“The 2024 Elvinger Hoss fintech conference marks the beginning of what we hope will become a vital platform for discussing the future of financial services. We are delighted with the turnout and the thought-provoking insights shared by our panelists,” partner said.
Dupin delivered opening remarks at the event and chaired the discussions, which included topics like the and how technology can be used to , drive business development and transform the financial sector.
“Navigating the fast-paced technological landscape requires not only selecting the right tools but also overcoming challenges such as integrating these technologies with existing systems, balancing technological innovation with strategic choices and ensuring that the customer base is ready to embrace the innovation,” added , a partner at Elvinger Hoss Prussen and moderator of one of the panels.
For partner , who moderated a discussion on on tech and regulation, “Technology may prove to be a game changer for risk management and regulatory compliance. Innovations such as artificial intelligence and blockchain may significantly enhanced our capacity to reduce risk and meet regulatory requirements.”
“Effective regulation in the financial sector involves understanding and adapting to emerging technologies,” added partner , who discussed the views of the CSSF on topics like innovation. “By remaining open to innovations and focusing on balancing support with risk management, the regulator plays a crucial role in fostering progress while ensuring stability.”
The conference brought together 140 attendees from the financial and tech sectors, and was followed by a networking lunch.