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About the Fest

This second edition of the Global FinTech Festival (GFF) has been specifically
conceptualised to harness some of the best minds to deliver strategic insights
on the current transformation of the ecosystem globally, position strategic
activations to attract higher investments, derive a future-proof road map and
upscale the knowledge base.

With the theme FinTech: Empowering a Global Digital Economy, GFF 2021 will
provide an in-depth understanding of the latest business, policy, investment and
technology developments within the FinTech landscape globally. We look forward
to three insightful days on conferencing, Expo and Startup engagement.

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ABOUT THE FEST

The world is growing through the largest digital transformation, as an offset of
COVID-19. There has been a major overhaul in the functionality of top industry
verticals, specifically the BFSI domain which has been witnessing a rapid
transition over the last few years.

The FinTech market has continued to help expand access to financial services
during the pandemic, especially, the emerging market has seen strong growth in
all types of digital financial services.

Access to affordable financial services is critical for poverty eradication and
economic growth. For poor people, especially women, access to and use of basic
financial services can raise incomes, increase resilience, and improve their
lives.

FinTech innovations are helping reduce the cost of providing services, making it
possible to reach more people, and reducing the need for face-to-face
interactions, essential for keeping up economic activity during the pandemic.


GLOBAL FINTECH FEST 2021

This second edition of the Global FinTech Festival (GFF) has been specifically
conceptualised to harness some of the best minds to deliver strategic insights
on the current transformation of the ecosystem globally, position strategic
activations to attract higher investments, derive a future-proof road map and
upscale the knowledge base.

With the theme FinTech: Empowering a Global Digital Economy, GFF 2021 will
provide an in-depth understanding of the latest business, policy, investment and
technology developments within the FinTech landscape globally. We look forward
to three insightful days on conferencing, Expo and Startup engagement.


SHRI RAJEEV CHANDRASEKHAR

Minister of State in the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship; and
Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

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DR. KRISHNAMURTHY V SUBRAMANIAN

Chief Economic Advisor

MINISTRY OF FINANCE, GOVT. OF INDIA

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MR. TOBIAS ADRIAN

Financial Counsellor and Director Monetary and Capital Markets Department

INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND

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SHRI T. RABI SANKAR

Deputy Governor

RESERVE BANK OF INDIA

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MEET OUR 2021 SPEAKERS




MR. G MAHALINGAM

Whole Time Member

SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE BOARD OF INDIA (SEBI)

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MR. SOPNENDU MOHANTY

Chief Fintech Officer

MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE

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SHRI P. VASUDEVAN

Chief General Manager

RESERVE BANK OF INDIA (RBI)

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MR. DILIP ASBE

Managing Director & CEO

NATIONAL PAYMENTS CORPORATION OF INDIA


SHRI RAJEEV CHANDRASEKHAR

Shri Rajeev Chandrasekhar

Minister of State in the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship; and
Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology

Profile

Educational Qualifications

 * B.E. (Electrical Engineering)- MIT, Manipal Distinguished Alumni Award, 2013
 * M.S. (Computer Science)- Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago Recipient
   of IIT Global Alumni Award, 2007
 * Short Management Programmes- Harvard University, Boston, USA
 * Various other Technology programmes - Stanford University, Intel University
 * Doctor of Science- Visvesvaraya Technological University

Professional History

Intel at Silicon Valley. California, USA

Senior Design Engineer and then CPU Architect at Intel’s Microprocessor team Was
on the Intel 80486 Design team and then on the Architecture team of the
path-breaking Pentium team. Worked under legendary Vin Dham and current Intel
CEO Pat Gelsinger.

Entrepreneur and builder of India’s Cellular Sector

BPL Mobile 1994 – 2005

In 1991, he returned to India and founded BPL Mobile in 1994 was one of pioneers
to invest in and build the Indian Telecom sector. Over those 12 years Rajeev has
been a widely recognized and key active participant/contributor in the
development of the Indian Telecom sector from a government monopoly dominated
one to a vibrant success in the Indian infrastructure sector.

He built India’s then-largest Cellular network and being the first to and
simultaneously deliver this Technology to Mumbai, Kerala, Puducherry, Goa, Tamil
Nadu, Maharashtra when almost all others were doing so in one or two small
markets.

