Investopia Global - Tokyo
Unlock new frontiers of investment in this exclusive event for HNWI, pioneers, and institutional investors.
Learn more about Investopia Global TokyoUnlock new frontiers of investment in this exclusive event for HNWI, pioneers, and institutional investors.
Learn more about Investopia Global Tokyo
Investopia collaborates with experts and partners to provide valuable, actionable insights for leaders and investors on navigating new economies.
Our team and partners possess extensive knowledge and experience in identifying and capitalizing on new investment opportunities, as well as navigating diverse markets and regulatory landscapes. We share this expertise through our events and publications, empowering leaders and investors to make informed decisions and thrive in emerging economic landscapes.
The global demographic shifts underway hold the potential to both rapidly expand the opportunities for investment and returns: From the inclusion of underserved groups across the increasingly young and female purchasing power in emerging markets to more and more women founders and investors. How can investors capitalize on these trends? What challenges and opportunities characterize the careers of women in Finance as well as the track of women entrepreneurs? How can the business sector optimize the chances and capitalize on the potential of women in entrepreneurial or leadership roles?
Sharjah has a supportive business environment, solid connectivity, infrastructure, and an entrepreneurial mindset that presents investors with plentiful growth opportunities. The session focused on the promising investment opportunities in the emerging sectors shaping the emirate’s future development strategy.
Consumer adoption of fintech has grown rapidly over the past few years and is only expected to further increase as technology and services evolve. Beyond classical financial services, tech start-ups from the MENA region reshape crypto and NFT markets all the way to eCommerce solutions for SMEs. Fintech has gathered a genuine momentum in the region, from $ 80 million in capital in 2017 to an estimated $2 billion this year. This sector has been well established for a while, raising enough capital, the question remains, is there still room for fintech to disrupt further? What can investors learn from some of the most promising (fin)tech ventures from the region? What market developments do they need to apprehend and might be able to bank on?
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