The Banking Revolution
The Banking Revolution, our award-winning event, was back this September.
1.7 billion adults, including one billion women, remain unbanked according to The World Bank. Minorities, the elderly and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are also often included in this figure. Facilitating greater access and uplifting those traditionally excluded from financial services is an important part of addressing inequality. As the growth of the decentralised finance industry has demonstrated through its transaction data transparency and permissionless nature, there is also a need for financial services to provide more clarity and openness about their operations.
The Financial Times, in partnership with Mambu, hosted this conversation that took stock of recent developments in the banking industry and explored the role of financial institutions in addressing some of today’s biggest challenges, including consumer trust and financial inclusion.
Redefine banking
How can banking be redefined to ensure that it works for all?
Help bridge the inclusion gap
Are the unbanked being left behind on the transition to digital?
Driving innovation
How is the banking sector keeping pace with the development of new technologies for consumers?
Stay relevant
What is the difference between financial access and inclusion?
Rebuild consumer trust
In what areas should banks be prepared to be held accountable by their customers?
"Relevant topics and nuanced discussions about the challenger neo-banks and how banking and related financial services will be provided in the future."
Attendee from The Banking Revolution 2021
The Banking Revolution 2021 by the numbers
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Christina Taylor
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