Tim Wright

AI has burst into banks, fintechs have grown up and attacked banks, regulators are throwing IT tasks around, fraudsters are on the attack while the constant pressure to innovate and the race for efficiency is weighing on banks' shoulders. How will the AI boom revolutionize everyday banking, lending and investing, what will be the next big boom, where will AI agents help? Qvik is spreading, but how far will it go? How can digital UX continue to improve? Top bank executives, IT decision makers, top consultants, fintech gurus and key banking IT suppliers discuss the hottest banking IT and fintech trends.

The Portfolio Group's Agrofood 2026 Conference will address the most topical issues affecting the domestic food industry in a thematic way. The event's explicit aim is to provide industry players with relevant information that can clearly contribute to the effectiveness of their business activities. In addition, the event will be useful for farmers supplying food businesses, financial institutions and service providers serving the industry, as well as the food trade sector linked to the food industry. The conference will review the investment, support, regulatory, market and financing issues that shape the food industry and, in addition to presenting the opportunities and trends for the year, will provide longer-term forecasts to help industry players make informed strategic decisions that will lead to success. With the Agrofood Conference, the Portfolio Group aims to provide the highest quality and most comprehensive information possible to businesses interested in the industry. Thus, with a focus on the food industry approach, the event can be a useful event for the entire food sector and the sectors and industries that serve processing companies, as well as a good opportunity for professional networking and networking.

Conscious energy management is no longer just an option, but an obligation. Whether a company is small, medium or large, its electricity and gas procurement remains a cornerstone of its competitiveness - but it is far from the only one. Those who do not develop a well thought-out energy strategy will inevitably be at a disadvantage. But the how is more complex than ever: energy is one of the fastest-changing areas, where business practices have to be rethought almost year on year. Corporate energy management has become a strategic issue. It is not just about how to reduce costs, but also about how to build a more sustainable, resilient and commercially successful company. It will determine who gets ahead - and who gets left behind - in the years ahead. That's why our conference will address these issues in a comprehensive way: building on past successes, but also responding to new challenges and needs.