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Agentic AI is currently one of the most discussed topics in banking, but the conversation is moving beyond the excitement of new technology. For banks, the real question is no longer whether agentic AI has potential, it
Most banks are currently talking about Agentic AI, ING is actually deploying it at scale and seeing real results. In this episode, Thomas Geerinck, ING’s Groupwide Retail Chief Data Officer, shares how the bank is turnin
"Are we there yet?". When it comes to Open Banking and Embedded Finance, are we still debating if we should, instead of implementing what we can? How do we (the Benelux Banks) stack up against the rest of the world and w
Stablecoins are often discussed through the lens of crypto, payments innovation and customer experience. But at Money20/20, one conversation stood out: the geopolitical impact of stablecoins and what their rapid growth c
What does agentic AI actually mean for banks, and where can it deliver real value today? In this episode of The Banking Scene Director’s Cut, Andrew Vorster speaks with Rachael Hadaway, Vice President of Product Manageme
What does agentic AI really mean for banks, and where does the reality differ from the hype? In this episode of The Banking Scene Director’s Cut, Andrew Vorster speaks with Wesley Wuyts, Senior Customer Advisor at SAS, a
Rik and Andrew discuss the key takeaways from a round table Think Tank session held under the Chatham House Rule with senior financial services professionals on the topic of Agentic AI in banking. You can find a summary
Sára Hanniker, Head of AI Solutions and Research, and Josef Dvořák, Chief AI Officer (CAIO) at Finshape, shared their insights and experience in this candid interview. What emerged was not a story about rapid disruption
Martijn de Ruijter shares a clear view on where payment fraud is heading in Europe and why instant payments are forcing banks to rethink the balance between speed, customer experience and protection. Verification of Paye
Dharmesh Mistry is a veteran of banking with over 40 years of experience in the industry. His latest research into what he calls the "Quanvergence" suggests that we are moving past the era of digital delivery into an era
ClearBank's recent MiCAR notification does not represent a strategic pivot towards crypto, nor does it suggest a belief in a wholesale transition to new rails. It is an extension of an existing role. We reflect on the fi
We love to talk about technology developments and opportunities, but what often remains underexposed is the more difficult question: how do these innovations translate into something meaningful, usable, and trusted by cu
The Benelux financial sector faces a decisive moment. Instant payments have become ubiquitous, Verification of Payee is fully operational, and a new generation of scams is being industrialised through artificial intellig
Based on the conversations sparked by our recent quiz show on Agentic AI in Banking, and further conversations at our recent event in Amsterdam, it's clear that while we might use the same words, we are not all aligned o
We recently convened a round-table dinner with banking professionals in Belgium, on "Trust under quantum pressure", where we discussed the urgency (or not) for banks to implement "quantum safe" cryptography. In this epis
Tokenisation, digital assets, stablecoins, new rails - these are no longer POC's, they are in production and gaining traction fast! Doing nothing, waiting, is no longer an option and the big question is what will banks n
“Relevance” is one of those deceptively simple words that everyone uses, but few define in the same way. At The Banking Scene Conference Luxembourg, the panel “Rethinking Relevance in a New Wave of Digital Banking” treat
Continuing with our "Fraud Files" series as part of our research for our fraud white paper, we sat down with Remy Knecht , Head of Anti-Fraud Services at Isabel , for a deep dive into current and future fraud-fighting te
In this interview with of Frédéric Lebeau, Founder of Datavillage.ai we dig into the way #fraudsters and #scammers are adapting to changes in #banking and financial services and hear his advice on the steps that fraud fi
Following Rik's recent presentation in Luxembourg, Andrew questions Rik about the conversations he is having today about his book, exploring the same idea from the outside in: relevance, trust, and judgment under pressur
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