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June 14 - June 20

Copenhagen FinTech Week 2019

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Copenhagen FinTech Week 2019

Fintech Impacting and Transforming Industries

Join us in Copenhagen for our great Nordic Fintech conference! This year, Copenhagen FinTech Week welcomes more than 1000 attendees from all continents.

We invite you to take part in sharing insights with the 60+ international speakers we gathered from over 15 different countries. Be inspired by our keynotes and panels where we tackle hot Tech topics, immerse yourself in the networking sessions and workshops we crafted for you, meet fantastic Fintech startups showcasing and pitching on stage!

PROGRAM:

14-16. June: Fintech Startup Weekend

17. June: Fintech Symposium

18-19. June: Main Conference

20. June: Innovation Lab Crawl

For the full program see www.cphfintechweek.com

Tickets : Contact Anett Falussy [email protected] or Mads Schiøler Tingsgård [email protected]

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