Global Banking Summit

Events are moving fast in the global banking sector. A contracting interest rate environment and inflationary global economy has led to the first bank failures in years, followed by mergers of two of Europe’s leading lenders. Despite banks never being better capitalised, more ready to optimise costs, and more aware of the need to innovate for customers, fears of an impending credit crunch are mounting. Are banks on the edge of crisis? How will they maintain their plans to expand, innovate, diversify and harmonise their businesses in a turbulent global context? How will lenders navigate their way through an environment of wavering investor confidence in the financial sector? How will lenders’ strategies adapt through this uncertainty?

The Global Banking Summit brought together top influencers from across the banking stack - from leaders in financial crime to open banking; from CEOs to chief sustainability officers. Top CEOs debated the future of the industry across three days of keynote interviews, panel discussions, and technical group debates.

Banking on Risk and Resilience

This report analyses the year ahead for banks, from global crises to emerging regulation.

Is the future of money digital?

This report analyses the rise of cryptocurrencies, blockchain, digital currencies and tokenisation.

Fighting Financial Crime

The report explores the challenges faced by banks in combating fraud, money laundering and cybercrime.

Featuring CEO interviews and high-level discussions, the Global Strategy Stage took a top down view on the issues driving banking forward.

From artificial intelligence to open finance, the Future Stage covered the full breadth of disruptive tech transforming the banking sector.

Group technical discussions on how to optimise your business with banking experts. Ran in-person only.

Speaking Opportunities

George Khachadourian
george.khachadourian@ft.com

Soizic Fauvelle
soizic.fauvelle@ft.com

Sponsorship Opportunities 

Tim Powell
tim.powell@ft.com

Delegate Services 

Jade Kelley
jade.kelley@ft.com

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