JUNE, 2025 Amsterdam

4 SESSIONS

European Risk Management Conference

Navigating Risk in the Digital Age

The European Risk Management Conference, a dedicated track of the European Digital Finance Conference, brings together risk management and compliance leaders to address the critical challenges facing financial institutions in an increasingly digital and interconnected world. Taking place in the historic Beurs van Berlage, Amsterdam’s iconic former stock exchange, this focused one-day event features four intensive sessions exploring the intersection of regulatory compliance, emerging technologies, and operational resilience.

From examining the implementation challenges of DORA one month after its enforcement to discussing BCBS 239 compliance in the age of AI, the conference provides practical insights for risk and compliance professionals navigating the rapidly evolving financial landscape. With sessions on embedded finance risk management and AI governance, attendees will gain valuable perspectives on managing regulatory requirements while enabling innovation. Join industry experts, regulators, and peers for a day of in-depth discussions, practical insights, and networking opportunities in one of Europe’s most prestigious financial venues.

Key Sessions at the European Risk Management Conference

ON THE RISK STAGE

1. BCBS 239: Data Architecture in the Age of AI and Cloud Computing

2. DORA: The Month After – Early Implementation Insights and Challenges

3. Embedded Finance and Risk: Managing Compliance in Interconnected Financial Services

4. AI Governance and Risk Management: Regulatory Compliance in the Era of GenAI

1. BCBS 239: Data Architecture in the Age of AI and Cloud Computing

This session explores how financial institutions are adapting their risk data aggregation and reporting capabilities to meet BCBS 239 requirements in an increasingly digital environment. We’ll examine how emerging technologies like AI and cloud computing are both challenging and enabling compliance with these principles while supporting broader digital transformation goals.

Key topics:

Integration of AI and machine learning in risk data aggregation and validation processes

Cloud-based solutions for ensuring data accuracy, completeness, and timeliness

Balancing innovation with BCBS 239 compliance in open banking environments

Practical challenges and solutions in maintaining data lineage across modern financial systems

Location: Main Stage

2. DORA: The Month After – Early Implementation Insights and Challenges

One month after DORA’s enforcement began, this session provides a critical examination of initial implementation experiences across European financial institutions. We’ll discuss early challenges, emerging best practices, and the intersection of DORA with other digital finance innovations, offering practical insights for ongoing compliance and digital resilience.

Key topics:

First-month implementation challenges and lessons learned from early adopters

Integration of DORA requirements with existing cybersecurity frameworks

Alignment between DORA compliance and digital transformation initiatives

Location: Risk Stage

3. Embedded Finance and Risk: Managing Compliance in Interconnected Financial Services

As embedded finance reshapes the financial landscape, this session addresses the unique risk and compliance challenges arising from increasingly interconnected financial services. We’ll explore how institutions can maintain regulatory compliance while participating in embedded finance ecosystems, with particular focus on risk management in partner relationships.

Key topics:

Risk assessment frameworks for embedded finance partnerships

Regulatory compliance in cross-border embedded finance solutions

Data protection and privacy challenges in integrated financial services

Location: Risk Stage

4. AI Governance and Risk Management: Regulatory Compliance in the Era of GenAI

This session examines the evolving regulatory landscape around AI in financial services, with particular focus on risk management and compliance requirements. We’ll explore how institutions can implement robust AI governance frameworks while leveraging these technologies for competitive advantage, addressing both current requirements and emerging regulations.

Key topics:

Regulatory expectations for AI risk management and governance

Compliance frameworks for GenAI applications in financial services

Model risk management for AI-driven decision making

Location: Risk Stage

2 Conferences, 3 stages and more

STAGE 1

MAIN STAGE
Keynotes, Case Studies
Panels, Debates

STAGE 2

FINANCIAL INNOVATION
Demos
Pitches

STAGE 3

RISK STAGE
Keynotes, case Studies
Panels, Debates

and more

Exhibition Hall and Networking

3 TYPES OF TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE :

FOR STARTUPS (<3 YEARS, PRE-SERIES ‘A’)
FOR BANKS
FOR OTHER COMPANIES