Digital Payments Forum 2019 | Euro Events | TBA, TBA

Following the huge success of our previous two editions, EuroEvents is proud to present this years’ Digital Payments Forum 2019: Shaping the Future of Banking.

The DPF2019 will bring together the leading banking experts which will analyze the challenges that the banks are facing nowadays as well as discuss the different strategies needed to be implemented in order to attract new and retain existing customers.

We will hear the latest industry news, lot of case studies and success stories and, as the implementation deadline approaches, we will take a look at the PSD2’s Regulatory Technical Standard (RTS) and the affect it will have on banking.

Digitization has fundamentally transformed banking as we know it today. Instant payments are changing the global payments landscape since the introduction of today’s electronic payment mechanisms.

With the rise of new digital technologies developed in the last decade by the FinTech, consumers nowadays have a wide range of payment products to choose from and they are quickly adopting them. But how quickly are the banks adjusting to these market changes? Can they keep up with the Tech giants and the challenger banks?
Join us this May in Vienna to find out what the top innovative European banks are doing in order to follow the digital trends, keep their position at the competitive market and how they keep their customers thanks to the innovations that drive their success.

Use this opportunity to network with the industry leaders and to formulate new strategies and business models in order to stay ahead of the competition.

2019 Speakers

Alfonso Ayuso
Banco Sabadell

Demetrio Migliorati
Banca Mediolanum

Artem Harchenko
Tinkoff bank

Petia Niederländer
Erste Group

Serkan Turan
DenizBank

Serkan Turan
DenizBank

Louise Smith
Royal Bank of Scotland

Gyula Szegedi
Budapest Bank

Igor Besschastnyy
Gazprombank

Jakub Komenda
Moneta

Momchil Todorov
Raisin

Deniss Filipovs
Latvijas Banka

Dorthe Hahr Dupont
Nordea

Rainer Schamberger
Sberbank

Clemens Müller
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