It’s game over for PFM – what's next?

To banks and banking customers alike, traditional PFM sounded great in theory – but utterly failed in practice. Once thought of as a disruptive force in retail banking, the first generation of PFM tools turned out to be nothing more than clumsy apps that left the lion’s share of actual finance management to users themselves.

The coronavirus crisis, however, has thrust financial health back in the spotlight. Should banks revive or rethink PFM capabilities to meet the rising demand for education and support in money management? Can a new breed of PFM tools offer customers the insights, guidance and feedback they need to become more engaged in money matters and stay financially fit?

Join our online panel discussion where digital banking experts take a deep dive into the rise and fall of traditional personal finance management tools and where the industry should turn its focus next.

Who will speak?
See the list of speakers below.

When?
4 p.m. CET, 17 March 2021

Listen on demand

Who will speak?

Pierre-Alexandre Boulay

Head of Software Sales - CEE & SEE at Backbase

Pierre's role at Backbase is to assist financial services across Europe to become platform companies able to deliver the market leading UX/CX across all touch points to their end customers.

Bruno Macedo

Head of Delivery at FiveDegrees

Bruno Macedo is currently Head of Delivery Implementations at five°degrees, Speaker, Lecturer and Fintech Evangelist with more than 19 years of multinational experience.

József Nyíri

VP of Business Development

József is a hands-on innovator and growth leader with more than a decade of fintech experience. Successfully built up digital innovation based technologies and organized EMEA sales teams to distribute them on the market.

Remco Veenenberg

Moderator

Remco frequently organizes FinTech events dubbed Beyond Banking aimed at creating a rare conversation between real heavyweights of incumbents, challenger banks and FinTechs to discuss the future of banking, competition, collaboration and everything in between.

It’s game over for PFM – what’s next?