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  • Dates:
    Wed, 05/25/2022 - Thu, 05/26/2022
RegTech Africa Conference 2022
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LAGOS – NIGERIA ----The maiden edition of the annual Regtech Africa Conference has been slated to hold on Wednesday 25th of May, 2022.

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The RegTech Africa Conference is the premier gathering of regulators, innovation ecosystem builders, investors, corporates, and government representatives to engage, collaborate and share knowledge around new technologies and practices that support better regulations.

The conference with the theme ‘REGULATORY INNOVATION: BOLSTERING AFRICA’S ROLE IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY’, which will act as a very good catalyst for the African digital economy – with a high commercial and economic value, will be driven by stellar advisory council members with shared purpose and proven track record in the advancement of innovative regulation across Africa.

With an expansive line-up of over 50 inspiring speakers, target participants of over 1,000 across over 75 countries, the two days virtual conference will provide the perfect platform with the power to influence change.

The conference will be leveraging experience, insights and tools from different global players in terms of vendor/technology companies, Governments, Academia, Regulators and the private sector.

The conference agenda unifies eight core tracks with focus on live case studies, information exchange, focused pitch deck on solutions to real challenges and cutting-edge insights; all curated after an intensive market research and feedback from key industry stakeholders.

The inaugural members include:

  • Osioke Ojior is a distinguished Cybersecurity leader and technology executive with global experience in Management consulting focused on technology innovation for economic development. He served as a cybersecurity leader at an American federal healthcare agency and national security company; was a technology executive at a major US consulting company; before senior posts at the top pan-African fintech business and the national payments system for Africa's largest economy.
  • Chuma Qwalela is an experienced board director, leading truly impactful programs within public, private and non-profit sectors. She led the implementation of the Prudential Authority program at the South African Reserve Bank and subsequently served as the Head of Strategy and Change at the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE).
  • Portia Ndlovu brings deep experience in legislative reforms strategy and execution and is responsible for the enforcement of securities laws at the Securities and Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe. She also worked at the Attorney General Office of Zimbabwe where she drafted legislation and gave legislative advice to Ministries and government departments.
  • Kojo Dougan is a highly experienced Business Operations & Strategy Executive with a passion for skills development, mentoring and a demonstrated history of working in the information technology and services industry. As a member of GARIA, (Ghana Association of Restructuring & Insolvency Advisors) Kojo played key roles in turning around the Ghana South Africa Chamber (GSABC) into profitably within 3 years (2016-2019) and positioning Interpay, a Ghanaian fintech for acquisition by a US firm in 2018.
  • Arnold Karanja is an esteemed legal practitioner based in Kenya, with expertise in Data Protection Compliance, Digital Mergers & Acquisitions, AML, Betting & Gaming Regulation. He represents and advises Global Systemic Important Financial Institutions (G-SIFIs) emerging tech regulations and standards. Arnold is certified by the International Board for IT Governance Qualifications (IBITGQ) on the EU-GDPR.
  • Nolwazi Hlophe is a recognized leader in the theory and application of financial regulation and supervision, capacity building, partnerships and customer experience design that enhance efficiency and shape customer behaviour. Nolwazi had previously worked for Cenfri and the Central Bank of Eswatini and is currently the Deputy Director, Financial Regulation and Supervision at Digital Frontiers. She is the Financial Regulation Lead for the Certified Digital Finance Practioner (CDFP) for the Anti-Money Laundering Compliance, Digital Identity, Regulation in Digital Financial Services and Regulating and Governing IIP Systems course in Instant and Inclusive Payments (IIPS) Program.

For registration and partnership opportunities, please visit www.regtech.africa or email info@regtechafrica.com.

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Regtech Africa Conference is a social enterprise initiative of RegTech Africa focused on promoting innovative regulatory technology as a force for common good.

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