Top European Banking & FinTech Conferences in 2026
If you are looking for a European banking and FinTech conference where technology, AI, risk, regulation and real banking transformation come together, put the European Digital Finance Conference (EDFC) 2026 on your calendar. On 19 November 2026 in Amsterdam, EDFC brings together banking leaders, technology executives, FinTech innovators, risk professionals and solution providers for a day focused on the challenges European financial institutions are dealing with right now. But EDFC is not simply another conference about the future of banking.
Top Speakers Are Back: Europe’s Banking & FinTech Leaders Return ...
On 19 November, the European Digital Finance Conference (EDFC) returns to Amsterdam, bringing together senior banking leaders, fintech innovators, technology experts, and transformation executives from across Europe. Following highly successful previous editions, several of our most popular speakers are returning to the stage to discuss the technologies, regulations, and innovation strategies shaping the future of banking
Tweezr Joins the European Digital Finance Conference as a Silver Partn...
The European Digital Finance Conference is pleased to welcome Tweezr as a Silver Partner for the 19 November 2026 edition in Amsterdam. The company will exhibit its solution, present to the audience, and showcase how banks can modernise legacy environments while preparing for AI-driven transformation. Tweezr previously demonstrated its platform at one of our conferences, where it attracted significant interest from banking and technology professionals.
Designing the Future Financial Experience: ABN AMRO, N26 and Adyen on ...
Ten years ago, if you wanted to do anything serious with your money, you went to a bank. Today you might do it through an app you opened for an entirely different reason. That shift was the starting point for a panel discussion featuring Laurens Hamerlinck, Head of Fintech Venturing at ABN AMRO, Ankur Sisodia, Head of Product at N26, and Parth Parikh
Pragma: Revolut’s Foundation Model
In a world where financial institutions typically build dozens of isolated AI models — each trained from scratch for a narrow task — Revolut took a fundamentally different approach. The company developed Pragma, a single foundation model trained on 24 billion banking events across 26 million customers in more than 100 countries. Rather than instructing the model to detect fraud or assess credit risk, Revolut let the model learn the underlying patterns of financial behaviour on its own, then adapted it for specific tasks with minimal additional effort.
Presentations From Amsterdam Banking Forum
Banking is increasingly becoming infrastructure embedded inside broader digital ecosystems. As fintechs specialise and banks rebundle services, customer ownership is shifting toward platforms, marketplaces and ecosystem partnerships. This session explores how banks, fintechs and infrastructure providers collaborate to create scalable financial experiences across payments, insurance, onboarding and embedded financial services. The focus is practical: distribution strategy, platform economics and ecosystem execution.
39 Banks and Counting: Why Amsterdam Banking Forum Is the Must- Attend...
The Future of Banking Forum — AI, Platforms & Digital Transformation — convenes Europe's most influential banking community on June 1 in Amsterdam. Over 37 banks have already registered, and registrations are still climbing. Europe's Banking Community Is Converging on Amsterdam Something remarkable is happening ahead of the Amsterdam Banking Forum on June 1, 2026.
The EU AI Act and its Impact on Financial Services Institutions in the...
The EU Artificial Intelligence Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689) entered into force on 1 August 2024, with obligations phasing in between February 2025 and August 2026, with some elements extending to 2027. It is the first binding, horizontal AI regulation globally and applies to any Financial Services Institution (FSI) that develops, buys, or uses AI systems in the EU—regardless of where the AI provider is located.
From Legacy to Real-Time: DXC’s Vision for the Future of Banking
What is DXC's role in the financial services industry? DXC is very involved across the many sectors of the financial services industry. We're very deep in insurance, obviously deep in banking, but also payments and other areas. We own a banking core called Hogan, which has deposits of roughly $5 trillion in transactions, about $2.5 to $3 trillion a day in debits and credits in terms of payments.
Core Banking Modernization Without Disruption: Lessons from mBank
At the European Digital Finance Conference, organised by The Banking 50 on March 5 in Amsterdam, Michał Niedźwiecki, IT Director at mBank, shared a compelling, multi-year story of transforming a core banking system—without disrupting business operations. What emerged was not just a technical case study, but a strategic blueprint for modernization in highly complex, always-on environments.