About the Event

We invite you to an intimate business breakfast designed for leaders and decision-makers in the fintech and financial services sector.
In a relaxed, informal setting, we will discuss how companies can improve their results and cash flow — not just by cutting costs,
but by making smart use of available support mechanisms.

During the event, you will learn:

• How to leverage R&D tax relief and grants to finance technology investments
• Which AI implementations truly build competitive advantage — and which remain costly experiments
• How to match external funding sources to the development stage of your initiatives in order to reduce risk and increase ROI
• How to strengthen organizational efficiency and business model resilience without pressure to cut costs

Why attend?

• Intimate format — limited seats, genuine exchange of experience
• Practical insights from experts with hands-on experience in the fintech and financial services sector
• Networking with industry leaders over morning coffee

Agenda

Agenda

9:00 – 9:30
Welcome coffee and networking

9:30 – 9:50
“From cost pressure to growth financing: management levers for improving cash flow”
Izabela Diana Jaszczołt, Ayming Polska.

Session description: We will show how companies in the fintech and financial services sector can improve their results and cash flow by leveraging available support mechanisms, such as R&D tax relief and grants. This will be a practical look at how to finance development and technology investments in a way that strengthens organisational efficiency and business model resilience.

9:50 – 10:30
Panel discussion: “AI and innovation in fintech: competitive advantage or costly experiment?”
Panellists:

• Piotr Frankowski, Managing Director, Ayming Polska
• Paweł Franczyk, Title Principal Solution Advisor, Ailleron
• TBC

Moderator: Representative of Fintech Poland
Panel description: The panel will focus on how companies in the fintech and financial services sector currently approach investment in AI and innovation under cost pressure and growing business expectations. Participants will discuss which implementations genuinely build competitive advantage, improve efficiency and support growth — and which remain costly experiments with no real impact on the bottom line. The panel will also explore how to match external financing instruments to the maturity stage of innovation initiatives, in order to reduce risk and increase return on investment.

10:30 – 10:40
Closing remarks

10:40 – 12:00
Refreshments and networking coffee

See you on May 20th in Warsaw!

Registration:

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