The Tech Trends Shaping the Future of Finance

Join us for a briefing on the tech trends shaping financial services, with use cases from Asia and the US.

An update on key trends in fintech
Marie-Louise Roth from Copenhagen Fintech will share what companies like DBS, Grab, Ant Group, Visa and Mastercard are building, and how these moves are starting to shape the European financial landscape.

The session will cover Super Apps, Agentic Commerce, AI Financial Advisory, Digital Assets and Quantum Computing.

You will leave with a clearer view of where the industry is heading and what Nordic financial institutions should be watching now.

What you will gain:

• Understand the key fintech trends shaping the industry
• See how global players are influencing European finance
• Gain insight into AI, digital assets, and emerging technologies
• Know what Nordic financial institutions should be watching now

Program (am)
09:00–09:05 Welcome and introduction
09:05–09:45 Technology trends shaping the future of the financial sector
09:45–10:00 Perspectives and Q&A

Speaker Profile
Marie‑Louise Roth is part of Copenhagen Fintech as Head of Partnerships & Corporate Innovation, where she works with global technology trends, innovation, and business models in the financial sector. She has in‑depth knowledge of developments in Asia and the US and communicates complex technological trends from a strategic and practice‑oriented perspective.

Additional Information 
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