Wealth Management and Trust Conference

This year’s conference theme- “Growth Drivers: Risks Controls” underscores the need for increased vigilance to help navigate the turbulent and uncertain times. Therefore this edition is a robust platform that will comprise of bankers, institutional investors, asset managers, policy makers, academics and other stakeholders from across the region and the globe. The sole objective is to discuss and exchange views on strategies that will map the future direction of the industry while meeting the many business development demands.

The International Women of Blockchain (IWB) Celebration is an exciting and inclusive hybrid event that spotlight global women blockchain enthusiasts while raising awareness about blockchain technology and spearheading blockchain adoption. IWB spun out of the frustration of lack of female led conference speakers focusing on hard hitting blockchain topics that impact our lives. Since 2021 IWB has been featuring pioneers who are challenging the status quo and lending their hard work and dedication to building a diverse ecosystem.

With a rich past and an eye towards a bright future, Europe as a whole has taken several measures towards becoming technologically competitive. Being both the forefront of research and development as well as the home of the SiGMA Group, the European continent benefits from both a forward-thinking culture as well as drive for a tech-friendly future.

The current pandemic has affected every economy by disrupting the standard way of life. Critical sectors such as Healthcare, BFSI, Telcos, Retail, and Government are now dealing with the new regulatory & compliance risks, money laundering, cybercriminals that have adapted to the ‘New Normal’. Especially, countries from Middle East, North Africa and Pakistan are leading in the front line by reconsidering, forward thinking and adapting to these unprecedented times. To complement their objectives “6th MENA REGTECH Forum” will aim to discuss the use of Information Technology to enhance their “Regulatory Processes”.