On March 13, 2026, in the Press Room of the Italian Chamber of Deputies—the lower house of the Italian Parliament—the conference “Digital Revolution: the market between uncertainties and opportunities” was held, organized on the initiative of Hon. Cristina Almici with the support of IDEA – Italian Digital Experts Association.
An event that brought together institutions, entrepreneurs and professionals around the same table to discuss how digital transformation is redesigning markets, business models and operational tools.
Among the speakers, Lorenzo Giberti, founder of GloboBanks—a company specialized in opening international banking relationships remotely for entrepreneurs and SMEs—brought the perspective of those who work every day at the crossroads between digitalization and the global banking system.
Being invited to speak at the Chamber of Deputies represents a significant institutional recognition: it’s the venue where Italian national laws are debated and approved, and hosting expert voices from the private sector signals the government’s commitment to understanding how digital transformation is reshaping the country’s economic landscape.
What was discussed: banks, digital and new frontiers for businesses
At the center of the discussion, the transformation underway in the banking sector.
Hon. Almici opened the proceedings by emphasizing how “the digital revolution is redefining the functioning of markets and professions” and the importance of “promoting constant dialogue between politics, businesses and professionals” to accompany this change consciously.
Lorenzo Giberti brought to the conference the concrete testimony of a sector—that of international banking—that digital has already transformed in depth. “We help large companies, but also small and medium-sized enterprises to remotely connect with 65 different banking institutions around the world,” Giberti explained, “allowing companies, thanks precisely to digital and artificial intelligence, to understand which banking institution is most suitable for them.”
A change that doesn’t only concern operational convenience, but opens real possibilities for international expansion that until a few years ago were precluded to many entrepreneurial realities.
“I might have clients in the United States and not be able to collect payments in dollars,” Giberti said, describing one of the concrete obstacles that Italian SMEs find themselves facing when trying to operate in global markets. “This complicates things enormously, because I can’t expand internationally.” The digital answer, for Giberti, is precisely the ability to access multi-currency and multi-jurisdictional banking structures without the need for physical presence.
The role of AI in the banking of the future
A significant passage of the speech concerned artificial intelligence applied to the banking sector—a highly current topic, also in light of the billions that major international banks are investing in this direction.
Giberti described a change already underway: “Many banking institutions are working on a bot—an artificial intelligence software—that allows, once a series of information has been filled in by potential clients, to understand what the most suitable banking solution is.”
A technology that GloboBanks has already developed and adopted internally to optimize the analysis and matching process between the entrepreneur’s profile and the banking institution most compatible with their needs.
The future perspective is even more significant: “A few years ago you had to interface with a UK bank, take a flight, physically go there, open a bank account, explain why you needed this account. When instead you already have the banking relationship, you can in 2 seconds also have the pound as an additional currency.”
A leap in efficiency that is not only technological, but strategic: it reduces times, cuts costs and allows businesses to scale to new markets with a speed unthinkable until a few years ago.
GloboBanks: international banking relationships for entrepreneurs and SMEs
GloboBanks is the company founded by Lorenzo Giberti specialized in opening international banking relationships remotely—for entrepreneurs, SMEs and wealth structures that operate in global markets and need a banking system up to their operations.
The model is based on direct relationships built over time with over 65 banking institutions in more than 15 jurisdictions—from the United States to Switzerland, from Singapore to Panama—which allow introducing clients to the right institutions by bypassing standard channels, with significantly shorter opening times and conditions often not accessible through the autonomous path.
Every month GloboBanks opens banking relationships for Italian and international entrepreneurs, in most cases with the entire process managed remotely.
This allows saving dozens of hours otherwise destined for information research and thousands of euros in trips to bank headquarters (without a guarantee of account opening).
For those who want to understand which banking structure is most suitable for their situation—type of company, residency jurisdiction, reference markets, volumes—a first free consultation with a team expert is available.
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