Blacksmith RegTech, ING’s successful KYC policy digitalization tool, which was acquired by Encompass Corporation in 2023. His expertise also includes leading Customer Success & Marketing for CoorpID RegTech, pioneering secure KYC information exchange between corporations and banks. Before joining ING, Olsthoorn established himself as an innovation leader at Accenture Strategy Consulting, where he directed the Amsterdam Client Value Lab. He holds an MSc in Industrial Design Engineering from Delft University of Technology, specializing in User Interaction Design. The European Digital Finance Conference (TB50) brings together leading voices in digital banking and financial innovation. Olsthoorn’s session will offer valuable perspectives on the practical application of AI in strengthening financial crime prevention frameworks. For more information about the European Digital Finance Conference and registration details, please visit the conference website.
The Banking 50 is proud to announce that Volodymyr Mudryi, CEO of OTP Bank Ukraine, and Sebastian Rubaj, Deputy CEO of Raiffeisen Bank Ukraine, will be sharing their unique perspectives at the upcoming European Digital Finance Conference on February 21. Held at the historic Amsterdam Stock Exchange, this event will spotlight the resilience and transformation of the Ukrainian banking sector during a time of immense challenges. As Ukraine continues to face the effects of war, the country’s financial institutions have demonstrated remarkable resilience and adaptability. Both OTP Bank and Raiffeisen Bank have undergone significant digital transformations, enabling them to maintain essential services and support the Ukrainian people. The efforts of leaders like Mudryi and Rubaj underscore the strength and perseverance of Ukraine’s banking system, which remains steadfast amid adversity. European Digital Finance Conference: Shaping the Future of Finance The European Digital Finance Conference brings together top leaders and innovators to discuss the forces reshaping the finance industry. This year’s program will explore how European banking is evolving, with a focus on the latest trends in lending, payments, and the role of cutting-edge technologies such as AI, cloud computing, and cybersecurity in driving innovation and combating financial crime. The conference promises engaging keynote presentations from executives at leading European banks, and attendees will have the chance to see 30 live demos from top fintech companies, offering practical insights into the future of finance. Key sessions include: In light of the ongoing conflict, The Banking 50 extends a special invitation to Ukrainian financial institutions and companies that offer products and services in the banking sector. We encourage them to share their insights, innovations, and experiences with our attendees, further enriching the conversation on resilience and digital transformation.
EDFC is the premier conference on the banking scene, uniting senior and middle management from banks with innovative technology and service providers. Our audience consists of banking executives and decision-makers who are directly responsible for the areas being discussed. To maintain our professional focus, we enforce a strict registration policy requiring corporate email addresses. The conference serves as a dynamic business platform where banking professionals and financial market leaders come together to share the latest news and build partnerships. Our speakers are predominantly banking executives, whose presentations consistently draw significant attendance from their institutions – often including teams of up to 30 middle managers from a single bank. Bank employees whose organisations are represented among our speakers qualify for special rates, so if that is the case, please complete the form on our website. The audience composition reflects our banking focus, with over 60% of attendees coming from financial institutions, with the rest coming from payments and technology companies. For businesses looking to promote their solutions, we offer an attractive package combining an exhibition stand with a stage presentation for €3,500. The conference will take place at Amsterdam’s best venue, the Beurs van Berlage (Amsterdam Stock Exchange) concluding with a networking reception, drinks and entertainment. To join us as a partner on February 21 or learn more about sponsorship opportunities, please visit the sponsorship section.
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