After its successful transformation in 2024, the SEE NPL + Finance Forum returns in 2025 as the premier platform for financial leaders in Southeast Europe. Now firmly positioned as the go-to gathering for professionals in banking, investment, regulation, advisory, and risk management, the Forum continues to expand its reach and relevance—delivering timely insights on the burning issues shaping financial industry today.
Always seeking to stay relevant not just for the financial sector, but for the broader business community that interacts with it—whether directly or indirectly—the Forum has built a strong focus on real estate as a key financial and strategic asset class. From valuation trends and capital allocation to ESG compliance, risk assessment, and green finance instruments, the real estate panels reflect how deeply intertwined property markets are with financial system stability and growth.
This year’s program covers the full spectrum: from macroeconomic pressures and regulatory shifts, to new investment products, digital transformation, and sustainable financing. The SEE NPL + Finance Forum is where finance meets strategy—and where regional and global perspectives connect.
Topics in Focus
- Inflation, interest rate cycles, and monetary tightening: navigating policy uncertainty in the region.
- Capital inflows and sovereign debt dynamics in CESEE: how attractive is the region amid global volatility?
- Import tariffs – Shifting Tariff Landscapes: Implications for SEE Trade and Industry
- Debate: where should liquidity go – financial instruments or real estate?
- ESG and sustainability transforming real estate financing and valuation
- Bankers Talks: main trends in banking
- Latest data and projections on the NPL landscape in Southeast Europe
- New Serbian and EU laws on consumer protection in finance
- Bank-driven innovations: mini-bonds, green loans, and investment funds
- ESG risk ratings and how they influence bank portfolios and capital access
- ESG factors in valuation and insurance
- The evolving role of valuers and insurers in assessing climate and transition risk
