Finopolis 2025 programme details announced by Bank of Russia

Elvira Nabiullina, Governor of the Central Bank of Russia - Bank of Russia
Elvira Nabiullina, Governor of the Central Bank of Russia - Bank of Russia
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The Forum of Innovative Financial Technologies, known as FINOPOLIS 2025, has released the structure of its business programme. The event will feature five plenary discussions and around 30 thematic sessions.

The opening plenary discussion is titled ‘National Digital Infrastructure of the Financial Market: In Search of a Balance’ and will include Elvira Nabiullina, Governor of the Bank of Russia. According to organizers, this session will focus on developing digital technologies while ensuring safety and comfort for users accessing innovative services.

The forum’s agenda includes sessions on topics such as biometrics, artificial intelligence, digital financial assets, cryptocurrencies, and experimental legal regimes.

As in previous years, FINOPOLIS will host the final event of the Finopolis.365 Youth Programme. Authors of top projects from seven case championships across Russian regions are set to present their ideas to a jury.

A session at the end of the forum will address digital financial fiction. Visionaries are expected to discuss possible future developments in the financial system, including new products and what market participants may look like in coming decades.

FINOPOLIS 2025 is scheduled for October 8–10 in Sirius Federal Territory. The Bank of Russia is organizing the event.

“National Digital Infrastructure of the Financial Market: In Search of a Balance’ with the participation of Elvira Nabiullina, Governor of the Bank of Russia. The keynote of the discussion is how to develop digital technologies and concurrently ensure safety and comfort for people when they use innovative services.”



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