What is the business model that survives the era of volatility?”

The Singapore Fintech Festival (SFF) has returned to a non-face-to-face event for the first time in three years since 2019. SFF, which marks its seventh anniversary this year, is the world’s largest fintech exhibition and conference led by the Singapore Monetary Authority (MAS).

Singapore has grown SFF into the world’s largest fintech event by actively utilizing the national advantage of being a global financial hub. From the first event, a large number of Singaporean financial institutions, local asset management, banks, insurance, fintech companies, venture capital (VC), and private equity funds participated, and last year, it grew into a global fintech business platform with 60,000 participants from 160 countries around the world.



At this year’s SFF, more than 440 companies in the fields of payment, remittance, security, and solutions set up booths, and 850 expert presentation sessions were held. More than 2,000 institutions from 110 countries applied for participation, and 25 national halls including Korea were also created. The week-long networking event “Innovation Lab Crawl End Industry” was also held successfully across Singapore.

A three-day conference was also held in which executives of multinational companies such as global financial institutions and IT companies will be speakers. On the large conference stage, the conference was held under various fintech themes.The main theme of the exhibition is “Building Resilient Business Models Amid Volatility and Change,” and the business model discovery and technology trends needed in an era where only uncertainty is certain have been announced.

“The world is at a time when the industry is shifting around web 3.0, digital assets, and ESG,” said Sopendu Mohanti, director of MAS Fintech. “This SFF 2022 is designed to reflect these changes.”