BPFI Retail Banking Conference 2023 - An Evolving Retail Banking Landscape

Our Sponsor

Banking and Payments Federation are delighted to host our flagship Annual Retail Banking Conference 2023 – ‘An Evolving Retail Banking Landscape’, on Monday 12th June 2023 at The Marker Hotel, Dublin from 8.30am – 12.30pm, in association with EY.

As the Irish retail banking sector faces a key inflection point, join us and our expert speaker line up to debate the many factors, challenges and opportunities ahead for the sector.

Key speakers on the day will include Minister for Finance, Michael McGrath, T.D.; Jose Manuel Campa, Chairperson, EBA (European Banking Authority); Sharon Donnery, Central Bank of Ireland; Oliver Gilvarry, Assistant Secretary, Banking & Financial Stability Division, Department of Finance, Colin Hunt, CEO, AIB among others.

Programme highlights

The recent exits from the Irish retail banking environment, swiftly changing customer preferences and increasing competition from non-banks and new technology-based market entrants has resulted in an evolved retail banking market.

We will ask what this means for the future of retail banking in Ireland and consider how the retail banking sector can meet the expectations of customers, regulators, shareholders, and society through a customer centric approach which prioritises long-term customer and societal value.

In addition, we will hear regulators, policy makers and market practitioners speak to the extensive regulatory and compliance obligations and the growing importance of funding the transition to the green economy now and into the future.

As always, the conference will also afford participants a valuable opportunity to network with peers from across the banking and wider financial services industry.

Group Bookings

For organisations wishing to send several of their team, we are pleased to offer further discounts for group bookings (applicable where all attendees are employed by the same organisation and are registered under one booking):

4 for the price of 3

7 for the price of 5

10 for the price of 7

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Speakers & Panellists:

• Conference Moderator: Richard Curran, Journalist, Broadcaster and Author

• Jim O’Keeffe, BPFI (Banking & Payments Federation Ireland) President and Managing Director, Retail Banking, AIB

• Minister for Finance, Michael McGrath, T.D.

• Jose Manuel Campa, Chairperson, EBA

• Sharon Donnery, Central Bank of Ireland,

• Oliver Gilvarry, Assistant Secretary, Banking & Financial Stability Division, Department of Finance

• Colin Hunt, Chief Executive Officer, AIB

• Susan Russell, Director, Retail Banking, Bank of Ireland

• Maurice Murphy, Country Lead for Ireland, Revolut

• David Malone – Irish League of Credit Unions

• Debbie Byrne, Managing Director, An Post

• Niall Corrigan, Partner and Strategy, Customer & Digital Innovation lead, EY

• Marion Kelly, CEO, Irish Culture Board

• Brian Hayes, Chief Executive, Banking & Payments Federation Ireland (BPFI)

• Ursula Mapley, Chief Operating Officer, Bank of America Europe

• Damien Pidgeon, Climate Lead – Responsible and Sustainable Business, Bank of Ireland

• Gillian Lofts, EY Global Sustainable Finance Leader

EY financial Services Ireland forms part of a 14,000 strong European Financial Services Organisation (FSO), including over 1000 audit, tax and consulting professionals serving our FS clients in Ireland, EY brings together an experienced, globally integrated team. EY’s borderless Financial Services Organisation (FSO) structure means we can quickly and seamlessly draw on both resources and subject matter experts from across our wider EMEIA and global FS practice.

EY Financial Services Ireland focuses entirely on the financial services industry across the sectors of Insurance, Wealth & Asset Management, Banking, Capital Markets, Aviation Finance and Structured Finance.

EY Ireland as a whole provides assurance, tax, strategy, transaction and consultancy services, in addition to its EY-DKM Economic Advisory expertise. The firm employs more than 3,000 people in seven offices across the island of Ireland - in Dublin, Belfast, Cork, Waterford, Galway and Limerick

Further information can be found at - https://eyfinancialservicesthoughtgallery.ie/