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Keep the change constantThe world of exponential finance will meet in Poland!

4 / 5 DECEMBER 2019, KATOWICE

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Why attend?

+ + + + 2000+ attendees 200+ speakers

100+ partners

7 side activities

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100+ accredited journalists

3 stages 8 thematic tracks+

T O P S P E A K E R S

Marjan Delatinne

Ripple

Marko Wenthin

Penta

Max Schertel

N26

Dele Atanda

metaMe

Husayn Kassai

Onfido

Diana Paredes

Suade Labs

Oliver Lang

ONE Insurance

Jeremy Berger

Arival Bank

Susan Oh

Muckr

Katryna Dow

Meeco

Chris Skinner

11:FS

John Shewell

wefox Group

Peter Cunnane

Innovate Finance

Bianca Lopes

Talle

Elliott Limb

Mambu

Adam Marciniak

PKO Bank Polski

Wanda Buk

Ministry of Digital Affairs

Jadwiga Emilewicz

Ministry of Development

Teresa Czerwińska

National Bank of Poland

Marek Dietl

Warsaw Stock Exchange

Mateusz Poznański

Alior

Michał Potoczek

Operator Chmury Krajowej

Laura Navaratnam Financial Conduct Authority

Uli Grabenwarter

European Investment Fund

Jekaterina Govina

Bank of Lithuania

Alex Low

Department for International Trade

Jess Williamson Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government

Paweł Borys

Polish Development Fund

PatPatelMonetary Authority of Singapore

Zbigniew WilińskiOffice of Polish Financial Supervi-sion Authority

T O P S P E A K E R S

Szymon Wałach

PKO Bank Polski

Szymon Mitoraj

PZU

Przemysław Gdański

BNP Paribas

Bartosz Ciołkowski

Mastercard

Przemysław Furlepa

BNP Paribas

Bartosz Berestecki

PayU

Joanna Erdman

mBank

Adam Kostrzewa Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego

Maciej Biniek

Allegro

Sebastian Ptak

BlueMedia

Ewa Wernerowicz

Vivus

Dariusz Mazurkiewicz

Polish Payment Standard – BLIK

Tomasz Owczarek

Mastercard

Sonia Wędrychowicz

JP Morgan Chase & Co

Filip Grzegorczyk

Tauron

Jan Denecke

KodakOne

Nicolas Cary

Blockchain

Peter Majgaard

Konsentus

Daniel Drummer

Auxmoney

Kyrill Zlobenko

Seedrs

Nicolo Petrone

Medici

Peter Hiekmann

FinLeap

Fiona McFarlane

Disruption Banking

Asif Faruque

Level 39

Julia Krysztofiak -Szopa

Startup Poland

Don Ginsel

Holland Fintech

Tomasz Rudolf

The Heart

Freddie Cunningham

i2i Logic

Aman Ghei

Finch Capital

Mieczysław Groszek

Cashless Poland

SPEA

KER

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Paul Misener

Amazon

Jen Gennai

Google

Joe Schoendorf

Accel Partners

Ayesha Khanna

Addo AI

Drew Propson

World Economic Forum

Bettina Warburg

Animal Ventures

Paul Clark

Tandem Bank

Rinse Jacobs

SolarisBank

NikolayStoronsky

Revolut

ShaunFrankson

Plastic Bank

David Rowan

Founding editor of WIRED UK

Łukasz Gadowski

Target Global

Ryan Panchadsaram

Kleiner Perkins Caufield Byers

Jason Lane

Mastercard

Chris Skinner

11:FS

P A S T S P E A K E R S

Bartosz Ciołkowski

Mastercard

Tadeusz Kościński

Ministry of Finance

Jadwiga Emilewicz

Ministry of Development

Sopnendu Mohanty

Monetary Authority of Singapore

Michael Möglich

Monese

Zbigniew Jagiełło

PKO Bank Polski

MarekZagórski

Ministry of Digital Affairs

Marek Dietl

Warsaw Stock Exchange

Laura Diez Peres

European Banking Authority

Axel Kalinowski

London Stock Exchange

Paweł Borys

Polish Development Fund

AdamKostyal

Nasdaq

Michał Krupiński

Bank Pekao

Brunon Bartkiewicz

ING Bank Śląski

Teresa Czerwińska

National Bank of Poland

SPEA

KER

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P A S T S P E A K E R S

Paweł Rychliński

Mastercard

Przemysław Gdański

BNP Paribas

Cezary Stypułkowski

mBank

Paweł Surówka

PZU

Sławomir S. Sikora

Citi Handlowy

Benoit Legrand

ING Bank

Marius Jurgilas

Bank of Lithuania

Francois Nuyts

Allegro

Szymon Wałach

PKO Bank Polski

Casey Kuhlman

Monax

Jarosław Hermann

Bank Millennium

Bartosz Berestecki

PayU

Vladimir Malugin

PayU

Wojciech Sobieraj

Carolin Gabor

Finleap

Michael Stuenkel

Lakestar

Nenad Marovac

DN Capital

Ross D’Arcy

Ripple

Murali Akella

Transferwise

Jim Wadsworth

Mastercard

Jan Czapracki

Google Pay

Sławomir Lachowski

Golden Sand Bank

Jan Myszkowski

Talanx

Michael Kent

Azimo

Paweł Widawski

Cashless Poland /Fintech Poland

Don Ginsel

