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2020 is proving to be a year of unprecedented uncertainty in the banking world. All projections and strategies have been thrown into chaos by the global pandemic, and it will be some time before the full impact can be estimated. The Financial Times’ landmark Global Banking Summit, spanning multiple time zones, provides an unrivaled platform for dialogue between banking and finance leaders, incumbents and challengers, regulatory organisations and technology partners to evaluate the industry’s response to the crisis, and to develop key plans and priorities for 2021 and beyond. Speakers will include notable figures from the finance world, with keynote and panel contributions from senior banking executives, national and international regulators, and eminent thought leaders.
Hear from Laura Noonan, US Banking Editor, Financial Times on what to expect at the Global Banking Summit.
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