How autonomous finance reshapes governance, customer intimacy, and risk.
Ban ks are moving from AI-supported workflows → AI-managed operations → eventually AI-autonomous execution.
Where fintechs bring velocity, banks bring scale, risk frameworks, customer trust.
This session explores how banks adopt agentic AI responsibly, competitively, profitably.
Unbundling created fintechs. Rebundling will define the next decade of banking.
Where fintechs expanded capability modules—payments, lending, KYC—banks now consolidate to reclaim customer ownership. This is the architecture of super-services: fewer apps, broader distribution, shared rails.
Not crypto hype—regulated value movement for banking.
Cross-border speed, programmable settlement, identity-anchored payments.
This session strips the noise away and focuses on what banks will actually deploy in the next 24 months.
Regulation is no longer passive — it is now the engine determining competitive advantage. Banks face the dual force of rapid regulatory acceleration and the industrialisation of financial crime. Fintechs innovate faster, criminals scale faster — regulators are caught in the middle. Banks must redesign compliance architectures to be continuous, real-time, and intelligence-led.
Immediately following the Amsterdam Banking Forum, conference delegates, The Banking 50 members, and Money20/20 visitors come together for the Money Party — the largest and most influential industry networking event of the week.
As the official networking reception of the European Digital Finance Conference, and powered by The Banking 50, the Money Party is where senior decision-makers, innovators and partners connect in an informal, high-energy setting. Expect meaningful conversations, fresh perspectives, and new business opportunities — all in one place.
An unmissable evening for anyone serious about building relationships across banking, fintech and financial services.
