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Fintech Festival Asia 2023 to Highlight the Role of AI and Digital Payment in Fintech

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The forthcoming FinTech Festival (FTF) Asia 2023 is poised to be a momentous occasion that will delve into the dynamic fintech landscape. This event is scheduled for the 27th and 28th of September, 2023, at the esteemed Royal Paragon Hall in Bangkok, Thailand. The event aims to showcase the latest industry trends, innovations, and technologies while exploring how these subjects change the fintech industry and their impact on the ecosystem. AI has the potential to revolutionise the financial sector by making it more efficient, personalised, and secure. As AI technology advances, we will likely see even more innovative uses of AI in fintech, from risk management, customer service, and investment management to compliance.

AI also can be used to personalise financial products and services based on individual user preferences and behaviour. For example, AI-powered robo-advisors can create investment portfolios tailored to individual users' needs and goals.

On Day 1 of the festival, the Conference Hall will host a compelling session on AI: "The Role of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in FinTech: How advancements in AI and Machine learning are transforming the FinTech landscape." The event will feature prominent keynote speakers, engaging panel discussions, and insightful fireside chats geared towards exploring this topic in-depth.

“With great enthusiasm, we join The FinTech Festival (FTF) Asia 2023 and share our industry insights with attendees. This festival presents an incredible opportunity to connect with the brightest minds. At Google, we are committed to supporting the growth of the fintech ecosystem and are excited to contribute to the success of this important event” Ramakrishnan TG, Google, Strategic Partnerships Asia Pacific.

The FinTech Festival (FTF) Asia 2023 has garnered significant interest and support from notable speakers and industry associations. To date, the organiser has confirmed a stellar lineup of speakers like Myrtle Anne Ramos (Founder & CEO of Block Tides, PlaceWar), Rosalia Ritau (Co-founder & CEO of Bixie), Axel Winter (CEO, Pivot Digital), Asosiasi Blockchain Indonesia (ABI), Women in Blockchain Asia (WIBA), APAC DAO Community and many more to come to continue building momentum and engagement for this highly anticipated event. Complete list confirmed speakers, kindly check here https://fintechfestival.asia/#a-speakers

The Fintech Festival (FTF) Asia 2023 will be divided into three types of sessions: keynote sessions, panel discussions, and fireside chats. It will cover everything about fintech. The FinTech Festival (FTF) Asia 2023 will be a pivotal event for those who possess fervent enthusiasm towards the future of fintech.

About FINEXPO

FINEXPO is an international industry-leading event company connecting top-level executives with different service providers across the fintech industry. Given its long history in Europe, Southeast Asia, Russia, and the United States of America, it has produced multiple conferences, forums, summits, shows, exhibitions, festivals, fairs and awards worldwide since 2002.

About The FinTech Festival Asia 2023

FinTech Festival (FTF) Asia 2023 is organised by FINEXPO, one of the leading event organisers in the fintech industry. FTF Asia, is a global series of innovative, interactive and networking events that brings together thousands of people from across the world to Thailand, Malaysia and Vietnam. Event covers the whole range of industrial topics including Banking, Payments, Personal finance, Insurtech, AI, Digital assets and WEB3, Blockchain, Exchanges, Regtech, Roboadvisors, P2P, Investments, Trading and Cybersecurity.

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