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Hosted by BCR, the 2026 Receivables Finance International (RFIx26) continues its legacy as the premier global gathering for the receivables finance industry. Now in its 26th year, RFIx brings together leading industry figures from around the world for two days of forward-looking insight, strategic dialogue, and high-level networking in Berlin.
In 2026, RFIx will spotlight innovation, collaboration, and growth across a rapidly evolving financial ecosystem. As markets adapt to new technologies, regulatory shifts, and global economic trends, the event will explore how receivables finance continues to transform to meet the needs of modern trade.
Each year, RFIx attracts an exceptional mix of participants, from trade banks and independent finance providers to fintechs, insurers, software innovators, consultants, legal experts, and corporate treasurers – all shaping the future of working capital finance.
Join us in 2026 as we connect, collaborate, and chart the next chapter of receivables finance.
To support talent development, paying delegates may bring a junior or early-career (under 30) colleague to attend at no additional cost.
RFIx26_Agenda_updated (29.04.26)
Sponsoring this event offers an effective way of keeping your brand in the limelight. Not only do you get prime exposure to key industry stakeholders, you also gain access to an audience that maybe difficult to meet or schedule appointments with. Join us in Berlin to promote your company to the industry’s leaders, engage in debate, network with your peers and help define the future of receivables finance.
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Head of Policy and Regulatory Affairs, ICISA
CEO, BNP Paribas Factor
Managing Director, Head of Legal - EMEA, Special Adviser – Global Trade Finance Department, SMBC Bank International; Chairman, ITFA
Managing Director, ING Bank
CEO, A.B.S. Global Factoring AG; Vice President, BGA
Executive Board Member, CFO, CRO & COO, Raiffeisen Factor Bank
Managing Partner, cflox
Managing Director, Trade Product and Distribution Management, ODDO BHF SE
Senior Director, Working Capital Solutions, Raiffeisen Bank International AG
Senior Counsellor on SMEs, Head of SME Finance, OECD
Managing Director - Working Capital Advisory FinTech Cooperations, Unicredit
Deputy Secretary General, FCI
Chief Partner Officer, efcom
Founder and Managing Director, Atom Advisory
Managing Director, Trade Advisory Network
Director, BPL
Co-Founder and Co-CEO, Liquidity Lab
Chief, Trade and Macro-finance, World Trade Organization
Managing Director, Banco Santander SA
Board Member, BNP Paribas Faktoring Sp. z o.o.
Co-Head of Trade & Working Capital Solutions, Danske Bank
CEO, co-Pilot
Chief Strategist, Transaction Banking, Nordea
Head of Trade Finance & SCF Sales Multinationals, DZ BANK AG
Executive Chairman, TEB Faktoring; Vice Chairman, FCI
Vice President of Supply Chain Finance, Bank of China, London
Head of Foreign Business Center Germany, UniCredit Bank GmbH
Partner, Sullivan & Worcester
Director, Business Product Manager Trade Finance, Deutsche Bank
Receivables Finance & SCF Product Development Manager, Comarch SA
CEO, Atradius Collections Worldwide
Regional Head of Financial Institutions DACH, Allianz Trade
Associate Director, EBRD
Trade Finance Leader Credit Solutions, AON
Partner, Baker & McKenzie LLP
Managing Director, BNP Paribas CIB
Lead Portfolio Manager Trade Finance, Allianz Global Investors
Managing Director, Codix Group
Founder and CIO, INVESTFAIR; Senior Advisor, TEda Advisors
Sales Director, Codix Group
Commercial Director & Head of Global Trading, Magic Flame Group
General Manager, IFSCA
Senior Vice President, United Capital Funding; Chief Learning Officer, BCR Publishing
Manager, Department of Banking, IFSCA
Education Director, FCI
The discussion focused on where AI is already delivering measurable impact - particularly in enhancing risk assessment, identifying patterns in debtor behaviour earlier, and enabling more informed credit decisions. It also addressed the challenge of working with fragmented and inconsistent SME data, highlighting how combining multiple data sources and signals can still produce reliable, scalable models in imperfect environments.
The session also examined the growing importance of trust in AI-driven finance, especially from a client perspective when it comes to credit approvals, limits, and declined coverage. Transparency, explainability, and consistency were key themes in building confidence in automated decisions. Looking ahead, the webcast explored how AI is expected to extend far beyond underwriting, becoming embedded across the full financing lifecycle-from onboarding and monitoring to real-time decisioning-reshaping how working capital finance operates in the years ahead.
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