FICCI event FICCI-IBA FIBAC Conference 2026

Event Overview & Highlights

The FICCI-IBA FIBAC Conference 2026 took place on 11–12 August 2026 at the Hotel Trident, Nariman Point, Mumbai. This event convened industry leaders, policymakers, and experts to explore critical issues affecting the banking and financial sectors. The conference featured a series of sessions that examined emerging trends, regulatory challenges, and innovative solutions within the industry. Participants engaged in meaningful dialogues aimed at fostering collaboration and sharing insights on best practices. The event served as a significant gathering for stakeholders to address the evolving landscape of banking and finance, reinforcing the importance of strategic partnerships in navigating future challenges. Overall, the conference contributed to a deeper understanding of the sector's dynamics and the collaborative efforts required to drive growth and sustainability in the financial ecosystem.

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Key Speakers

Mr. C S Setty

Mr. C S Setty

Chairman, IBA & Chairman

State Bank of India

Mr. Anant Goenka

Mr. Anant Goenka

President FICCI & Vice Chairman

RPG Group

Mr. Atul Kumar Goel

Mr. Atul Kumar Goel

Chief Executive

IBA

Ms. Jyoti Vij

Ms. Jyoti Vij

Director General

FICCI

Mr. Rajkiran Rai G.

Mr. Rajkiran Rai G.

MD

NaBFID

Mr. Rakesh Sharma

Mr. Rakesh Sharma

MD & CEO

IDBI Bank

Dr. Debadatta Chand

Dr. Debadatta Chand

MD & CEO

Bank of Baroda

Mr. Asheesh Pandey

Mr. Asheesh Pandey

MD & CEO

Union Bank of India

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Knowledge Papers Released

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Winning in the AI Era - The New Playbook for Indian Banks

Global banking has entered an era of new opportunities, unleashing massive potential for human prosperity. At the same time, there are resurgent as well as new risks, that have to be mitigated to unlock this prosperity. While the future is difficult to predict, its drivers are known – AI, geopolitics, climate and regulation of Big Tech. This report draws on their interplay and resultant outcomes by 2050, thereby simulating four archetypal scenarios, each of which is dominated by one of the four factors. The future is likely to be a combination of these scenarios and India’s share in global GDP ...

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