He was a significant contributor to the creation of Independent regulator TRAI
and the New Telecom Policy NTP’99 that led to dramatic growth and success of the
Cellular Sector.

He was a significant contributor to the creation of Independent regulator TRAI
and the New Telecom Policy NTP’99 that led to dramatic growth and success of the
Cellular Sector. He remained invested and active in the sector and was the only
one not to be embroiled in any of the scams and corruption that gripped the
sector. Exited the sector when he saw the advent of Raja Raj in 2006.

Investor and Entrepreneur

Jupiter Capital

Founded Jupiter Capital as a private equity investor in 2006 and was Chairman
till 2014.

Has invested and created many successful brands and franchises in Media,
Technology, Infrastructure

Vivekananda International Foundation

Vice Chairman, Center for Economic Studies: 2019- Present

Political: 15 years of Rajeev Chandrasekhar as MP

 * Rajeev Chandrasekhar was elected to the Rajya Sabha in May 2006, as a Member
   of Parliament representing Karnataka. He is currently a 3rd term MP
 * Active MP in Parliament and in Constituency
 * He also serves as the National Spokesperson of BJP.
 * Vision 2025 Committee Convenor 2010, NDA Kerala Vice Chairman 2016 Elections,
   Media and Communication in Charge 2018 Karnataka Elections, 2019 National
   Elections, Manifesto Committee 2019 Elections, co-in charge of 2021
   Puducherry elections.
 * Member of Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance, Member of Public
   Accounts Committee (PAC), Member of the Joint Committee on Data Protection
   Bill, 2019 and Member of the Consultative Committee on MoE & IT, Ministry of
   Communications, Member of the Indian Council for World Affairs.
 * Served as the youngest president of FICCI-Federation of Indian Chambers of
   Commerce and Industry
 * Convenor National Coalition to Protect Our Children, NCPOC
 * Currently Vice-Chairman of Vivekananda International Foundation, Center for
   Economic Studies

Opposition MP From 2006- 2012

2G- In 2007 was the first to raise 2G Scam issue in Parliament. At great
personal risk, he was the only person to push back against the heavy lobbying
and pressure of Telcos including big names on the issue of Spectrum Auction. He
was single-handedly responsible to ensure the 3G auction despite a concerted
campaign in Media and in Parliament. The resulting 3G auction served to expose
the value of free 2G spectrum being given away and the Country today generates
lakhs of Crores from these auctions which otherwise would have accrued in value
to these Telcos. Fighting the 2G scam was done as Independent MP at great
personal risk and cost.

PIL for Section 66A- He was first to raise it in Parliament and oppose UPA’s
misuse of draconian Sec 66A of IT Act. Raised it repeatedly in Parliament and
got media awareness on this. Was active petitioner in the PIL in the Supreme
Court that struck down Sec 66A. Was nominated for Index Freedom of Expression
award for year.

Petitioner for Right to Privacy- Leadership on the issue of Privacy started way
back in 2010 with his Pvt Member’s Bill- Right to Privacy Bill, 2010 and he
consistently fought for the Right to Privacy despite much opposition to it in
the Media and was a petitioner and supporter of the PIL that created the
landmark Right to Privacy judgement.

Free and Open Internet, Net neutrality

On two critical issues, opposed the UPA governments move to restrict and change
the nature of the Internet. On-Net neutrality, opposed the UPA governments
efforts to allow Telcos to control and regulate access to the Internet and
ensuring that the TRAI and Government reversed the Telco inspired move – in
Parliament and through a mass public campaign outside Parliament.

Also single-handedly created awareness about and stopped the Manmohan Singh
Government’s efforts to back China’s attempt to move Global Internet regulation
to a United Nation Bureaucratic organization UN-CIRP. It took Narendra Modi
Government to finally reverse this position and continue to allow the Internet
to be a free and open global network without Government control.

Aadhaar

From 2009 was the sole voice in and outside Parliament to oppose the UPAs
Aadhaar architecture and design – including lack of legislative backing, lack of
Privacy protection, lack of integration with National Population Register and
its very dangerously lax verification process. All of which were finally
addressed only after PM Narendra Modi became PM.

