 What: Fintech Ireland International Maps - Webinar (supported by US Fintech) When: Thursday 18 November 2021. 14:00-1530 Irish/UK time (09:00-1030 US Eastern Time). Where: Online Event Cost: Free Why: There are lots of US fintech doing business in Ireland. They are showcased on the Fintech Ireland International Map. If you are a US Fintech / US Techfin with a presence in Ireland, you can join the Maps by completing the Survey - Click Here. Details: Register - Click Here See the March 2021 edition of the Maps below or at https://fintechireland.com/fintech-ireland-map.html. November 2021 editions will be available to the public from 18th November 2021. Read more about the work of Fintech Ireland here - https://fintechireland.com
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 The registration platform for this event is now open to attend this joint event between Fintech Ireland, Choose New Jersey and New Jersey City University School of Business together with Tech United (New Jersey), Global Shares, Fenergo, Broadridge and SelectUSA (supported by Armstrong Teasdale).
US Fintech and US TechFin are delighted to be supporting this event happening Wednesday 14th April 2021. 15:00-1630 Irish/UK time (10:00-1130 US Eastern Time)! REGISTER HERE. Join FinTech Ireland, Choose New Jersey and the New Jersey City University (NJCU) School of Business together with Tech United, Global Shares, Fenergo, Broadridge and SelectUSA (supported by Armstrong Teasdale) for a webinar on fintech trends and opportunities within Ireland and the U.S. State of New Jersey. Hear from New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, business leaders and panel experts about economic synergies between New Jersey and Ireland and gain insight about the New Jersey’s innovation ecosystem and talent pool. Discover how New Jersey can provide Irish companies with the support, funding, and resources needed for successful investment in North America. What: Fintech Bridge - Ireland and New Jersey When: Wednesday 14th April 2021. 15:00-1630 Irish/UK time (10:00-1130 US Eastern Time). Where: Online Event Cost: Free Registration: https://fintechireland.com/events/fintech-bridge-ireland-new-jersey-tues-14th-april-2021  North America, and predominantly, the USA remains the No. 1 destination for Irish fintech expanding internationally according to leading Irish fintech network group, Fintech Ireland. The results were included in the webinar on 15th March on the Release of the Fintech Ireland Maps. This year, together with the usual updated Indigenous fintech map, the team released the inaugural international fintech map for Ireland with a host of US companies being identified. That explains why we support Fintech Ireland and perhaps why you should too. Read all about the event, watch the video and access the presentation slides at Fintech Ireland's Event page here. And take the time to read Sean Murray's, President and Chief Editor of deBanked, excellent and concise article on the event were he notes that "Though the Republic’s entire population (4.9M) is less than that of New York City (8.7M), it is home to nearly 250 indigenous fintech companies"   11th February 2021:
1) Remarks to attendees of the European Financial Forum in Ireland
The above remarks cover international financial services, brexit, fintech, payments, banking, the proposed Digital Euro, regtech, blockchain, digital assets, diversity & inclusion, monetary union Ireland's talented workforce, low corporate tax rate and export and inward investment opportunities. Did you know that the euro is the 2nd most used 'payments currency' globally? 2) Ireland's Minister of State for Financial Services, Credit Unions, and Insurance Seán Fleming TD launches the Ireland for Finance Action Plan for 2021. The Action Plan was announced during the Minister's speech at the European Financial Forum. Read more here New actions, include:
 Check out this upcoming webinar featuring US TechFin Intersystems, co-hosting with Fintech Ireland on the topic of Big Data!
Fintech Future: Banking on Big Data “a 'data driven' approach is emerging across the financial sector affecting institutions business strategies, risk and operations with respective changes in the mind-set and culture still in progress” What: Fintech Future: Banking on Big Data (Fintech Ireland & Intersystems) When: Tuesday 19th January 2021 at 1400 Irish/UK time (0900 US Eastern Standard Time) Where: Online Event Cost: Free Registration: https://intersystems.com/uk/fintechirelandwebinar (or via https://fintechireland.com/events/the-future-of-fintech-banking-bigdata) Description: Fantastic response to and signups for the Fintech Ireland and InterSystems UKI upcoming co-hosted webinar on "The Future of Fintech: Banking on Big Data" with an expert panel of regulator and industry data experts who will discuss the growing importance of this area for TechFin, Fintech & FinServ. A 'data driven' approach is emerging across the financial sector affecting institutions business strategies, risk and operations with respective changes in the mind-set and culture still in progress. Speakers:
Thanks to Simon Cocking & the team at Irish Tech News for covering & publishing articles on the impact of big data & advanced analytics: * Leveraging Innovative Technology To Ensure Success For Ireland’s Fintech Sector - https://irishtechnews.ie/leveraging-innovative-technology-ireland-fintech/ * Fintech Future: Banking On Big Data - https://irishtechnews.ie/fintech-future-banking-on-big-data-webinar/ |
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