Progressive finance for a changing world
Sibos returns as an in-person event this year, with a packed conference programme. From 10 - 13 October 2022, Amsterdam’s RAI convention centre will host over 250 expert speakers from across the financial ecosystem, bringing participants fascinating debate and big picture outlooks from some of the biggest names in finance.
The Sibos 2022 conference agenda will centre on the theme “Progressive finance for a changing world”, recognising the need to embrace digital transformation, successfully navigate new risks and drive sustainability and ethical change. Across eight stages and over 150 conference sessions, speakers will focus on the ability of financial services providers to identify, adapt and scale forward-thinking innovations and manage risk in an uncertain world.
Sibos 2022
Progressive finance for a changing world
Organisations face unprecedented challenges to adapt and grow in uncertain times. While new risks emerge, so too do new opportunities for financial services providers to lead the way in technological innovation and driving positive global change. Successful businesses will be those that can adapt to new priorities and shifting geopolitical landscapes, and pave the way for the future of banking.
Embracing the digital landscape
and technological opportunities
Sibos 2022 will explore how the industry is embracing the digital landscape and technological opportunities. It will examine how financial services providers can leverage innovations such as AI, machine learning, big data and privacy enhancing technologies to deliver operational efficiencies and an enhanced service offering. Participants will also learn about the latest developments within digital currencies, decentralised finance and the digitisation of trade.
Driving sustainability and ethics
Driving sustainability and ethics is pivotal to Sibos 2022, from the event build through to the conference agenda. Issues such as climate disclosures, ESG standardisation, ethical investing, greenwashing and financial inclusion will form key areas of debate and discussion. How can organisations lead positive change across the globe and incorporate non-financial factors into their strategy and processes?
Succeeding in uncertain times
Financial services providers are adjusting to geopolitical, regulatory, and cybersecurity risks in a fast-paced and digital age. We will explore how organisations can overcome these challenges and modernise their business models to succeed in uncertain times.
View the programme now, and look out for further announcements on additional sessions and speakers over the coming weeks. Our diverse range of global names will be sure to inspire.