In the bid to bolster Australian fintech at a global scale, regtech sets a unique case. This trend has been more apparent than ever not just for Australia but the broader Asia-Pacific (APAC) region in recent years. Regtech’s role and trajectory within Australia and APAC will be a key area of emphasis at the upcoming Finance Magnates Pacific Summit (FMPS).
As the biggest event in APAC this year, look for a convergence of both B2B and B2C specialists, experts, thought leaders and more in Sydney, Australia on August 27-29. The marquee summit will be drawing thousands of attendees, with plenty of exhibitors, sponsors, and more.
FMPS will feature two full days of curated content, part of a wide-reaching agenda that spans four industry verticals – fintech, payments, online trading, and crypto. The full-length agenda for FMPS is already live and participants are encouraged to familiarize themselves with what’s in store this August.
One of the most hyped panels in the regtech space to take place this August will be the session, Ready to Scale? Regtech in Australia, A Global View. Indeed, regtech has grown in importance in recent years and is shaping up as a scalable opportunity for many within APAC.
As a quick reminder, it is not too late to reserve your seat online for FMPS. Make sure to skip the queues on-site this August in Sydney and register today. Time is running out to be a part of FMPS so do not delay!
Regtech in Focus at FMPS in Sydney
Despite a growing need for robust and reliable compliance, the world’s third-largest regtech sector remains underfunded. This session is one to circle on the calendar, with an eye-opening fireside chat to get a grip on tomorrow’s regtech Aussie hub.
The panel, Ready to Scale? Regtech in Australia, A Global View, will be taking place on Centre Stage, on August 28, 11:00-11:20. The panel will include two specialists who are no strangers to the regtech space: Dickie Currer, National Lead at Tech Australia Advocates, and Deborah Young, CEO at The RegTech Association.
Panel attendees can take an immersive look into Australia’s regtech scene and find answers to some key questions currently facing the space. Participants can also expect to find where the alpha is in regtech, and what VCs are missing out on. Additional emphasis will be paid to what actually needs to happen for greater governmental support and harmonization.
Of course, this brings up a number of considerations and questions, perhaps the most relevant being whether the local eco-system ready to work across global regulatory regimes. Thankfully there are no shortage of examples as experts can learn from other fintech hubs. This is one session you cannot afford to miss and one of the most important for regtech specialists in Australia.
See you in Sydney in less than three weeks!
