Money20/20, the world’s leading fintech show, regarded as the place where money does business, is bringing the most influential, progressive regulators to Money20/20 Asia taking place on April 23-25th at Queen Sirikit National Convention Center in Bangkok, Thailand.
Bangkok becomes Money20/20’s third host city, joining Amsterdam and Las Vegas which welcome over 20,000 fintech and financial services professionals every year.
This year, over 60% of the more than 200 speakers participating in Money20/20 Asia hold executive positions at the C-suite level from the most important names in fintech.
The Money20/20 Asia agenda boasts big names from across the ecosystem of money including CEOs from major banks, payment companies, leading tech companies, VCs and more and also includes five of Asia’s most innovative regulators.
The regulators already confirmed to speak include Hong Kong Monetary Authority, Financial Services Agency of Japan, Securities Commission Malaysia, Department of Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, and the Financial Consumer Protection Group of the Bank of Thailand.
“We’re delighted that so many of the key regulators across the APAC region have chosen Money20/20 as the place to showcase how they’re fostering innovation and creating frameworks for growth in the region and across the world. From driving forward fintech integration to harmonizing cross-border regulations and promoting cross-industry collaborations, Asia’s regulators are some of the most forward-thinking and collaborative and we’re delighted that Money20/20 can be a global platform for shaping the intersection of financial services, technology, and regulation in Asia,” said Scarlett Sieber, Chief Strategy and Growth Officer at Money20/20.
Included in the stellar lineup of speakers is Simone Joyce, CEO of Paypa Plane. She will participate in the panel discussion “Regulatory Maze: Navigating Challenges in Cross-Border Payments” on Thursday, April 25th, at 11:30 at the Collision Stage. Simone will share her insights on the complexities and challenges that fintech companies face in the world of international payments.
“I am thrilled to be part of Money20/20 Asia and to participate in a discussion on payment regulations across borders. This panel is a unique opportunity to talk about the complex regulations and compliance challenges and the impact that they can have on scaling a payment company globally. We’ll share practical strategies and insights on how to adapt and thrive in this interconnected, yet diverse regulatory environment. I look forward to collaborating with fellow experts and discussing ways to achieve more streamlined and efficient payment systems worldwide,” said Simone.
Delegates should check out the panel discussion Regulatory Maze: Navigating Challenges in Cross Border Payments on Thursday, April 25th at 11.30 at the Collision Stage, which will delve into the intricate web of regulations and compliance hurdles and illuminate the path to seamless financial operations. Panelists include Don Vacal, CEO and Founder at ALTPAYNET, Simone Joyce, CEO and Founder of Paypa Plane, Nakul Kothari, Head of Market Expansion at Juspay, and Mona Zoet, Founder and CEO of RegPac Revolution.
Another session not to be missed is Navigating Challenges and Opportunities in ASEAN’s Cross-Border Payment Landscape on Tue April 23 at 14:15 at the Vision Stage.
An overview of some of the Money20/20 Asia speakers can be found here.The most up-to-date
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