Top Tech and Finance Experts to Converge for the 3rd ADF Summit from 24th May

South Africa is set to host the first Africa Digital Finance Summit from 24^th to 26^th May, 2023.

The event will attract speakers in the digital and finance spectrum from across the globe.

South Africa will host that the 3^rd Annual Africa Digital Finance Summit (ADFS) on the 24^th to 26^th of May, 2023 at the Sandton Convention Center.

The three-day event is themed: “The Future of Finance in Africa: Our pathway to a new Africa.”

The Summit will incorporate a thought-leadership conference featuring governments, central banks across Africa, prominent executives representing global Fintech operators and start-ups.

Other professionals and decision makers across the world in the financial, economic, technology, fintech and block chain industry will also be in attendance to deliberate and forge a pathway towards the future of finance in Africa.

The Summit will host over 70 keynote speakers well equipped and driven to provoke conversations on the future of finance in Africa from over 40 countries across the globe. Sponsoring the event, are over 30 partners and over 2500 attendees who have registered for the summit.

Coming at the backdrop of the Free Trade Agreement in Africa, this annual summit is spearheading the conversation of re-defining value exchange for Africans and encouraging them to leverage on decentralized Finance in their businesses and everyday transactions.

Speaking at a Global Conference, former president Uhuru Kenyatta said “Africa is the last frontier of endless promise” thus, this summit aims to position Africa as the continent that innovative solutions in digital finance will be found and implemented successfully.

“This is a summit for bold, visionary leaders who are willing to disrupt as much as they are willing to create, who know what to give up as much as what they expect to gain. Africa’s rapid adaptation of digital solutions places the continent at the center of the digital finance discussion,” said the Managing Director and CEO of Glasshouse PR Mary Njoki.

“The digital space has decentralized so many services that can be accessed from anywhere and this is no different from the financial services. It means that from the comfort of our homes, and with the tap of a button, we can make transactions across the globe. As Africa arises, the continent is rapidly growing as a consumer of the digital economy and it is time to bring the discussion to the continent,” said Ms. Njoki.

The ADFS will comprehensively address issues affecting financial technologies innovations in Africa, policies and legislations that will guarantee a sustainable conducive environment for the uptake of these technologies.

It will also look to empower current and successive generations, implementation of blockchain and related technologies across Africa, the future of Finance in Africa as well as how African governments and private sector can leverage on the convergence of various transformational technologies in order to positively chart the trajectory of the socio-economic growth on the African continent.