With nearly a thousand solutions in Mexico's fintech sector, originating from countries such as Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and the United States, Open Finance 2050 will bring together key players from the international ecosystem to strengthen the industry amid its constant and rapid evolution. The sixth edition of Open Finance 2050, scheduled for June 13th and 14th at the St. Regis Hotel in Mexico City, will focus on Artificial Intelligence and the transition to a more technological world.

The event will integrate all segments of this ecosystem revolution, featuring panels, masterclasses, and specialized keynotes with the participation of impactful companies in the financial sector such as Alibaba, Amazon, BBVA, Clara, Clip, MasterCard, Mercado Pago, NUBANK, VISA, Walmart, among others.

Additionally, renowned Venture Capitals will participate, along with presentations from industry leaders such as Myriam Cosío, President, ASAMEP; Vicente Fenoll, President, ASOMFIPO; Felipe Vallejo, President, Fintech Mexico; David Ruiz, Head of Data Analytics & AI, Google; Mauricio Schwartzmann, MasterCard; and a keynote address by Mark Schulman, the drummer of PINK.

Mexico is the second-largest fintech market in Latin America, with a sustained growth rate of 18.4% between 2019 and 2023. In 2025, the evolution of the banking industry, fueled by the convergence of traditional banking and technology, is expected to give rise to transformation. Presently, Mexico boasts 773 fintech companies, signaling a 19% increase from 2023.

“The key to the success of the sector in 2050 lies in the ability of market players to integrate their strengths and create cohesive financial ecosystems that provide an exceptional experience to all our customers,” said Mario Hernández, CEO, Finvero and Open Finance 2050.

By 2027, Mexico is estimated to have a total of 86 million fintech users for digital payments. “To stay at the forefront, traditional banks have established strategic partnerships with fintech companies, leveraging the innovation and agility of startups to develop new products and services,” notes Erika Quezada, COO, Finvero and Open Finance 2050. “These collaborations have enabled traditional players to adapt more quickly to the changing needs of customers.”

 

Fuente: Mexico Business

Enlace: https://mexicobusiness.news/finance/news/open-finance-2050-unite-industry-leaders