Creating competitive and innovative products in 2025 is increasingly challenging. Shrinking budgets, geopolitical instability, and tighter regulations are placing greater pressure on financial services businesses, particularly within the UK and European markets.
In this environment, how can you ensure your products are built to withstand regulatory changes, geopolitical shifts, and evolving Gen Z expectations while maintaining profitability and operational resilience?
Our Product Breakfast in the Boardroom brings together product leaders and experts for curated roundtable discussions over breakfast – a platform to exchange ideas, build meaningful connections, and explore practical solutions.
Widening your reach across borders
Surpassing Gen Z Expectations
Competing for first place
Join us to engage and collaborate with product experts on creating and developing a financial product in an increasingly difficult business environment.
Venue:
De Vere Grand Connaught Rooms
61-65 Great Queen Street
London
WC2B 5DA
Date:
23rd September 2025
Agenda:
08.15am Breakfast & registration
08.45am Introduction by facilitators
09.00am Roundtables
10.00am End of event
The Payments Association
St Clement’s House
27 Clements Lane
London EC4N 7AE
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