Internet and Mobile Association of India [IAMAI], and its sister organisations, Payments Council of India, [PCI] and Fintech Convergence Council [FCC] are jointly organising the two-day virtual Global FinTech Festival on 22-23 July 2020.

The Department of Economic Affairs (DEA), Ministry of Finance, Government of India is the presenting partner of the event. The event is also supported by the World Bank and the United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF).

The key aim of the Global Fintech Fest is to restate India’s leadership in financial technologies in the post COVID19 world. Organising a mega global event virtually, would also be a landmark in India’s digital transformation.

The two-day virtual fest is themed around “Fintech: With and Beyond COVID” and is scheduled to be organized in 22nd and 23rd July 2020. The fest is being organized with a mandate to strengthen the key pillars forboosting the sector and have a global market research access especially in the wake of COVID.

The fest will witness discussions around various facets of topics including Digital Payments, Digital Lending, Digital Insurance, Data Management, Financial Inclusion, Digital Transformation, Crypto & Blockchain etc.

About 5000 + delegates across with nearly 150+ speakers globally from 20+ countries comprising of Fintech start-ups are expected to attend the event along with regulators, key financial institutions, tech companies, governments, industry bodies, corporates and students.

“It is important to understand the challenges, opportunities and future outlook implications posed by COVID19 across the BFSI/Fintech sector across all continents. GFF would be the platform for all stakeholders to provide that shared knowledge and leverage across the globe for the entire sector”, said, Naveen Surya, Chairman, Fintech Convergence Council & Chairman Emeritus, Payments Council of India.

Read more at the Fintech Times.

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