Public sector Bank NPAs- In 2010 he was the first to raise NPA issue and Crony
lending by PSBs lending to favourite UPA Corporates till 2014. Written and
spoken extensively about reforms in the banking sector in particular, financial
sector expansion and the role of RBI.

OROP- Since 2006, Single-handedly pushed the OROP issue in and outside
Parliament, including piloting a Parliament Petitions Committee Report that
found in favour of OROP.

Voting Rights for the Indian Armed Forces - After repeated efforts with EC and
then Government failed, approached the Supreme Court via a PIL and ensured he
got voting rights for armed forces and families. He also pushed EC to ensure
remote units could vote. Voter turnout of armed forces has increased in state
elections in Uttarakhand and UP.

National War Memorial- From 2007 as MP kept urging Government to set up National
War Memorial and this dream became a reality when Narendra Modi became PM. As
the then Congress Government was blocking this, initiated a National Military
Memorial in Bengaluru.

Kargil Vijay Diwas – In 2009 raised the issue of Kargil Vijay Diwas and ensured
that the Government agreed to start celebrating that formally.

Supporting Bravehearts and their families- Repaired and reconstructed CQMH Abdul
Hamid’s memorial when the then Government failed to intervene and protect PVC
Braveheart’s memorial. Through Flags of Honor Foundation, has helped countless
scores of Veteran and Braveheart families all over the country.

Honoured by Army’s Western Command GOC-in Commendation for his work for the
Armed Forces and Veterans.

Karnataka Floods: In 2009 Conceived and executed with the Government of
Karnataka, an unprecedented public-private initiative ‘Aasare’ – to help rebuild
the thousands of destroyed homes and villages in the Floods. He succeeded in
roping more than 50 corporates who committed to build 80,000 houses for the
flood-affected families. He personally adopted three villages and build several
hundred homes.

Plan Bengaluru- in 2009-2010 who worked for a vision for Bangalore and a
long-term integrated plan for the development of the city. As the Convenor of
the Agenda for Bengaluru Infrastructure and Development (ABIDe) Task Force, he
authored PlanBengaluru2020 - a Vision Document and a blueprint for the
development of the city to make Bengaluru a world-class metropolis. This remains
the first and only such plan for Bengaluru or any other city in the country.
Through his NGO NBF, has done many initiatives for Bengaluru including
reclaiming encroached lakes and land from builders, Protecting Residential
neighbourhoods, Environment, Fighting City corruption, Rewarding Good citizen
Organizations and Public servants etc.

Treasury MP From 2014- 2018

RERA- Served on Select Committee of RERA Act and pushed actively to protect home
buyer rights as per the vision of the PM, despite huge lobbying by real estate
lobby to scuttle or weaken the bill. Also responsible for the draft rules to be
created along with citizens interaction with ministry

GST- Served on a select committee of GST and also in financial and regular media
advocacy for these reforms and positioned it as a reformer for the long term
which will increase tax compliance.

Economic Policy Advocacy- Actively spoke in parliament on each budget from 2006-
2021. Have spoken about 5 Trillion Dollar Economy roadmap and initiatives
required in Parliament, in committees and in various Articles. Participated in
almost every Budget discussion and has consistently advocated Investment and
Economic growth as the main answer to transforming the lives of Indians poor and
Vulnerable.

Aadhar- Made many suggestions to this government to improve Aadhar so that it
can be used to fulfill PM’s vision. Even had meetings with Aadhar to explain the
safeguards required.

Digital Consumer Rights, Call Drops, Net Neutrality- Consumer Protection and
Rights- he was first to raise in Parliament and mobilize public opinion. He has
pursued the cause of the consumer relentlessly till the current situation where
TRAI and the government are fully supporting his consumer position. He has
personally responded in detail to every major TRAI consultation with his
suggestions in an open and transparent manner.

Cryptocurrencies- Flagged in 2016 the emerging challenges of regulating
Cryptocurrencies.

Digital India (New Digital Communication Policy)- strongest advocate for the
government’s digital India program. Contributed in large part to the proposed
draft digital communication policy on the 25th anniversary of Telecom
liberalization.

Big Tech Regulation Was the earliest MP to recognize the power of Social Media
and Tech Platforms and start a debate in and outside parliament about the need
to regulate them, Policy advocates in and outside Parliament on all issues
relating to Technology, including the need to regulate Big Tech.


