Abu Dhabi FinTech, the largest financial technology festival in the Middle East, held its eighth edition during Abu Dhabi Financial Week (ADFW).
Publish dateThursday 12 December 2024 - 13:43
According to Amac News: The event, which was part of ADFW, brought together a group of global technology leaders, innovators, banking institutions, developers, entrepreneurs and investors.
Focusing on payments, digital assets, digital security and credit, the gathering reinforced Abu Dhabi's position as a global center for financial innovation.
The CEO of ADGM announced that FinTech Abu Dhabi aims to bring together global visionaries to shape the future of finance and technology. He pointed out the importance of facilitating meaningful conversations to foster a dynamic ecosystem and business environment.
Through a series of analytical sessions and authoritative forums, FinTech Abu Dhabi explored key trends in the sector. The keynote speech addressed the topic of "Cultivating Success: The UAE as a Global FinTech Hub" and the heated discussion highlighted the promise of artificial intelligence as a transformative asset class.
In a meeting, the former British Prime Minister also spoke about the effective decisions and policies that worked for Britain ten years ago.
There was also a panel discussion on the emergence of new unicorns in fintech despite the challenges of the investment market and whether the ecosystem can sustain growth or needs to consolidate. Representatives from FJ Labs, VentureSouq, Airwallex and Financial Technology Partners were present on this panel.
The panel "Building the Digital Asset Ecosystem" included well-known names who discussed the opportunities and challenges in this field.
FinTech Abu Dhabi also introduced new forums this year that explored the evolving financial and technology landscape. The inaugural Islamic Finance Summit addressed the future of Sharia-compliant finance and its alignment with sustainable finance, and the DLT Foundations Advisory Group focused on regulatory frameworks for distributed ledger technologies and digital assets.
Focusing on payments, digital assets, digital security and credit, the gathering reinforced Abu Dhabi's position as a global center for financial innovation.
The CEO of ADGM announced that FinTech Abu Dhabi aims to bring together global visionaries to shape the future of finance and technology. He pointed out the importance of facilitating meaningful conversations to foster a dynamic ecosystem and business environment.
Through a series of analytical sessions and authoritative forums, FinTech Abu Dhabi explored key trends in the sector. The keynote speech addressed the topic of "Cultivating Success: The UAE as a Global FinTech Hub" and the heated discussion highlighted the promise of artificial intelligence as a transformative asset class.
In a meeting, the former British Prime Minister also spoke about the effective decisions and policies that worked for Britain ten years ago.
There was also a panel discussion on the emergence of new unicorns in fintech despite the challenges of the investment market and whether the ecosystem can sustain growth or needs to consolidate. Representatives from FJ Labs, VentureSouq, Airwallex and Financial Technology Partners were present on this panel.
The panel "Building the Digital Asset Ecosystem" included well-known names who discussed the opportunities and challenges in this field.
FinTech Abu Dhabi also introduced new forums this year that explored the evolving financial and technology landscape. The inaugural Islamic Finance Summit addressed the future of Sharia-compliant finance and its alignment with sustainable finance, and the DLT Foundations Advisory Group focused on regulatory frameworks for distributed ledger technologies and digital assets.
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Source : news agency wam
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