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European Banking Forum
The European Banking Forum is an exclusive, invitation-only community of senior professionals working within the banking industry across the EMEA region. For the past 10 years the forum has provided a platform for senior executives working in specific areas of the banking sector to meet, share experiences, raise issues and find solutions with their peers and business partners. Delegates receive personal invitations to attend our regular events where we analyse recent technological, regulatory and market developments and their likely impact on industry leaders. Read More...
Event News
May 2012 Newsletter
URGENT NEWS: Friday 4th May is the final day to register for the 10th anniversary of the European Banking Forum at the 5 star Royal Garden Hotel London on the 8-10 May 2012. Please contact us immediately to book your place at the number one Retail Banking event in Europe.
EBF 2012 - Retail Banking Technology & Strategy, 8-10 May 2012 London UK
With the need to evaluate technological advances from both a functional and strategic viewpoint, The European Banking Forum (EBF) 2012 event will look at new ways of driving profit and performance at the leading Retail Banks in EMEA and will cover three streams - Maximising Customer Acquisition & Retention - Optimizing IT Operations, Risk & Security - Innovating Payments Systems & Services.
EBF Dining Club Dinner - PROACTIVE COMPLIANCE- Thursday 19th April 2012, London
Business processes and inflexible workflow tools in trading floor environments are often tested to the extreme by ever complex and often unpredictable regulatory requirements. They are an ever-present challenge to compliance officers and businesses that have to identify pro-actively, disclose and manage compliance issues.
EBF Dining Club Dinner - Mortgage Risk – A fresh set of factors to improve your book, 17th May 2012 London
In light of the FSA’s recent MMR and wider European legislation it is clear that the lending landscape has and will continue to take unprecedented change. The reforms will strengthen the overall regulatory regime and represent a significant shift in regulatory approach leading to clearer requirements and accountability.
EBF Dining Club Dinner - Staying ahead in a changing market - Thursday 24th May 2012, London
The business challenge for today’s financial institutions is finding new revenue streams by - Acquiring new customers - Up-sell/cross-sell to existing customers - Adding new channels to market.
The EBF Dining Club Experience
In addition to the annual meetings, the European Banking Forum also offers extended networking opportunities during EBF Dining Club customised events.
