EROE announced that it will host the webinar “Decoding the Future of Money- Banking Without Banks” together with leading specialists from McKinsey, Securrency, Tarabut Gateway and Bosa Advisors.
EROE’s series of webinars Business Transformation Explained continues to shed light on the important subjects across vital industries in the region. Part of a 3 episodes webinar set to decode the future of money, the edition Banking Without Banks is drawing together global and regional experts in the financial industry.
Hosted by EROE’s CEO Daniel Solomon and moderated by Kareem Monem, regional thought leader in digital transformation, the webinar brings to the hot seat the current banking system, its challenges and how fintech, innovators and technologists are bridging the gap between legacy systems and futurist technologies where value transcends money and banking becomes a personalised experience.
“In 2019 data from the Central Bank of the UAE showed that the banking sector in the UAE is the biggest in the Middle East and Africa, with total assets reaching 824 billion Dollars (equivalent to 3,022 billion Dirhams). The Central Bank of the UAE has been heavily invested in supporting the fintech ecosystem in an effort to spark innovation that will take the financial services to an “out of the box” experience level for its customers. We feel that conversation around the banking future and the future of money has to become more public and more accessible to a wider audience” said Daniel Solomon, CEO Eroe and host of the exclusive webinar edition.
The authority panel formed by Sonia Wedrychowicz, Senior Advisor McKinsey, Patrick Campos, Chief Strategy Officer at Securrency, Bill Ashlock, founder of Bosa Advisors and Patrick Frith, COO at Tarabut Gateway will analyse and provide exclusive insights about the complex relationship between banking, fintech and the bridge that will connect the financial industry to the future.
Banking Without Banks will go live on 8th September 2020 starting 4 PM Gulf Standard Time and the registrations are now open.