Exchange & knowledge transfer around Regulation are at the core of P19

Exchange & knowledge transfer around Regulation are at the core of P19

Regulation is a pressing topic — and a key lever for innovation, security, and competitiveness.
How can we deal with regulatory requirements in a targeted way? How can regulation enable innovation instead of slowing it down? And what role does it play in areas such as fraud prevention for banks & financial institutions and the necessary steps toward digitalization?

These are exactly the questions we explored at the P19 Round Table together with Bankenverband, efsta, and PFR Rechtsanwälte.

What’s clear: when approached the right way, regulation becomes a true driver for

• fraud prevention
• process development
• and innovation implementation

Strength, trust, and sustainable development are at the center. Open exchange between all stakeholders — under the Chatham House Rule — is essential.

Our shared goal: to strengthen the economy, learn from one another, and drive innovation forward in Europe.

A big thank you to the P19 initiators Birgit Kraft-Kinz, Martin Sprengseis-Kogler, and Roland Toch, as well as to all contributors and participants:
Valeska Grond-Szucsich // Claudia Schneglberger // Bernd Fletzberger // Matt White // Oliver Bayer // Christian Bruck // Oxana Ernst-Derr // Dr. Hartwig Gerhartinger // Andrea Gruber // Sebastian Gruber // Wolfgang Konecny // Dominik Mayr // Martin Pass // Diana Piller-Mayerhofer // Susanne Reich-Rohrwig // Barbara Sailer // Petra Schmidt // Christian Steinwender // Patricia Kasandziev // Ute Otto // Volker Stöger // Botond Vincze, MSc. // Oliver Drucks

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