Join senior leaders in banking, finance, and technology to explore core modernization, payments and identification, data governance, AI, financial crime, and compliance shaping the next era of banking transformation.
Join senior leaders in banking, finance, and technology to explore core modernization, payments and identification, data governance, AI, financial crime, and compliance shaping the next era of banking transformation.
This edition focuses on the technologies and strategies reshaping the future of financial services, bringing together banking leaders, fintech innovators, and technology experts to discuss Core Banking Transformation, Legacy Technology Modernization, Mainframe Transformation, Risk Management, AI, Digital Transformation, and Innovation.
As one of Europe’s leading banking and fintech conferences, EDFC provides a unique platform for senior decision-makers to exchange ideas, share real-world experiences, and explore practical solutions to today’s most pressing industry challenges.
Organized by The Banking 50, the conference attracts executives from leading banks, fintechs, and technology providers from across Europe and beyond. Expect insightful presentations, high-level discussions, valuable networking opportunities, and new business connections — all in one place.

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