Adal Ortiz Ávalos, president of the Patronal Confederation of the Mexican Republic (Coparmex) CDMX, said he believes in a competitive, accessible and modern financial ecosystem for companies such as the Fintech sector, which makes operations of more than 68 billion pesos in Mexico.
“From Coparmex, we believe in a competitive, accessible and modern financial ecosystem for companies, so Open Finance 2050 is an opportunity to connect innovation with real economic development,” he said.
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The volume of annual operations of the sector already exceeds 68 billion pesos, with almost a thousand active companies in the country and a growth of 19 percent only in the last year, said the businessman.
“This ecosystem generates 1,600 direct jobs and benefits more than 4.5 million users, which reinforces its role as an engine of inclusion and economic dynamism,” said the business representative.
With the aim of consolidating the most relevant financial innovation in Latin America, on June 11 and 12 the seventh edition of Open Finance 2050 will be held at the St. Regis Hotel in Mexico City.
The Open Finance 2050 event will address key issues such as payment digitalization, artificial intelligence in credit and new financial inclusion models such as Fintech ecosystem.
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The meeting will bring together more than 250 international speakers, 200 leading companies in the sector and more than two thousand attendees from more than 30 countries.
Among the central issues that will be addressed are the artificial intelligence applied to credit, digital payments and interoperability, inclusive scoring models, sustainable finances and community financial inclusion such as Fintech.
Mario Hernández, president and co -founder of Finvero and Open Finance 2050, stressed that the forum is a space for dialogue and collaboration platform to transform the financial system in Latin America.
“We are excited to see how the financial, regulatory, technological and investor ecosystem joins this effort to boost a deep transformation, from the artificial intelligence applied to credit to the digitalization of payments and sustainability,” said Hernández.
In 2025, India will be the guest country of honor, in recognition of its role as one of the most dynamic digital economies in the world and with the aim of strengthening strategic ties between Latin America and Asia in financial technology.
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