USA, the premier fintech event globally and the hub for financial transactions, wrapped off its four-day event on October 22–25. With more than 500 presenters and 250 sessions spread across seven stages, Money20/20 USA offered over 60 hours of material ranging from the most recent developments in fintech across a wide range of industries, including payments, open banking, insuretech, lending, and more.
Additionally, AI and machine learning solidified their position as important fintech topics by examining the applications of technology in loan processing, fraud detection, and customer support. And because embedded financing is so customer-friendly and efficient, both traditional banks and neobanks are using it more and more.
Highlights also included a discussion about responsible leadership and the state of venture capital with Ariel Cohen, co-founder and CEO of Navan, and Ben Horowitz, co-founder and general partner at a16z. Regulators’ perceptions on fintech are revealed by acting comptroller of the currency at the OCC Michael Hsu and SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce. Dan Shulman, the former CEO of PayPal, spoke on stage once more about his future plans and those of the industry.
Money20/20 USA was a fantastic four-day event that featured insightful fintech talks and motivational industry professionals. I want to thank everyone who came and helped make the event a success. The programming was nonstop, and the chats were interesting and informative. Money20/20 is the premier event for the fintech and financial services sectors, as seen by the high level of participation from regulators, innovators, and industry leaders,” said Tracey Davies, Global President of Money20/20.
The introduction of Money20/20’s first digital product, Twentyfold, was one of the show’s industry announcements. Fintech experts may locate the best investment and collaboration possibilities worldwide with the aid of TwentyFold, a Data as a Service (Daas) intelligence platform that offers the largest and most comprehensive source of fintech businesses.
In addition, Money20/20 has long supported the idea that underrepresented populations in the financial services sector, including women and people of colour, should have a stronger voice. The programme also commemorated RiseUp’s fifth anniversary.
For Money20/20, the significance of financial companies remains a top concern. The Money20/20 Startup Network was initially revealed on the US programme this year. A group of seven amazing industry disruptors that have the ability to completely transform the financial industry have been selected to join the Money20/20 Startup Network.
Established in 2011, Money20/20 produces destination shows that connect the most creative individuals in fintech, payments, and the larger financial services sector. Fintech and financial services experts consider the USA edition, hosted in Las Vegas from October 22–25, 2023, and the Europe edition, held in Amsterdam from June 4–6, 2024, to be the venues where money conducts business. Both editions are renowned for their high-impact networking. A recent introduction of Money20/20’s Asia version is scheduled for April 23–25, 2024, in Bangkok.