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November 2008 - All the latest developments leading up to the EBF 2009 event
 
On behalf of the European Banking Forum, we are delighted to be sending you the latest EBF newsletter.

With just a few months until the event, preparations for the 7th annual EBF are well underway. A whole host of C-level banking delegates and leading industry suppliers are already attending this unique event (see below for updates). If you haven’t yet secured your place contact us now and ensure you don’t miss the chance to be part of the event for the European banking industry.

We are pleased to announce that once again, EBF will feature a conference agenda developed in collaboration with the Financial Services Club (FSC). Chair of the FSC, Chris Skinner is currently developing the programme which promises to be timely, relevant and the place to share best practice. 

           
  Rex Pointon   Nadine Placzek   Jane Harding
  Forum Manager
 

Forum Manager

  Head of Business Development
           
         

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August 2008 - All the latest developments leading up to the EBF 2009 event
     

On behalf of the European Banking Forum, I would like to welcome you to the August Newsletter. This publication is designed to keep you up to speed with the latest developments at EBF, and in the banking industry as a whole.  We welcome all feedback from readers, and if you have information that you think is worthwhile sharing in the newsletter please contact us. EBF 2009 will bring together two major banking events, The European Retail Banking Forum, now in its very successful seventh year, and The Regulation, Risk & Compliance Forum. We are expecting between 80-100 banking delegates at this years event.

This will give attendees a greater opportunity for networking alongside the opportunity to discuss solutions across both areas.

EBF 2009 will include a series of private business development meetings between banking delegates and vendors, a comprehensive conference programme for each stream covering keynote presentations and interactive seminars, as well as the opportunity to network with European peers and colleagues

  Rex Pointon   Nadine Placzek   Jane Harding
  Forum Manager
 

Forum Manager

  Head of Business Development
 
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May 2008 - Post Event Newsletter

     

Top VIP executives from Europe’s leading retail banks assembled for the sixth annual European Retail Banking Forum in March this year in Vienna, Austria.

This high-level event included a number of keynote presentations, a series of workshops and a busy schedule of pre-arranged business meetings.

The conference programme was developed in conjunction with the Financial Services Club and delivered a diverse speaker panel made up of high-level bank representatives and industry experts.

Innovation was a major theme of this year’s event with different industry perspectives highlighting current trends, tools and technologies. Pekka Jarvinen, Vice-President R&D at Nordea Bank and James Gardner, Head of Innovation and Research at Lloyds TSB delivered insightful case studies on how innovation is being cultivated and utilised in their organisations. Cisco, IBM, The Little Light on the Left, IDC Financial Insights and Senteo also provided a wealth of information and practical case studies on how innovation can drive success.

Other key topics included improving online security, understanding the top opportunities for retail banks in the 21st century, assessing the implications of mobile on bank services and creating retail opportunities for branch networks.

Alongside the busy conference programme the delegates enjoyed a number of networking opportunities. The Friday evening dinner hosted by Hewlett Packard was fantastic, set in the glamorous ambience of the chic, rooftop Sky Bar, which offers dazzling, panoramic views over Vienna.

Since returning from the event, several organisations have reported that contact has been on-going between suppliers and buyers. Over 70% of supplier organisations estimate that they will procure business worth up to $1 million as a direct result of attending, while one in five estimate the value to be upwards of $20 million.