The sold-out Cyprus Fintech Summit is changing the game this Friday

  • Четверг, 05 декабря 2024 12:48
  • The Cyprus Fintech Summit (CFS) event is back, and this time it’s bigger than ever! Happening this Friday, 6th December 2024, at the Crowne Plaza hotel in Limassol, CFS has officially sold out for the first time in its three-year history.

    With nearly 250 tickets gone, it’s clear that this event has become the must-attend fintech gathering in Cyprus and beyond.

    This Friday marks the fifth CFS. From the first-ever Cyprus Fintech Summit, which took place online during Covid, to last year’s incredible event, CFS has grown from a small industry event to a phenomenon, drawing fintech innovators, disruptors, and visionaries from across the globe. It’s not just a conference, it’s a celebration of the incredible progress and limitless potential of the fintech industry.

    “CFS is an event my team and I look forward to each year. From attending the first-ever Cyprus Fintech Summit to our ongoing participation, nothing will keep us from being part of this outstanding experience. It’s a premier networking opportunity that has driven significant growth for my team and company. Beyond that, CFS plays a vital role in positioning Cyprus as an international fintech hub, driving innovation and connecting key players across the industry.” Andreas Orphanos, novusalpha.

    This milestone moment wouldn’t be possible without the efforts of XValley, the team behind CFS. Known for creating tailored ecosystems for start-up forex & crypto brokerages, as well as core banking solutions for banking start-ups, XValley is all about helping businesses grow without losing sight of their bottom line.

    Unlike traditional solutions, XValley’s modular approach is designed for flexibility and scalability, empowering clients to achieve their goals faster and smarter. It’s that same innovative spirit that drives XValley’s work, and more importantly, it’s the heartbeat of CFS.

    A Line-Up of Visionaries
    This year’s event brings together a phenomenal roster of speakers who are shaping the future of fintech. Each speaker brings a wealth of expertise and a unique perspective on the trends and innovations to watch in 2025 and beyond.

    Here’s a glimpse at some of the incredible minds you’ll hear from this Friday:

    - Nicolas Evrard, Regional Director EMEA, India, LATAM at G2 Risk Solutions, who will provide an insider’s view on managing risk in the ever-changing fintech landscape.

    - Vitaly Kirshchenya, Senior Territory Account Executive at Cloudflare, will discuss the critical role of security in modern fintech.

    - Akis Tsekouras, Mastercard Advisors Cluster Lead for Central Eastern Europe, who will explore the evolution of payment solutions in a globalised economy.

    - Maria Leontiou, Head of Eurobank Next – Digital Growth & Future Competitiveness, who will share strategies for driving digital transformation in the financial sector.

    - Eirini Fotiou, Founder of Lifelines, who will offer insights into how fintech can create meaningful impacts on businesses and communities.

    - Marijana Gligoric, CEO and Co-Founder at brigit.dev, will share insights on bridging development and design in the industry.

    - Noam Levi, Co-Founder & CEO at Excela, who will talk about the future of blockchain technology in financial services.

    - Daniel Elsawey, visionary fintech leader, who will share his perspective on emerging trends and challenges in the industry.

    - Marat Karpeko, Co-Founder and Director at InData Labs and Wargaming.net, will share insights on leveraging AI to transform financial services.

    - Vanessa Antoniadou, Modern Workplace Senior Specialist at Microsoft, will explore how workplace technologies are evolving to meet fintech’s demands.

    - Andrey Krasovsky, Senior VP, HR at The Soul Publishing, will talk about creating fintech cultures that thrive in a fast-paced world.

    With over 30 speakers and panellists, the day promises to be packed with groundbreaking ideas and actionable insights.

     

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