Record Number of Banks Registered for European Digital Finance Conference 2025
Amsterdam, 27 November 2025 – With just days to go until the European Digital Finance Conference (EDFC) opens its doors in Amsterdam, this year’s edition is already shaping up to be one of the strongest gatherings of banking leaders in Europe. More than 75% of all registered attendees currently come from banks, underscoring the event’s growing reputation as the most bank-centric digital finance forum on the continent.
Over 40 banks have confirmed their participation, including several sending large delegations of ten or more people. The major Dutch banks—ABN AMRO, ING, and Rabobank—will be particularly well represented, as will Všeobecná úverová Banka (part of Intesa Sanpaolo Slovakia), which is attending with a sizeable team.
A Snapshot of Banks Attending
The lineup includes established European leaders and global institutions alike:
ABN AMRO Bank · ABN AMRO Clearing · Addiko Bank · Anglo Irish Bank · Alpha Bank · ASN Bank · Banco Inverse’s · Bank Al Habib · Bank for Business · BNG Bank · BNP Paribas · C24 Bank · Central Bank of Jordan · Credit Agricole · De Nederlandsche Bank · Deutsche Bank · DZ Bank · Ecobank · GoDutch · Goldman Sachs · ING Bank · Knab · Lloyds Bank · MIDBANK · Mizuho Bank Europe · N26 · Next Bank · NIBC · Nordea Bank · Northern Trust · Rabobank · Raiffeisen Bank · Siinqee Bank · Swan · tbi bank · Triodos Bank · UniCredit · Všeobecná úverová Banka · Xapo Bank.
This breadth—spanning retail, corporate, challenger, clearing, and central banks—positions EDFC as one of the most diverse and representative events in digital finance.
A Conference Built for Banking Innovators
The 2025 agenda brings together senior leaders across strategy, innovation, digital transformation, lending, financial crime, AI, platforms, and digital assets. Sessions will explore how institutions are modernising their operating models, deploying advanced data capabilities, building new revenue platforms, and adapting to the accelerating pace of technological change.
Speakers from leading banks, fintechs, cloud platforms, and technology providers will offer practical insights, case studies, and frameworks that attendees can take back to their organisations.
Why the Banking Sector Prefers EDFC
Unlike many industry events where vendors dominate, EDFC maintains a carefully balanced audience. The strong presence of banks—combined with high-quality content and a collaborative environment—has contributed to the conference’s growing reputation among both financial institutions and solution providers.
The conference offers:
- Real-world, actionable insights from banks leading transformation across Europe
- Direct engagement with peers tackling similar challenges in AI, digital platforms, core modernisation, and risk
- Unscripted, practical discussions rather than theoretical panels
- A vendor–bank ratio that fosters meaningful dialogue, not sales pitches
Bank Passes Still Available
A limited number of free tickets remain available for bank employees, and organisers encourage institutions to register their final participants soon. Link to register: https://digitalfinanceconference.eu/tickets/.
