Global Banking Summit

The Global Banking Summit 2024 is scheduled from December 3rd to 4th, in London, United Kingdom. The summit was preceded by two days of intense networking and discussion. Its objective is to address significant challenges affecting the banking industry. Participants will have the opportunity to interact with senior leaders through stimulating seminars. CEO interview and board level insights. This event gives banking professionals a crucial platform to network, share strategies, and research innovative concepts that will influence the future of the financial sector.

Organized By

FT Live is the international conferences and events business of the Financial Times Group. The goal is to connect global executive audiences with the most up-to-date information and viewpoints.

About The Event

Learn about digital currencies, customer experience, and talent acquisition through interviews and top conversations.
Interact with investors, fintech pioneers, and banking experts worldwide.
Network with leading company executives and plan for future financial success.
Elevate your knowledge from experts.

Speakers

Christian Sewing, CEO at Deutsche bank
Tulip Siddiq, municipal minister and Treasury's economic secretary
C.S. Venkatakrishnan, CEO at Braclys

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FAQs

Q: What is the Global Banking Summit?
A: Important topics in the banking industry such as geopolitics, economics, technology, climate change. international trade and investment Mentioned at prestigious global banking summits It brings together corporate, retail and investment banking executives to discuss new ideas and strategies

Q: When is the Global Banking Summit scheduled for 2024?
A: Sancroft, Paternoster, England, UK, 3rd to 4th December

Q: Who should attend the summit?
A: Banking experts, investors, fintech executives and other players The financial services sector is the conference's target audience. People who want to connect and discuss the latest advancements and challenges in the banking industry