Session A2: Addressing Financial Infrastructure Gap to Scale Fintech Services
Scaling inclusive fintech solutions requires robust digital and financial infrastructure. This session will focus on foundational enablers such as digital identity systems, interoperable credit bureaus, reliable connectivity, data-sharing frameworks, and public-private infrastructure partnerships. Without these building blocks, fintech adoption remains fragmented and uneven. The session will explore how governments, regulators, and private-sector actors can coordinate infrastructure investments to foster an inclusive and competitive fintech ecosystem.

Session B2:  AI, SupTech, and the Next Regulatory Frontier
The rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming regulatory compliance and supervision, enabling faster, more accurate, and efficient processes for both financial institutions and regulators. Suptech (Supervisory Technology) and AI-powered compliance tools are emerging as critical solutions to address challenges in risk management, fraud detection, and regulatory oversight. However, the increasing reliance on AI raises important questions about data privacy, transparency, and trust. This fireside chat will explore how AI is revolutionizing regulatory processes while balancing the demands of critical supervision and data privacy.

Session C2: Financing Growth: Unlocking Co-Lending, Capital Markets & Risk-Sharing for Fintechs
Many fintechs reach a point where capital constraints become the main barrier to growth. This session explores practical financing tools that enable fintechs to expand their lending portfolios and product offerings without depending solely on their own balance sheets. Participants will examine co-lending arrangements with public and private sector banks, partnerships with non-bank financial institutions, access to debt capital markets through securitization and warehouse lending, and innovative risk-sharing structures supported by guarantees and blended finance.