Events

MoneyLIVE North America is a senior-level banking and payments conference held annually in Chicago, produced by MarketforceLive under the MoneyLIVE brand, which has over 30 years of history in financial services events. The two-day event draws over 900 executives from US and Canadian financial institutions, with 60% of attendees from banks and 70% at head-of level or above. Speakers at recent editions have included CIOs, CTOs, and senior payments executives from Santander, JPMorgan Chase, Citi, Bank of America, BMO, and Truist, among others. The programme runs across three stages and covers digital banking strategy, AI and data, payments modernisation, open banking, customer experience, and regulatory change. The format combines plenary sessions with structured networking — including concierge-led one-to-one meetings, app-based matchmaking, and function-specific meetups — designed to facilitate commercial introductions between financial institutions and the fintech and technology vendors that serve them. For payments and fintech professionals, MoneyLIVE North America is one of the most direct access points to senior decision-makers inside North American banks. The concentration of C-suite and head-of-level banking executives, combined with a structured meeting format, makes it a high-ROI environment for payment technology and infrastructure companies — including payment orchestration, real-time payments, cross-border settlement, and compliance tooling — seeking to build or advance relationships with major US and Canadian financial institutions.

Money20/20 Middle East brings together industry leaders and innovators in the financial technology sector to explore the future of payments, digital banking, and fintech developments in the region. The event provides a critical platform for networking, knowledge sharing, and collaboration among professionals shaping the evolving payments landscape in the Middle East. Over four days, attendees will engage in insightful discussions on emerging trends, regulatory changes, and technological advancements impacting the financial ecosystem. The conference features expert panels, keynotes, and interactive sessions designed to address challenges and opportunities within payments, digital currencies, and financial inclusion. Located in Riyadh, the event attracts a diverse audience, including fintech startups, established financial institutions, regulators, and technology providers. Money20/20 Middle East serves as a focal point for forging new partnerships and gaining valuable market insights essential for growth and innovation in the dynamic Middle Eastern payments market.

Nordic Fintech Week is a pivotal event uniting fintech professionals, startups, investors, and industry experts across the Nordic region. Taking place in Copenhagen, the event spans five days filled with insightful discussions, workshops, and networking opportunities. Participants can expect to engage with the latest innovations in financial technology and explore emerging trends shaping the future of the sector. The event serves as a platform for knowledge exchange and collaboration, attracting a diverse group of stakeholders from payments, banking, regulation, and technology domains. Attendees will benefit from keynote presentations by industry leaders, panel debates on regulatory frameworks, and practical sessions addressing fintech challenges in the Nordics and beyond. Nordic Fintech Week provides valuable exposure to cutting-edge solutions and business models, offering a comprehensive understanding of how fintech is transforming financial services. It is an essential gathering for anyone involved in or interested in the Nordic fintech ecosystem, facilitating connections that can drive growth and innovation.

Sibos is a leading global event that brings together the financial services community to discuss the latest advancements in payments, securities, cash management, and trade. Taking place in Miami from 28 September to 1 October, the event offers a platform for industry professionals to engage in high-level discussions and share insights on the future of financial technology and innovation. Attendees can expect keynote speeches, panel sessions, and workshops featuring experts from banks, technology providers, and regulators. The event facilitates networking opportunities, allowing participants to connect with peers and potential collaborators from around the world. Sibos also highlights cutting-edge solutions and technologies shaping the landscape of cross-border payments, digital identity, and cybersecurity. The agenda is designed to address key challenges such as regulatory compliance and the evolution of transaction ecosystems. With its comprehensive programme and strategic location in Miami, Sibos serves as an essential meeting place for decision-makers and innovators seeking to stay ahead in the rapidly evolving financial sector. It remains a pivotal forum for influencing change and driving growth in global financial markets.

The Open Banking Expo UK & Europe takes place over two days in London, focusing on the rapidly evolving landscape of open banking and its impact on the financial services industry. The event brings together industry experts, innovators, and regulators to discuss the latest developments, challenges, and opportunities in open banking across the UK and Europe. Attendees will gain insights into regulatory frameworks, technology advancements, and customer-centric solutions driving the sector forward. This expo offers a platform for networking and collaboration among banks, fintech firms, payment providers, and third-party developers. Through keynote speeches, panel discussions, and workshops, participants will explore practical applications of open banking, including data sharing, security, and new business models. The event underscores the importance of open APIs and data integration in creating seamless financial experiences. Open Banking Expo UK & Europe is a critical event for professionals seeking to understand the future of banking, compliance trends, and market innovations. Its location in London makes it an accessible hub for European stakeholders looking to stay ahead in a competitive and fast-changing environment.