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Alex

Bibic

Head of Product

CFC

Alex Bibic is a senior product and technology leader specialising in digital underwriting, insurance technology, and product-led value creation. He is Head of Product at CFC, where he leads the end-to-end digital product strategy across underwriting, claims, and distribution platforms. He operates at the intersection of product strategy, business transformation, and technology innovation, with experience spanning VC-funded startups, PE-backed scaleups, and enterprise insurance organisations. His work focuses on building high-impact product portfolios, scaling cross-functional product and design teams, and delivering measurable commercial outcomes through automation, AI-enabled underwriting, and modern digital distribution.

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02 December 2026 09:45 - 10:15

Profitable by design: Growth metrics that matter when European capital is even more expensive

Capital efficiency isn't a nice-to-have in the current European funding climate, it's the metric investors actually care about. This keynote looks at which growth metrics still matter when blitzscaling isn't an option. The talk moves beyond vanity metrics to the handful of numbers that predict durable, profitable growth, and explains why the companies winning right now are the ones that never needed a growth-at-all-costs phase. Attendee takeaways - Which growth metrics correlate with durable revenue, not just user counts - How to build a growth case that survives investor scrutiny - Why capital efficiency is becoming a genuine competitive advantage

02 December 2026 13:45 - 14:30

Panel | AI native product strategy: Making AI the engine, not the bolt-on

Most product teams have added AI features. Fewer have rebuilt their product process around AI as the core engine for discovery, specs, research, and decision-making. This panel explores what changes when AI moves from feature to foundation. Panellists share what's actually working (and what isn't) when AI stops being a bullet point on the roadmap and starts reshaping how the whole product team operates. Attendee takeaways - The difference between “AI features” and an AI-native product process - Where AI is genuinely changing discovery and specs, not just execution - Practical first steps for teams still treating AI as a bolt-on