DR. KRISHNAMURTHY V SUBRAMANIAN

Krishnamurthy Venkata Subramanian (born May 5, 1971) is an Indian economist and
the current Chief Economic Adviser to the Government of India (CEA), officially
being appointed to the position on 7 December 2018. The post of CEA was vacant
for over five months since the 16th CEA, Arvind Subramanian, left due to
personal reasons in June 2018, having occupied the position for a few months
more than the usual term of three years. 

 

Subramanian is also a Professor at the Indian School of Business (ISB). He was
awarded "Professor of the Year" by ISB for elective courses that he taught for
the Class of 2019. 

 

He was born in Bhilai, Chhattisgarh in a Tamil family. He did his schooling at
senior secondary school sector 10, Bhilai. Subramanian holds a Master of
Business Administration and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in financial
economics from University of Chicago Booth School of Business. His PhD was
completed under the supervision of Luigi Zingales and Raghuram Rajan. He is also
an alumnus of the Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur where he
studied electrical engineering, as well as the Indian Institute of Management,
Calcutta, where he was awarded an Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation Dissertation
Fellowship in 2005. 

 

Subramanian has worked in expert committees for Securities and Exchange Board of
India and the Reserve Bank of India, being part of major economic and corporate
reforms in India. He has worked with JPMorgan Chase, ICICI Bank and Tata
Consultancy Services. He was a board member in Bandhan Bank, the National
Institute of Bank Management and the Reserve Bank of India Academy, and has
academically been a part of the finance faculty at Goizueta Business
School at Emory University in the United States of America.

 

Subramanian is also currently a tenured Professor at the Indian School of
Business, and earlier worked as an executive assistant to the chairperson of the
Fixed Income Money Markets and Derivatives Association of India. 

 

In articles published in The Times of India and Livemint titled, "Will Black Be
Back? Why demonetisation will be revolutionary in India’s fight against
corruption", and "Demonetisation: Are the poor really suffering?", respectively,
Subramanian supported the Government of India's banknote demonetisation
policy in 2016.


Subramanian was inducted into the Fifteenth Finance Commission's advisory
council in May 2019.


MR. TOBIAS ADRIAN

Mr Tobias Adrian is the Financial Counsellor of the International Monetary Fund
and its Director of the Monetary and Capital Markets Department. The Monetary
and Capital Markets Department encompasses capital markets, monetary policy and
central bank operations, financial crises and resolution, financial sector
assessments, technical assistance, supervision and regulation, and monetary and
financial stability policy.

Prior to joining the International Monetary Fund, Tobias Adrian was a Senior
Vice President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and the Associate
Director of the Research and Statistics Group. Tobias Adrian holds a PhD from
MIT, an MSc from LSE, and a Masters degree from Goethe University of Frankfurt
and Dauphine University of Paris.

Tobias has taught at Princeton University and NYU and has published in economics
and finance journals including the American Economic Review and the Journal of
Finance.

 


SHRI T. RABI SANKAR

Shri T. Rabi Sankar, a career central banker joined the Bank in 1990 and has
worked in various positions in the Reserve Bank of India.

His current areas of responsibility include reserves management, public debt
management, payment systems, IT infrastructure, currency management and foreign
exchange management.

Shri Sankar has served as an IMF Consultant (2005-11) on developing Government
bond markets and debt management.

He has represented RBI on international forums like Bank for International
Settlements and various internal and external expert committees and working
groups.

Shri Sankar has a Master of Philosophy in Economics from the Jawaharlal Nehru
University, New Delhi.


MR. G MAHALINGAM

Mr Gurumoorthy Mahalingam is a Whole Time Member (Executive Board Member) of the
Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) looking after the Market
Regulation Department, Commodity Derivatives Market Regulation Department,
Foreign Portfolio Investors, Investigations Departments and the Office of
Investor Assistance and Education. He is also at present a Member of the Board
of Governors of the National Institute of Securities Market (NISM).

 

Prior to the current assignment, Mr Mahalingam was an Executive Director in the
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) looking after the Market operations, both Rupee
liquidity and FX operations. In his stint of 34 years with RBI, he has taken on
varied roles like Chief Forex Dealer, Chief Investment Dealer for Forex Reserves
Management, Head of Debt Management. He has also been actively involved in the
regulation and development of Money, Bond and Foreign Exchange and Derivative
markets in India.  His prior assignments in RBI include Bank Examiner as also a
Member of Teaching Faculty in RBI's Officers' Training College. 

