Global Fintech and Blockchain China Summit 2017

With profound application of new technologies of big data, cloud computing, blockchain, artificial intelligence, mobile internet and etc, Fintech 3.0 era is around the corner, featuring deep integration between finance and technology as well as integration between traditional financial institutions and internet-based finance companies. Fintech has resulted in booming of a plethora of new financial business modes while driving transformation of traditional financial industries. Financial mobile payment, digital currencies, P2P, crowd funding, big data credit, robo-advisor, smart contract, scenario finance and other financial innovations, are promoting and creating new  financial ecosystem, while  continuously improving financial services efficiency and reducing overall cost. Not least the fast emerging of blockchain R&D and application, blockchain has become the technical engine of Fintech 3.0 era.

Under this backdrop, Inaugural Global Fintech & Blockchain China Summit 2017 will be held in Shanghai on October 26th, which is consisting a concurrent small exhibition, more than 800 delegates from government, associations, research institutes, banks, securities and futures firms, insurance companies, funds, internet-based financing, supply chain financing, consumer financing, P2P, distributed ledger and blockchain technology, artificial intelligence, big data and computer clouding, mobile and cross border payment, credit investigation, risk control  will attend the event. This event will focus on latest global developments of fintech and blockchain technology with real application cases and future prospect of application of fintech the blockchain technology in areas of banking, insurance, asset management and trading , cross border payment, notarization, IoT, supply chain management, medical services and government governance, and also address the opportunities and challenges ahead. We are fully convinced that this summit will empower the creation of the new technology-driven financial eco-system and reconfiguration of the future.

Event Highlights:

  • 2000+ Professional Visitor for Exhibition
  • 800+ High Level Participants for Conference
  • 150+ Financial Services Companies
  • 80+ Fintech Innovators
  • 50+ Eminent Speakers Sharing Real Cases
  • 20+ Startups Demo Show and Project Crowdfunding
  • 30+ Top VC/PE Investors Attending
  • 50+ Media Reporting

Blockchain ICO Demo Show:

Special meeting room for Blockchain ICO Demo Show, 30+ PE/VC, potential individual investors as well as journalists will be invited to this show, each show company have 30 minutes speech time to demonstrate their products or services, and 15 minutes to answer questions from investors and media. This will be a great platform for startups to demonstrate blockchain projects, and attract funding from PE/VC as well as ICO (Initial Coin Offer).

What You Can Get from This Event:

Hearing from visionary leaders’ presentations cover all aspects of Fintech across AI, Big Data , Cloud Computing, Blockchain. Learning from the most relevant live case studies to understand what companies are currently doing and how they are leveraging technology to get a strategic advantage. Meeting with hundreds of Fintech and Blockchain Industry Experts as well as Financial Service Industry Professionals. Showcasing your Fintech & Blockchain Products, Services, Platforms and Solutions in front of Your Potential Clients.

You can find all the info, agenda and speakers on the official website.

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