Throughout spring 2025, Infront has been hosting and participating in events across Europe focused on digital transformation in wealth and asset management. Topics like regulatory pressure, data infrastructure and AI adoption came up time and again, highlighting a clear shift in priorities as firms look to simplify, scale and adapt.

Here is a look at what stood out – and what is coming next.

TradeTech Paris (13th-15th of May)
With increased regulatory scrutiny, fast-changing technology, and a renewed focus on execution efficiency, TradeTech offered a timely forum for discussion.

Infront saw strong engagement at its stand, including interest from larger banks noting growing client flows through Infront solutions such as Assetmax and the Infront trading platform.

Key topics discussed included:

• The practical realities of AI integration in WealthTech
• The evolution of ETF execution and liquidity
• European equities – assessing competitiveness on the global stage

The event reinforced Infront’s positioning as a partner delivering integrated capabilities across trading, data and portfolio management.

DKF, Genusstreff & VuV Get Together (13th-15th of May)
Across three events in Germany in May, Infront highlighted its continued focus on digitalisation, compliance and risk management.

At DKF in Munich, discussions centred on how asset managers can meet evolving regulatory requirements using more efficient workflows. Then on 14th of May at Genusstreff, we hosted a valuable discussion on how asset managers can navigate geopolitical tensions and volatile markets by embracing digitalization as a strategic opportunity.

At the VuV Get Together on 15th May, Infront introduced IQ Risk, a new tool designed to enhance regulatory reporting, transparency and risk management across multi-asset portfolios – an important topic given recent volatility in the markets.

Fund After Work Frankfurt (3rd of June)
Set against the backdrop of Klassikstadt, a monumental former factory in Frankfurt, this networking evening offered an informal setting to connect with clients and peers. As sponsors, Infront shared updates to its valuation and risk services, supporting custodians and asset managers.

Smart Capital Summit Lugano (11th of June)
The first edition of the Smart Capital Summit series brought wealth managers together for roadmap updates, client dialogue, and a networking lunch. Discussion focused on practical innovations in digital wealth management, including enhancements to Assetmax. The series continues in Geneva and Zurich later in June.

What is next

Infront’s event programme continues throughout the summer and autumn, with several upcoming engagements:

• UBS Panel Event – Zurich (17th of June)
  Massimo Ferrari, Head of Product Management Wealth at Infront, will speak on a morning panel focused on digital platforms, operational trends, and client expectations
• Smart Capital Summit – Geneva (19th of June)
  Featuring roadmap highlights including risk module updates and new API capabilities, followed by networking drinks at Bar 21
• IMpower FundForum - Monaco (23rd of June)
  Infront Chief Revenue Officer Berry Clemens will feature on a panel discussion looking at the next generation of mobile technologies for wealth and asset managers
• Smart Capital Summit – Zurich (26th of June)
  Including Swiss market-specific innovations in Assetmax, with a networking apéro at the Landesmuseum
• V-Bank Event – Munich (27th of June)
  Highlighting our co-developed functionality for derivatives trading and validation
• Fund Seminar – Netherlands (25th of September)
  Focusing on local fund trends in the Netherlands and Infront’s support for Dutch wealth managers
• DAB Investmentkongress – Munich (29th of September)
  A key industry gathering where Infront will present scalable tools for portfolio monitoring and compliance
• Deutscher Vermögensverwaltertag – Frankfurt (14th of November)
  Addressing how integrated digital platforms are supporting long-term strategic goals for wealth managers

We hope to see you at one of these events later in the year.

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