LEVERAGING Digital Innovations to Drive Financial Inclusion in NIGERIA
JUNE 6-7, 2023
LAGOS, NIGERIA
IN NUMBERS
Pre-Qualified
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Leading
Organisations
Industry
Speakers
Solution
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#WFISNIGERIA
With Nigeria housing the largest population in the MEA region of which 65% are under 35 years, it has got the best ingredients for the growth of fintech. About 250 fintech companies are already leveraging on the country’s 187 million mobile connections, where an internet penetration rate of 51% is further bolstering the industry.
As the leading fintech player in the continent, Nigeria garnered $1.37 billion out of the $4 billion funding raised in Africa, where the country’s fintech operators accounted for 63%. In the quest to advance the potential of the country’s payments system with the objective of making it seamless and accessible for all Nigerians, the Central Bank of Nigeria has even launched Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) called eNaira.
Paying heed to the situation and thereby providing a common platform for the burgeoning FSI & Tech community, Tradepass is hosting World Financial Innovation Series (WFIS) in Nigeria on 6 – 7 June 2023. The event will host over 500 technology and business heads from the leading Banks, Insurance & Micro-Finance institutions across the country
WHY NIGERIA
A QUICK INSIGHT ON NIGERIA'S FSI MARKET
64M
Unbanked people in Nigeria
250+
Fintech companies in Nigeria
51%
Population with internet access
187M
Mobile connections in Nigeria
CONFERENCE
Presenting the top inspiring names from the industry at the main stage to share crucial intelligence on the most pressing topics, which gets further enriched by a Q&A session.
It showcases thought leadership and cutting-edge knowledge for the growth of the entire business community. A perfect platform that projects the pulse of the industry.
EXHIBITION
Enabling the organisations to showcase their best to the many pre-qualified delegates at the event in real-time. The provision of using technology just adds on to the whole demonstration and helps in driving more leads from the top companies across the industry.
It’s specifically tailored for the organizations to get in the eyes of the region’s biggest stakeholders and uplift their overall brand image.
AFTER HOURS
An exclusive session for more networking exposure, allowing attendees to break the ice with some spirit-lifting humour, while enabling them to unwind and rub shoulders against industry peers, thought leaders, and potential customers.
Allowing networking interactions to happen in a more relaxed and honest way, where receiving direct feedbacks is a given phenomenon.
Delivering Financial Inclusion through Innovations
CBDCs Foundation of a new monetary architecture
Securing the Cyberspace Tackling evolving cyberthreats
Banking on AI Role of Hyper-automated Banks
Cloud Banking Driving Agility with Fastened Service Delivery
Digital Payments Revolution Crossing the Borders Beyond Countries
Building on The Power of APIs and Open Banking
Digital CX Through Cutting-Edge Tech Solutions
Speakers
Speakers
VIRGINIE
NOWAK
Group Chief Customer Experience Officer
ACCESS BANK
FEMI G
ADERIBIGBE
Chief Information & Digital Officer
GREENWICH MERCHANT BANK
OLUFEMI
OLOFINTILA
CISO
Nova Merchant Bank
ADEWALE
SALAMI
Chief Technology Officer
First Bank Nigeria
WASIU
POPOOLA
Chief Digital & Innovation Officer
Parallex Bank
ECHEZONA
AGUBATA
Head, IT Governance and Strategy
Union Bank of Nigeria
OLAMIDE
JOLAOSO
Head, Data Analytics
WEMA BANK PLC
Demographics
Demographics
BY JOB TITLES
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15%
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News & Articles
News & Articles
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Nigerian start-ups raised 1.37 billion dollars of the four billion dollars raised in Africa in 2021
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2023: Why African Fintechs will continue to trend
Three of the largest African unicorns come from Nigeria and the country is dominant in Africa in respect of Fintech venture capital investments.
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Nigerian startups retain $1.37bn of Africa’s $4b funding in 2021
Out of about $4 billion startup funding that Africa, especially attracted in 2021, Nigeria earned the largest, chunk of $1.37 billion.
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Nigeria’s inflation trends in the right direction for the first time in almost a year
Fintech growth drives boom in African mobile app market
Nigeria fintech industry trends: AI tech-driven risk management will be a game changer in 2023
FinTechs got 63% of total funds raised by Nigerian start-ups in 2021 – Association
2023: Why African Fintechs will continue to trend