 

He is a Masters Degree holder in Statistics and Operations Research from the
Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur and M.B.A in International Banking and
Finance from the Birmingham Business School, UK. 

 


MR. SOPNENDU MOHANTY

Sopnendu Mohanty is the Chief Fintech Officer of the Monetary Authority of
Singapore (MAS). He joined MAS in August 2015 responsible for creating
development strategies, public infrastructure and regulatory policies around
technology innovation. Since 2015, Singapore has become one of the top global
fintech hubs covering a wide range of financial asset classes including adjacent
technology innovations in areas like insurance, digital assets, blockchain,
artificial intelligence, reg-tech and green-finance.

Before MAS, Sopnendu spent over 20 years in various leadership roles in
technology, finance and innovation with most of his career in Citigroup.
Sopnendu is a member of multiple advisory committees of multilateral global
agencies, associations, universities, and governments. He is an avid speaker,
global thought leader in FinTech, and advocate of accelerated transformation to
a digital economy for solving financial inclusion and sustainability challenges.


SHRI P. VASUDEVAN

Vasudevan currently heads the payments and settlement systems function in RBI.
This involves regulating, supervising, facilitating innovation and playing a
catalytic role in the payments space, encompassing many bank and non-bank
payment system operators; and includes handling fintech-related activities in
RBI. He has led and successfully implemented many large payment system projects
in RBI.

A career central banker with over 27 years of experience, he also has extensive
experience in the banking and non-banking supervision space and has handled
technology audits of large institutions as part of this role.

He represents the RBI on the CPMI, the SAARC Payments Council and the SEACEN
Payments Group. He is also the Vice-Chair of the Legal Entity Identifier
Regulatory Oversight Committee.

He is a cost and management accountant with masters in finance and
certifications in information systems audit and information security management.
He is also an alumnus of the Wharton School. He loves travelling and listening
to film songs.

 

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MR. G PADMANABHAN

Senior Consultant, AZB and Partners

EX ED RBI AND EX CHAIRMAN BOI

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MR. DILIP ASBE

Managing Director & CEO

NATIONAL PAYMENTS CORPORATION OF INDIA


MR. NAVEEN SURYA

Chairman, Fintech Convergence Council & Chairman Emeritus, Payments Council of
India

FINTECH CONVERGENCE COUNCIL


MR. HARISH NATARAJAN

Lead Financial Sector Specialist

WORLD BANK


MR. JASPREET SINGH

Global Lead

FINANCIAL HEALTH AND INNOVATIONS UNITED NATIONS CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT FUND


MR. SRINIVAS JAIN

Executive Director

SBI FUNDS MANAGEMENT PVT. LTD.


MS. SMITA AGGARWAL

Global Investment Advisor

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MR. GAURAV CHOPRA

Vice President IAMAI

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR PCI


MR. G PADMANABHAN

Gopalaraman Padmanabhan, (DB: 29/05/1955) a post graduate in Economics from
Kerala University and a Masters in Business Administration from the Birmingham
Business School holds extensive experience and expertise in bank regulation and
supervision, development of foreign exchange/securities markets in India,
information technology and payment systems, with more than 35 years of
experience with the RBI in various capacities i.e. recommending and implementing
policies, systems, guidelines and regulations relating to the banking, financial
services and securities sector of the country.

Padmanabhan was the Chairman of the Committee to implement GIRO in the country
and has been involved in the implementation of new e-Treasury system in the
Reserve Bank. He was also involved in the operationalisation of the first of its
kind ISO 20022 standards based RTGS System and the digitisation of payment
transactions.

Padmanabhan was also the Chairman of the Technical Committee on
Services/Facilities for Exporters and a part of the think tank to manage market
volatility, as well as a member of the Governing Council of the Institute for
Development & Research in Banking Technology, a banking research institute
established by RBI. He represented RBI in the Committee on Payment and
Settlement Systems, Basel and was also inducted into the Steering Group of the
CPSS-IOSCO for Review of Standards.

