BACK to News The countdown is truly on for Money20/20 Europe with the best three days of 2022 is just around the corner.
The agenda was announced recently, and it’s jam-packed with unmatched Fintech content and loaded with some of the biggest names in the industry. But most importantly the networking parties are back, which means after hours business deals and lots of fun making industry connections. We’ve got new stages and immersive experiences delivering nothing less than groundbreaking Fintech material. Money20/20 Is the heartbeat of the money ecosystem, if you want to rub shoulders with Fintech giants, then this is the place to be. Remember, you can save €200 on your pass by using the discount code: TDT200!
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PwC Releases EMEA AML Survey
by PwC Luxembourg I 2:04 pm, 21st April
Financial institutions across Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) are generally bracing for substantial impacts from anti-money laundering (AML) requirements. More than half are expecting a ‘significant’ (i.e., more than 20% of current AML capacities to meet the requirements) or ‘strong’ (i.e., between 10% to 20% of current AML capacities to meet the requirements) impact in the coming two years, according to PwC’s EMEA AML Survey 2026.
ETF Assets under Management set to reach US$35 trillion by 2030, more than doubling ETF assets over the next 5 years?? – PwC 2026 ETF global report reveals
by PWC I 11:14 am, 2nd March
New PwC Global research reveals that more than a third of respondents to PwC’s global 2026 ETF survey expect global Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) Assets under Management (AuM) to reach US$35 trillion or higher by June 2030, more than doubling ETF assets over the next 5 years. Nearly 70% believe that global ETF AuM will reach at least US$30 trillion by the end of the decade. This follows an annual growth rate in global ETF AuM of 33% in 2025 compared to 2024 and record global net inflows into ETFs in 2025 of US$2.1 trillion, nearly 3.5 times more than mutual funds.
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