In a recent LinkedIn post, Max Pog highlights an upcoming virtual networking event focused on the FinTech sector, emphasizing its role in connecting investors, startups, and experts. Pog details the event’s structure, which includes dedicated networking rooms and a main stage featuring discussions on critical industry topics.
Key Areas of FinTech Investment and Trends Explored
The post outlines several key sessions designed to provide actionable insights for FinTech professionals. One prominent topic is the current landscape of capital flow within the industry. Max Pog notes the importance of understanding where investments are heading, with a session featuring insights from:
“Where capital is flowing in FinTech. Neetu P. @ Cooper SFO, Maxime Pasquier @ BlackWood, Patricio Hunt @ Intelectium, led by Jacky U. @ Bitpanda Technology Solutions”
Pog also points to forward-looking discussions on market dynamics. As detailed in the post, another session will cover upcoming trends:
“FinTech trends 2025 and forecast for 2026. Henryk Dabrowski @ Areca Financial Services”
Investor Expectations and Fund Strategies
Beyond market trends, the event aims to clarify investor expectations and innovative fund strategies. Pog emphasizes the value of understanding how to engage with financial institutions and limited partners effectively. A session addresses how startups can benefit from partnerships with banks:
“How we invest in FinTech with 100+ banks and what founders gain? Carey Ransom @ BankTech Ventures”
Furthermore, Pog highlights a session dedicated to novel approaches in fund management, specifically:
“Turning LPs into deal flow engines: the new FinTech fund strategy. Urs Rothmayr @ Firstech Ventures”
The Role of AI and Due Diligence in FinTech
Artificial intelligence is also a central theme in Pog’s shared insights. The post indicates a session focused on how AI is reshaping the due diligence process within FinTech investments. According to Pog, understanding this technological shift is crucial for both investors and founders.
The event’s agenda underscores a commitment to fostering meaningful connections and knowledge sharing. Pog frames the virtual event not as a large-scale conference but as a more focused opportunity for targeted networking.
“P.S.: Yes, this isn’t a huge conference like the ones we’ve done before. It’s focused networking where everyone in fintech can make 10-20 new connections in 2.5 hours.”
This emphasis on concentrated networking aims to ensure attendees can maximize their outreach and potential collaborations within a condensed timeframe. Pog’s post serves as an announcement and a preview of the valuable discussions and connections to be made at the virtual event.
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This article is based on insights shared by Max Pog on LinkedIn.
📅 Originally posted on October 17, 2025 | View original post on LinkedIn →