As a member of the Working Group of the CPSS, Basel, Padmanabhan worked on the
report on Principles for Financial Market Infrastructures and also chaired the
International Working Group set up by CPSS(now CPMI) on Non-banks. He was one of
the persons responsible for drafting the Sodhani Committee's report in 1995 on
the foreign exchange market and measures for widening and deepening the market,
and has supervised the revision of the Internal Control Guidelines for Foreign
Exchange Business in 1996. Padmanabhan was also a member of the internal group
that prepared and submitted a Technical Paper on Asset -Liability Management for
Indian banks which was accepted by the Bank and formed the basis for Reserve
Bank of India's initiative.

On superannuating while holding position of Executive Director from the RBI,
Padmanabhan was appointed as Non-Executive Chairman of Bank of India in Aug
2015. He held this position for 5 years till Aug 2020. Padmanabhan advises
several firms on banking/ foreign exchange and payment system and other
regulatory issues. He also holds Board positions in Axis Bank, Aditya Birla
Sunlife AMC Trustee Board and in Haldyn Glass.

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ABOUT NPCI

National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) was incorporated in 2008 as an
umbrella organization for operating retail payments and settlement systems in
India. NPCI has created a robust payment and settlement infrastructure in the
country. It has changed the way payments are made in India through a bouquet of
retail payment products such as RuPay card, Immediate Payment Service
(IMPS), Unified Payments Interface (UPI), Bharat Interface for Money
(BHIM), BHIM Aadhaar, National Electronic Toll Collection (NETC
Fastag) and Bharat BillPay.NPCI also launched UPI 2.0 to offer more secure and
comprehensive services to consumers and merchants.

NPCI is focused on bringing innovations in the retail payment systems through
use of technology and is relentlessly working to transform India into a digital
economy. It is facilitating secure payments solutions with nationwide
accessibility at minimal cost in furtherance of India's aspiration to be a fully
digital society.

For more information, visit: https://www.npci.org.in/


ABOUT PCI

Payments Council of India was formed under the aegis of Internet and Mobile
Association of India (IAMAI) in the year 2013 catering to the needs of the
digital payment industry. The Council was formed inter-alia for the purposes of
representing the various regulated non-banking payment industry players, to
address and help resolve various industry level issues and barriers which
require discussion and action. The council works with all its members to promote
payments industry growth and to support our national goal of 'Cash to Less Cash
Society' and 'Growth of Financial Inclusion' which is also the Vision Shared by
the RBI and Government of India. PCI works closely with the regulators i.e.
Reserve Bank of India (RBI), Finance Ministry and any similar government,
departments, bodies or Institution to make 'India a less cash society'.

For more information, visit: http://paymentscouncil.in/


ABOUT FCC

Fintech Convergence Council (FCC) after successfully hosting the largest Virtual
Fintech Conference - Global Fintech Fest in the month of July 2020, and
partnered with the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) as Global Satellite
Event Partner for Singapore Fintech Festival (SFF) 2020 to host the India leg of
Singapore Fintech Festival (SFF). The India Leg of Singapore Fintech Fest (SFF)
was organized by FCC and UNCDF jointly.

Fintech Convergence Council (FCC) represents the FinTech industry and
traditional companies in the BFSI space. The purpose of the council is to
encourage collaboration, seek complementarities and build synergy between
leading BFSI companies and the emerging FinTech start-ups. The council has
worked towards interpreting the regulatory and legal framework, aggregating the
concerns and feedback of the various players within the larger FinTech
community, communicating it to regulators and lawmakers, and organizing events
and gatherings for the industry participants to meet, share ideas and work
together in the interest of creating a safer, more open and more collaborative
operating environment through a transparent forum. The vision of the council is
to "To proactively work towards growth of fintech and penetration of financial
services to support our national goal of financial inclusion, moving towards a
digitally empowered country."

It has been the endeavor of FCC to showcase India's Fintech landscape to the
world, and no better platform than the Singapore Fintech Festival. The agenda
brought together who's who from the Indian Financial space over the 5 day event.
The line up of events also included a curated session matching Indian start-ups
with global investors. The Deal Friday platform provided a unique opportunity to
early-stage fintech start-ups from India to pitch and have one on one meetings
with a broad spectrum of investors looking for investment opportunities in
India.

For more information, visit: https://www.fintechcouncil.in/