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Software-defined cars and new electric vehicles with powerful onboard processors are entering the market. New consumer patterns & customer expectations are turning the car into a service. This is opening up a number of still-unanswered questions: Is the industry mature? Is the industry value chain ready? Will we see in-app/ in-car purchases? Is the subscription model the right one? Does a car have to be ‘reset’ when it is sold? Will personalised apps travel with the driver on the purchase of a new car?
As digitalisation and the roll-out of 5G networks around the world puts more vehicles on the road that are always connected and continuously updated, this 60-minute digital dialogue, in association with Ericsson, will address these questions, and more, as manufacturers find ways to best position themselves to capture the value of this technology, and the explosion in data it is producing.
Post pandemic strategies and business models
The trends that the financial sector faced pre-Covid-19 — increasing global indebtedness, the move to sustainability and the disruptive effects of new technologies – have all been accelerated. As financial services firms embrace new business models for a changed reality, what are their priorities as they look beyond Covid?
The European Financial System supporting Europe’s growth agenda
As Europe emerges from the pandemic with an ambitious recovery plan to support the economy, a focus on green and digital finance and a new sense of urgency to develop better and more integrated capital markets, what is the future of the European financial system?
More sustainable, resilient and inclusive financial services?
Join the Financial Times, in partnership with IDA Ireland, for the seventh annual European Financial Forum, bringing together international and Irish industry executives, policy makers, regulators and thought leaders to provide cutting edge analysis on the main issues that the financial services industry should consider in 2022 and the years ahead.
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