Last week at EuroFinance 2025, the leading global conference for corporate Treasury, we had the privilege of sharing the stage with our partners at Save the Children to present “Innovating FX Risk Management in Partnership.”

Together, we explored how innovation in risk management can serve both financial resilience and social impact — from dynamic alerts in emerging markets and live mark-to-market analytics to our Social Media Index, an early-warning mechanism built right into our Synthesis platform.

It’s been a remarkable journey co-creating new solutions with such a purpose-driven organisation. A great reminder that technology and finance can truly work for good.

Our team had a great time at this year’s event connecting with visitors at our stand, joining insightful sessions, and proudly contributing to a panel discussion where Philippos Kassimatis shared the stage with our partners at Save the Children International to present “Innovating FX Risk Management in Partnership.”

• Great conversations with clients, partners, and industry leaders who share our vision for smarter, data-driven risk management.
• Fantastic traction at our stand! We were thrilled to see so much interest in Maven Synthesis and how it helps organizations proactively manage risk.
• Engaging case study presentation with Save the Children International! Together, we explored how innovation in risk management can serve both financial resilience and social impact – from dynamic alerts in emerging markets and live mark-to-market analytics to our Social Media Index, an early-warning mechanism built right into our Synthesis platform.

A huge thank-you to everyone who stopped by our booth and shared insights. Your feedback and enthusiasm inspire us to continue innovating!

It was an honor to be part of the ‘Mind the Gap: How can Stablecoins help secure the UK’s financial future’ panel at Imperial College.
I had the privilege of discussing the capital markets and trading perspective alongside distinguished panelists from the FCA Jane Moore, HSBC Phoebe Zhou, Ripple Eric van Miltenburg, and Coinbase Chad Harper.
The conversation was insightful and highlighted the critical collaboration needed between regulators, traditional finance, and new innovators to shape the future of payments and trading in the UK.
Thank you to Imperial College Gilles Chemla for hosting such a timely and important discussion. Imperial’s innovative paper on this topic can be found here: https://lnkd.in/e4VeWPVX

“From Bletchley Park Codebreaking to Cybersecurity and AI” .
Grateful to have joined an exceptional panel last night under the “Brasenose in Business” Oxford banner at the Royal Automotive Club.
Moderated by Professor Christopher McKenna from Oxford University and joined by exceptional panelists Dr. Aviv Yehezkel and Alex Hoare, each bringing a unique perspective to the discussion.
We tackled the trajectory from WWII code breaking to today’s frontiers in AI, cyber risk, and systemic resilience.
Thanks to Brasenose College, University of Oxford for convening such a forward-looking conversation in such historic surroundings.

At Yale SOM’s “Fighting a Financial Crisis” Conference. Examining crisis response, banks risk and what’s next for global financial stability.
Grateful to be part of the conversation shaping future safeguards.

Maven Global joined the panel “Lessons from Financial Crises”, alongside leaders from the Bank of England and Private Equity, moderated by the CEO of the Athens Stock Exchange.
With recent market volatility, the timing couldn’t have been more relevant — great exchange of views across regulatory, investor, and corporate perspectives. Grateful for the opportunity to contribute the corporate risk management angle.

Philippos Kassimatis had the honor of moderating a powerhouse panel on Entrepreneurship through Acquisition at the Centre for Innovation and Disruption at Bayes Business School.
The conversation was electric, packed with actionable insights on turning acquisitions into engines for growth and innovation.
A huge thank you to Professor Costas Andriopoulos (director of the Centre), our brilliant panelists Ashwin Grover , Max Silver and Jay Verjee as well as a very engaged audience for making this event unforgettable.

Philippos Kassimatis proudly reappointed a Honorary Visiting Professor at Bayes Business School

Maven Global participates at a fireside chat on “Can London help Fintech Start-ups go Global?” with Professor Costas Andriopoulos at the LondonSymposium 2024.