DIFC reviews opportunities for growth in financial technology

10-04-2019 Media in \Dubai
The Dubai International Financial Center (DIFC) is participating in a conference entitled “The Roadmap for Financial Technology Companies to Enter Emerging Emerging Markets” at the Linden Fentic USA 2019 conference in San Francisco.
The two-day conference will discuss several key areas of the financial technology sector, including prospects for potential opportunities in the Middle East and Africa for innovative companies.
As a leading global financial hub in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia region and one of the top 10 global financial technology centers, the DIFC aims to raise the awareness of global financial services players and investors about the prospects for exceptional opportunities and realizing the enormous potential Involved in the region.
The Center’s partnership with LINDIT VINETEC is part of a series of global events and events in the financial technology industry whose aim is to highlight the importance of the Middle East and Africa as a key destination for the leaders of the financial services industry.
As part of this partnership, a DIFC delegation joined the two-day Lendit Phenetic U-201A conference in San Francisco with more than 5,000 financial innovation experts from around the world.
The Dubai International Financial Center (DIFC) has collaborated with Lindet to develop a report on financial technology opportunities in the Middle East and Africa. The report, launched at the conference, offers a range of recommendations and advice to companies active in the financial technology industry looking to capitalize on the region’s promising growth opportunities. Based on the experience of a select number of financial technology companies, venture capital funds and leading banks with existing business or market entry plans.
The financial technology sector is highly active in several areas, notably payments / remittances, digital banking, e-lending, group finance, insurance technology, Qin / digital currency, regulatory technology, artificial intelligence and analytics.
The report provides a series of recommendations and advice to financial technology companies planning to enter the region’s markets.