Why attend
The world of banking has reached a sizeable turning point, as technology radically changes the way in which consumers and businesses alike, engage with financial services. New technologies are revolutionising the way banks operate, facilitating faster transactions and enhancing customer experiences.
As we look into 2025, financial institutions are also facing heightened regulatory scrutiny and increased competition from non-traditional
players with the rapid growth of AI and embedded finance. The time to act is now.
Join us as we navigate the competitive terrain and explore how early adopters are leveraging innovative technologies to gain market share and unlock fresh revenue opportunities.
In this webinar, we will cover:
● Increased AI adoption: more than just the chatbots We’re going to see more use cases for back office in areas like
fraud detection, risk assessment and regulatory compliance.
● Embedded finance: eliminating friction for customers We’ll be seeing ‘finance everywhere’ with this technology automating payments, offering real-time credit options and revolutionising supply chains.
● Regulation: balancing innovation with government frameworks 2025 will see the launch of the EU AI Act and Financial Data Access Act (FIDA) - bringing new challenges for financial institutions to remain compliant.
This session will include a Q&A with the audience. Don’t forget to send us your questions when you register for the webinar - even if you can’t make it, we’ll ensure that your questions are answered.
The key take-aways
Use cases for AI adoption in both the front and back office
The changing competitive landscape with the rise of embedded finance
Overview of new developments in the regulatory landscape
Typical roadblocks to implementation with legacy systems
This webinar is in partnership with
MAMBU
Mambu is the world's only true SaaS cloud banking platform. Mambu fast-tracks the design and build of nearly any type of financial product for banks, lenders, fintechs, retailers, telcos and more. Our unique composable approach means that independent components, systems and connectors can be configured any way our clients require to meet their customer's needs. Founded in 2011, Mambu has 800 employees and 200 customers globally, including N26, OakNorth, Tandem, ABN AMRO, Bank Islam, League Data and Orange Bank.