Join the European Digital Finance Conference 2025 – Organized by The Banking 50
Connect with top leaders in banking and financial services at EDFC 2025. Explore the latest in digital banking, payments, and financial technology, and build valuable partnerships.
Topics for 2025:
– AI and Innovation
– Digital Transformation
– Cybersecurity, Financial Crime, Identification
– Embedded Finance, Platforms, Cloud and more …
Network with 500+ professionals, get your brand visibility, learn, connect, innovate with EDFC 2025. Don’t miss out – Join us in Amsterdam!
Jorissa Neutelings, Chief Digital Officer, ABN AMRO Bank at our event last year
Special Conditions for ING, ABN AMRO, and Rabobank
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"At the European Digital Finance Conference in Amsterdam, Yorick Naeff delivered a clear and timely message: innovation in banking is no longer about ideas or experimentation — it is about execution and measurable impact. Drawing on his experience as founder of BUX and now leading innovation within a major European bank, Naeff outlined how the definition — and practice — of innovation is rapidly evolving under the influence of AI, digital assets, and changing customer behaviour."
"How innovation is reshaping financial services by Yorick Naeff, Head of Innovation, ABN AMRO Bank. From creating better client experiences to unlocking new ways of delivering value in an increasingly digital world. Platform-Led Core Transformation: Building the Bank for the Next Decade by Vladimira Tomasek, Head of Core Banking Systems, VUB Bank and Brad Goad, CRO Banking Services DXC GrowthX. Modern core banking transformation leverages existing systems through functional decoupling, modular architecture, and platform thinking—supported by strategic"
"There is a moment in every core banking conversation when someone in the room mentions the word 'replacement'. Consultants lean forward. Vendors smile. Risk officers reach for their antacids. For most banks, the word carries the weight of a multi-year, nine-figure transformation programme — the kind that ends careers, strains balance sheets, and occasionally brings down institutions."
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