Regulation is a strong force in the financial sector regionally and internationally, it plays a very significant role in the financial ecosystem stability and openness to innovation. The advent of the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in a shift in the methods and practices of financial activities, making digitalization imperative for effectiveness. In reality, fintech makes financial systems open to broader, flexible and creative approaches to operations, product and services, financial inclusion and regulation, and the

Fintech Association of Nigeria was among the entities invited by the government of the United Kingdom to participate at the event that brought together key decision-makers, business moguls, influencers, top government functionaries, innovators and others in the UK and African circle to deliberate on the prospects of business and investment opportunities between the Kingdom and the continental as Brexit draws near. At the end of the Summit, we see a lot of prospects for fintechs

Kindly download the overview of FintechNGR journey of impacts in regulatory supports, membership growth, capacity building, education and partnerships in 2019 as 2020 holds the great promise of consolidation of impacts, membership growth and testing of new waters in the area of regulatory and legal support, research, programmes and events, skill enhancement and capacity building, youth focused digital education as well as the continued support for growth of Africa fintech Network as  a platform for