EUROPEAN BANKING SUMMIT 2021

BANKING ON THE FUTURE

Thursday, 30 September / ONLINE

Even as the Covid-19 recovery gathers pace, Europe’s financial future remains uncertain. EU’s banking sector faces a decisive moment. Rapidly accelerating green and digital transitions will test banks’ agility and bring opportunities to build back a better, more resilient Europe. At the same time, the banking industry is up against complex challenges, including soaring costs, competition against big techs and the changing financial services landscape.

The 5th edition of the European Banking Summit will take place online on September 30, 2021. More than 450 experts, senior policy makers and key industry stakeholders will come together to discuss the industry’s challenges and opportunities and to identify new trends. Covering the topics of digital transformation, European recovery, sustainable transition and the future of banking, it will present a unique opportunity to network with renowned sector analysts, experts and key industry stakeholders.

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2019 EDITION: Building a positive future for Europe

The European Union has led to the most prosperous and longest ever period of peace across the continent. This stability is the result of decades of governments, people and companies playing their part to ensure a successful Europe. Now, with the growing shift of economic strength towards Asia, Western populations are feeling increasingly disenfranchised and are losing faith in their traditional political establishments and institutions.

Many Europeans are uneasy about how global trends in technology and competition are changing their world and whether our current models for government, business and society will continue to work for them in the future. In European politics, the UK struggle with Brexit fallout serves as a strong reminder in continental Europe on the dangers of “less Europe”.

At the same time, it is unlikely that we will have “more Europe” for the time being. Serving clients across borders throughout Europe, it is the duty of pan-European companies, including banks, to help rebuild confidence in a joint, fair and prosperous future.