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January 29 @ 8:00 am - January 30 @ 12:00 pm

Paris Fintech Forum

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The Paris Fintech Forum (PFF) is the most exclusive European annual event on digital finance & Fintech, organized by Altéir Event.

Paris Fintech Forum 2019 will take place in Paris, France, on January 29th and 30th, 2019 at Palais Brongniart.

Paris Fintech Forum 2019 is an exclusive event for all actor in the financial industry, bank, insurance, regulator and Fintechs.

Paris Fintech Forum 2019 will gather 2,600+ attendees over 2 days, coming from 60+ countries, to listen to 220+ CEOs speakers, from fintechs, banks, insurances, telcos & regulators. On 6 content stages will be held keynotes, panels and 60+ pitches by Fintechs’ CEOs from all over the world.

Discover below the key points of the agenda for the 2019 edition

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