Retail Banking: London 2019 will bring together high-street banks alongside their challenger competitors for a full day of debate and insight into industry trends and new opportunities for the sector. We’ll be delving into the common challenges retail banks are facing in a post-brexit landscape and what more they can do to win greater market share’
and keep it.’
London has long enjoyed a position as one of the leading European centres for the finance industry and the retail banking sector in the UK is marked for its vibrancy and reputation as a hub for fintech innovation. At this one day event, we’ll explore how the market is changing and how new dynamics are impacting the way the sector operates.’
Digital will form a core theme for the conference, underpinning business change and new solutions. We’ll examine how the retail sector is embracing digital innovation, enhancing operational efficiency and delivering new, improved services for customers.’
Join us in London in April 2019 to engage, discuss and meet the leading game changers in the industry and to formulate new strategies and business models to drive retail banking performance.’
The Retail Banking International Conference will offer benefit to everyone within both traditional banks and the challenger banks to help define how the banking landscape will evolve.’
Please see suggested job titles here:’
- CEO
- Chief Innovation Officer/Chief Digital Officer/Chief Marketing Officer/Chief Data Officer/Chief Operating Officer/Chief Technology Officer
- Head of Retail Banking
- Head of Fintech
- Head of Customer Engagement/Experience/Acquisition/Retention
- Head of Technology/Innovation/Transformation/Distribution
- Head of Digital Marketing/Marketing/Data
This year’s Retail Banking event visited the iconic Waldorf Hilton in London’s West End, its central location and high end setting makes it a perfect choice for this event. Delegates experienced top rate service while enjoying the beautifully restored historic event spaces. The Waldorf Hilton, London is just a six minute walk from Covent Garden tube station which serves the Piccadilly Line. From here, take the tube to Green Park (three minutes) for Buckingham Palace or Piccadilly Circus (two minutes) for Regent Street shopping. Walk to Charing Cross station in only nine minutes for the Bakerloo and Northern Lines, where you can travel to London’s main shopping district of Oxford Circus and Bond Street in only two stops.
