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    Digitization of the banking sector -en route to a cashless Africa

    Marketforces AfricaBy Marketforces AfricaJune 20, 2019Updated:October 14, 2025 Mobile Banking No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Digitization of the banking sector -en route to a cashless Africa

    The banking industry’s efforts to shift to digital channels have been staggered, at best.

    Given the industry’s financial pressures and global economic uncertainties, there is an increased urgency and opportunity to adopt an all-inclusive approach to going digital and integrating that strategy across the banking ecosystem.

    Embracing a fully digital strategy requires end-to-end modernization of a bank’s infrastructure.Digitization of the banking sector -en route to a cashless Africa

    Equally important, it requires a transition from an account-based view of banking customers to one that knows them as individuals and enhances the customer experience with relevant, convenient and personalized products and service.

    Organized by the International Center for Strategic Alliances, the Digital Banking Summit 2019 will bring forth a C-level platform that will concentrate on global trends and disruptions, how market players can ascertain opportunities and respond to the threats.

    A gathering that focuses on the big issues from Fintech Disruption to Financial Inclusion, Blockchain and Regtech.

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    The main focus of this 2-day summit would be in the fields of Digital Business, Open Banking, Financial Inclusion, Fintech, Digital Innovation in this sector as well as Emerging Payment Methods in the industry.

    On 19th and 20th days in August, 2019, the Digital Banking Summit 2019, will bring together specialists and experts in banking, digital transformation and customer experience, to discuss, deliberate and share the best practices prevalent in the industry.

    Up to 250 senior experts ranging from Members of the board, C-level executives, Senior Vice Presidents, Vice Presidents, Directors and Heads of departments from banking industry are invited and are expected to attend this event.

    With Keynotes, Candid Conversations, Fire-Side Chat, Panels, and Focus sessions the summit aims to outline the challenges and opportunities within the industry, the content has been curated to educate, inspire and empower leaders to advance their pioneering strategies and integration – effectually cultivating their bottom line.

    For Registrations delegates, media partners, speakers and sponsors are now open.

    Interested parties may contact ICSA at +44 20 3808 8625 or email info@ghanadigitalbanking.com / info@intercsa.com or for more information, visit their website www.ghanadigitalbanking.com or www.africadigitalbanking.com

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