Finance Magnates Africa Summit 2024 (FMAS:24) is
currently underway in Johannesburg, South Africa, at the Sandton Convention Centre. The much-awaited event brings together professionals for insightful discussions,
networking opportunities, and showcases of the latest innovations.
FMAS:24 opened registrations for attendees, who eagerly entered the venue today at 11 a.m. local time. The grand event,
which serves as a hub for traders and individuals interested in financial
markets, features keynote speeches, panel discussions, and interviews with
experts in online trading, financial services, cryptocurrency, and payment
solutions.
Networking and Learning Opportunities
Organized by FMevents, FMAS:24 is South Africa’s most
significant B2C and B2B exhibition. It caters to a diverse audience, including
traders, financial experts, fintech innovators, and business leaders. The
summit provides a unique platform for networking, learning, and exploring new
business opportunities in the financial markets.
FMAS:24 is a convergence point for global insights and
local expertise, opening up opportunities for innovation and collaboration.
Attendees can delve into the world of online trading and enhance their
investment strategies. The event features world-class FX and CFD brokers,
influencers, and educators who share their knowledge of online trading. It also offers a chance to connect with leading online brokers, educators, and forex
experts.
Navigating The Present and Future of IBs in South Africa
This discussion shed light on the challenges and opportunities facing Introducing Brokers. Among the panelists were Hormoz Faryar, the Managing Director of ATFX Connect for MENA; Linton White, the Regional Head of ATFX Africa; Monty Barnard, the Chief Operating Officer for ATFX Africa; Mark Wurr, the Commercial Director and Head of ATFX; and Rory Jean-Jacques, the Founder and Director of Dominion FX.
Payments in Africa: a Cross-Border,
Cross-Device Revolution
At FMAS:24 Centre Stage, payment experts took the audience through the future of payments in Africa, considering the fast digital growth in the continent. The discussion also focused on how the industry can build up a good ecosystem of players and launch customer-centric solutions.
Dylan Virasamy, the Director of Fintech Visa, mentioned: “The next one that I will touch on is interoperability, and I don’t mean interoperability in payment sense per se. I mean interoperability, specifically, in creating standards so that you can derive a framework around different types of technology converging with each other. By that, what I mean is that each and everyone of us is dealing with digital and digital inclusion, financial inclusion, but also digital innovation as well.”
This article was written by Jared Kirui at www.financemagnates.com.
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