EUF & FCI 11th European Factoring Summit

Paris, 23 to 24 March 2026

The EUF FCI European Factoring Summit returns for its eleventh edition in Paris, bringing together professionals from across the European factoring and commercial finance sector.

The event is designed for those working directly in the market and offers a space to exchange views on current developments, regulatory direction and the practical realities facing the industry.

Factoring remains an important source of working capital for businesses across Europe and continues to support trade and employment. At the same time, the sector is adapting to regulatory change, shifting economic conditions and advances in technology.

This year’s summit focuses on those developments in a practical way. The programme brings together market insight, policy discussion and industry experience, with contributions from practitioners, associations and specialists working within the field.

There is a clear emphasis on real world application, with sessions aimed at helping participants understand how wider changes are affecting day to day operations and longer term strategy.

The agenda reflects current priorities across the sector and includes:

• Developments in the European factoring market, supported by recent data and analysis
• A closer look at the French market within the wider European context
• Updates from EUF technical committees on key operational and regulatory topics
• The role of factoring in supporting businesses and economic activity
• European policy developments, including payment practices and supply chain finance
• The continued digital development of trade and receivables finance
• A forward looking discussion on how the sector may evolve towards 2030
• Ongoing work on prudential regulation and anti money laundering frameworks

 The summit is aimed at professionals who need to stay informed and engaged with developments in the sector, including:

• Senior managers within factoring and receivables finance firms
• Banks and financial institutions active in trade and working capital finance
• Representatives from EUF member associations
• Professionals involved in supply chain finance
• Legal, insurance and technology specialists supporting the industry
• Academics and researchers with an interest in business finance