Holland Fintech

Alexander Graubner-Müller

Kreditech

Daniel Drummer

JP Morgan

Felix Huber

Stripe

Adam Marciniak

PKO Bank Polski

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S T A G E S

Next Stage dedicated to opening

sessions and selected

thematic tracks.

_4 / 5 D E C E M B E R 2 0 1 9_ K AT O W I C E / P O L A N D

Banking Transformation

Emerging Tech &Cybersecurity

Payments & Future Commerce

Alternative Lending & Finance

Insurtech

Regulation & Regtech

Tech Entrepreneurship & Investment

T H E M A T I C T R A C K S

Stage dedicated to

selected thematic tracks

and startup pitches.

Stage dedicated to workshops

and active participation of

attendees; deep dive sessions

into all 8 thematic tracks. Up and

running both days of the event.

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Inspire

Workshop Stage

Sustainable Fintech

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_ ŁÓ DŹ / P O L S K A

a series of 1:1 meeting

for corporations,

investors and startups.

Impact Linkin-depth research

and recommendations

regarding crucial topics.

Reports

Workshopsin-depth, interactive sessions

on issues related to each of the

8 thematic tracks. Hands-on

inspiration happens at the

Workshop Stage.

a special place designed specifically

for 1:1 meetings between business

partners – discuss the possibilities

in our Connections zone.

Connections Zone

by-invitation-only meetings

of experts, who come together

to solve specific problem.

Roundtables

a cocktail reception and a great

place to gather contacts in

an informal setting.

S I D E A C T I V I T I E S

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Startup Citythis is the home of game-changing

innovations! The region’s hottest

startups have the same address

- set your GPS for Startup City!

Networking Event

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B A N K I N G

P A Y M E N T S L E N D I N G

R E T A I L & E C O M M E R C E A D V I S O R Y & L E G A L

I N S U R A N C E

T E C H N O L O G Y & I N T E R N E T

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M O B I L E & T E L E C O M

W H O A T T E N D S ? I N V E S T M E N T S

Metropolis GZM. The first Metropolis in Poland

The 41 cities and municipalities, approx. 2.3 million inhabitants, and about 240 thousand companies and enterprises that make up GZM produce 12.4% of Polish GDP and 14% of exports.

The Metropolis sees its role primarily as that of an inte-

grator, inspirer and coordinator. It is an active participant

in the process of building a knowledge-based economy;

coordinating the cooperation of entities operating

in the Metropolis; and facilitating development of the

key industries in the region.

In terms of economic potential, human capital, lifestyle, cost effectiveness and connectivity Katowice is currently ranked #1 in the prestigious „Polish Cities of the Future 2019/20” ranking published by the Financial Times.

A symbol of Polish economic success and

development, Katowice has the 16th highest

GDP among cities in the entire European Union.

It is home to over 47,000 business and allocates

as much as 27% of the city’s budget is allocated

to infrastructure investments. It is also home to

the Katowice Special Economic Zone - a 2,614 ha

area that’s drawn more than 7.5 billion Euro

in investments and created over 75,000 jobs.

The city is looking to provide a sustainable

development for its citizens – in a technological,

cultural, social and economic sense. It is focused

on utilizing the potential of its residents in carrying

out the “Katowice 2030 strategy”. The four main

pillars of the of the aforementioned approach

include: intelligence, innovation, integration

and internationalism.

Katowice - a city for the future!

It was one of 30 European metropoles to sign

the Rome Declaration at the European Metropolitan

Authorities (EMA) Forum. The declaration emphasized

emphasised that key role played by metropolises in

supporting European cities as they fight against the

issues related to spacial planning, low-stack emissions

and public transport.

N E X T E V E N T : I m p a c t ’ 2 0 , 3 / 4 J u n e , K r a k o w , P o l a n d

Impact fintech’19, 4 / 5 December, Katowice, Poland

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