Banking Heavyweights to Speak at MoneyLIVE Summit 2025

  • FinTech StartUps
  • 05.02.2025 08:55 am

At MoneyLIVE Summit (10-11 March, London) banking heavyweights will gather to share their strategic insights. 

Take a look at some of the senior decision makers speaking at this year’s conference: 

Francesca Carlesi, CEO, Revolut UK
After Revolut secured a UK banking license last year, Francesca will share the secrets of Revolut’s rise as a leading digital bank and the journey it took to get there. 

Saif Malik, CEO, Standard Chartered UK
The Leader’s Forum panel discussion will cover key trends from open data to emerging technologies and where banks should be looking to invest. 

Alex Mollart, CEO, Tandem
Bianca Zwart, Chief Strategy Officer, bunq
Mark Mullen, CEO, Atom Bank
Find out how smaller players can make the leap to profitability during the panel discussion on challenger bank growth strategy. 

Jayne Opperman, CEO Consumer Relationships Lloyds Banking Group 
Hear from the CEO of Consumer Relationships at Lloyd’s Bank on how they are prioritising customer-centric innovation at the heart of their modernisation strategy. 

Riaan Dreyer, Chief Digital and Data Officer, Islandsbanki  
Riaan will be sharing the latest work that Islandsbanki have been doing in developing cutting-edge AI solutions for their customers.

Natalie Invernizzi, Head of UK Payments Partnerships, Google 
The dominance of digital wallets in e-commerce is set to grow exponentially in 2025. Hear from Natalie as she discusses how Google Pay became a market leading wallet and the innovations to look out for in the wallet landscape. 

Philippe Coue, Group COO, Cybersecurity and Risk IT, Crédit Agricole
Banks face pressures to modernise legacy architecture for agility while also ensuring operational resilience is strengthened. Philippe will discuss how banks can address these twin challenges head on.

Early bird tickets are available until 14 February, with special rates for professionals at financial institutions including incumbent banks, neobanks, savings banks, lenders and regulators. For more information or to register, visit the website

 
 

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