In today’s fast-evolving landscape, sustainability has replaced unchecked growth as the top priority, prompting Fintechs to rethink and refine their strategies. This critical shift was the focal point of the inaugural episode of Conexión Fintech, an innovative series co-produced by Finnosummit and Mastercard. Designed to empower the Fintech community in Latin America, the series addresses the sector’s most pressing challenges—from driving innovation to achieving sustainable profitability.
Since its launch in 2016, the Finnovista Fintech Radar, now conducted by Finnosummit, has become the most relevant independent research reports in the region on the growth and analysis of the Fintech entrepreneurial ecosystem and the latest trends in the industry. The new update for Peru has identified that the country is home to 153 startups, for a total of 346 Fintech startups. The foreign Fintech market in Peru drives the growth of Fintech offerings for both companies and individuals with a special emphasis on financial inclusion.
The Fintech ecosystem in Latin America continues to demonstrate resilience, attracting significant investment and earning trust from both investors and users. Initiatives like Conexión Fintech provide a platform for learning and collaboration, two essential components in building a robust and sustainable sector.
This shift from aggressive growth to sustainability isn’t just a trend—it’s a necessity. By adopting self-sustaining business models, Fintechs can ensure their longevity and position themselves as key drivers of financial inclusion and economic growth in Latin America.
Don’t miss this insightful discussion, featuring Andrés Fontao, CEO of Finnosummit, moderating a panel with industry leaders: Diego Szteinhendler, Senior Vice President of Fintechs, Digital Partners, and Retail; Dámaris Mendoza, Partner at 500 Global; and Neri Tollardo, Co-founder and CEO of Platacard.
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