The Banking Revolution
Banking is changing. Don't get left behind!
Their very existence is under threat
When banks are needed most to support the post-pandemic recovery, their very existence is under threat as competition intensifies, branches close, and relationships between customers and their institutions become virtual.
Redefining the purpose of banking
But with change comes opportunity. Covid-19 has shone a light on the enormous potential that redefining the purpose of banking will have for both society and the industry, and complacency is no longer an option.
Breaking down the barriers
Join the Financial Times, in partnership with Mambu, and be part of the conversation on breaking down the barriers to reforming the banking industry to make it work for the whole of society.
Confirmed speakers include
Change is the only constant.
Evolving expectations
Is the industry ready to acknowledge that business as usual will no longer work in the current environment, and that it is in their own interest to make changes?
Banking transformation
Does the overall purpose of banking need to be redefined and how can it be correlated with corporate and stakeholder responsibilities?
Cultural changes
Can policy makers do more to drive real and enduring cultural change for the greater good?
Technology revolution
How can financial institutions harness technology to do good as well as do well, in tackling issues like ageism and exclusion in banking?
Inclusion priorities
What needs to happen to make the digital economy work for everyone?
Say good-bye to complacency - and hello to change.
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