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Singapore FinTech Festival makes in-person return in November

The event will include a physical exhibition of 500 leading firms in Fintech.

The Singapore FinTech Festival (SFF) will return in November as an in-person event, the Monetary Authority of Singapore announced.

According to MAS, the SFF 2022 will be held from 2 to 4 November at the Singapore EXPO, bearing the theme "Building Resilient Business Models amid Volatility and Change." 

Attendees can get insights from government leaders, regulators, financial services leaders, entrepreneurs, investors, and technology leaders on how they can address current challenges faced by the financial sector like volatile market conditions.

A physical exhibition featuring over 500 leading organisations will also be held during the three-day event. In the exhibition, firms will be able to showcase their latest innovations and developers.

"The exhibition will include free-to-access Ecosystem Stages for attendees to get up close with the newest technologies, products and launches from industry players," said MAS.

"The Ecosystem Stages will feature Product Announcements and Product Showcases from exhibitors; a specially curated ESG Impact Zone; country and sector deep-dives in the World FinTech Festival; and finalists’ showcases from the MAS Global FinTech Hackcelerator and Polyfintech100 API Hackathon," MAS added.

Another highlight of the offline event is the debut of Elevandi Global Founders Network, an exclusive global influencer programme that identifies exceptional founders who are building sustainable and resilient businesses.

"The global founders will be chosen through a nomination process, honoured at the SFF and share their 10-minute insights at the Founders Peak," said MAS.

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