Regtech Africa set to hold the fourth edition of the Roundtable Dialogue Series

The fourth edition of the Regtech Africa Roundtable (RAR) is set to hold on Thursday, 19th November, 2020 at 14:00 (WAT) .

The Regtech Africa Roundtable – Dialogue Series is a thought leadership initiative of Regtech Africa (www.regtechafrica.com) which provides a veritable platform for leading industry players ( C-Level Executives, Tech innovators, Practitioners, Entrepreneurs and Regulators) to share insights from an informed position on contemporary innovative regulatory technology issues to enhance and drive effectiveness, innovation and growth in the industry across Africa and beyond.

It aims to chart the future of innovative regulatory technology through conversations from key leaders and players within these sectors on how businesses now and in the future can leverage technology to drive transformation in Africa.

Themed “Beyond Payments: Going up the value chain of Digital Economy in emerging markets – Cross vertical perspectives,” this virtual event is slated for Thursday, 19th November, 2020 at 14:00 (WAT). It already boasts of a robust panel of speakers from the Financial Institution, Fintechs, Insurance and Tech sectors alike. This event is one to look out for, registrations have already begun on the event website while the registration link is: https://lnkd.in/dkZ2Zfj.

It comes on the heels of the enduring disruptive technology which have impacted business operations in this period of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic that has greatly altered the way things are done, with a change in the definition of normal.

The moderator, Cyril Okoroigwe, said the panel discussion is aimed at re-awakening the consciousness of industry thought leaders, fintech ecosystem, and regulators to the realities of our time, and how stakeholders can leverage digital to bridge the inclusive gap.

He affirmed that the importance of this conference is to bring industry leaders, thought-leaders, key influencers, and major stakeholders together to discuss the future of digital economy hinged on digital financial inclusiveness in Africa. “There is a need for massive sensitization, birthing a necessity for discussions about embracing modern digital technologies in Africa,” Okoroigwe stated.

The situation depicts that one of the great advantages the continent has over others in riding the disruptive wave of technology is that there is far less legacy to get in the way than in other regions, creating a clean sheet on which companies can develop their distinctive models. All these are pointers to the fact that Africa would now be positioned as an increasingly attractive environment for global business entry and investment.

For free registration, click on the link: https://lnkd.in/dkZ2Zfj