Mission
To lead collective action that drives
the competitiveness and growth
of Polish financial sector both locally
and internationally.
Vision
Poland as the next generation financial center with a global reach.
Goal
Moving Warsaw to the TOP 30 cities
in the Global Financial Centers Index ranking within 5 years.
Strategic Partners
Partners
Goals
innovation
Improving the innovation of the financial sector and applying the latest financial technologies to the development of the economy
reinforcement
Reinforcing Poland’s economic branding among global financial centres
security
Securing beneficiary regulatory environment to support the development of the financial sector
encouragement
Attracting local and international talent to strengthen the competency base
development
Developing competence clusters (new companies, new talents and areas of expertise)
expansion
Facilitating access to diverse financing options for sector’s growth and expansion
What we do
A step ahead.
FFP Organisation
We bring together key actors from the public and private sectors around the common goal of implementing the FFP strategy. We coordinate and monitor the activities of the working groups.
Think Thank: knowledge and analytics
We bring together key actors from the public and private sectors around the common goal of implementing the FFP strategy. We coordinate and monitor the activities of the working groups.
Innovation acceleration
We accelerate the implementation of financial innovations and position Poland as a leading market for building and testing innovations.
Regulatory dialogue
We create a platform for dialogue with the regulator, supervisor and other government agencies for the further development of the financial sector.
Talent development and education
We provide educational programmes to support the development of the centre. We identify facilitators to support labour market development.
Promotion and international expnansion
We promote Poland strengths as a financial centre of European and global importance. We facilitate the implementation of international projects in Poland and the foreign expansion of Polish entities.
Specializations
Digital Payments
The aim of Digital Payments specialization led by Mastercard is to strengthen Poland’s position among the world leaders in digital payments
Data&AI
Data & AI specialization supports the efficient use of artificial intelligence, data, and advanced analytics to develop and enhance products, services, and processes in the financial sector.
FinCrime
The main goal of FinCrime specialization is to create a long-term strategy for the development of FinCrime competencies in the Polish financial sector
Open Finance
Open Finance is one of the elements of Future Finance Poland, an initiative actively supported by the public sector.
Next generation financial center is built around key strengths of Polish financial sector that include, but are not limited to:
Marek Myszka
Head of Innovation PKO BP
“Future Finance Poland initiative gives us the opportunity to build a coherent vision of the future of the Polish economy.”
Adrian Kurowski
General Manager Poland - Visa
“Poland’s highly skilled workforce and vibrant IT sector make it an ideal location.”
Marta Życińska
Country Manager Mastercard Poland
Mastercard was the first corporate partner to believe in the concept of international financial center in Poland and we are happy to be a “founding parent” of this special cross-market
Dariusz Mazurkiewicz
CEO - BLIK
“Poland’s dynamic fintech ecosystem, tech-savvy population, and strategic location create ideal conditions for investment.”
In Poland, there are almost 100 business services centers from the BFSI sector, run by the largest global, European and local financial institutions.
1,800+
number of business services centers in Poland
435,000+
specialists employed in Polish business centers
600,000+
number of ICT specialists in Poland
Polish payment sector is highly innovative, with mobile and biometric payments revolutionizing the market.
Poland has a vibrant fintech ecosystem with developed models of cooperation between banks and startups and a skilled labor market in the financial and technology sectors.
370+
number of fintechs in Poland in 2023
65%
of fintechs offers B2B services
News
French Ambassador to Poland will be the honorary guest at Warsaw Finance Week
Regulatory Benchmarking in Digital Payments initiative is gaining momentum!
WAIFC white paper “Crafting the Digital Sustainability Reporting Ecosystem”
U.S. Ambassador to Poland will be the honorary guest of Warsaw Finance Week
Minister of Economic Development and Technology Ignacy Niemczycki at Warsaw Finance Week
