• Government policymakers and global financial leaders will convene at the Financial Sector Conference (FSC 2023) on 15-16 March in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, to pave the industry roadmap amid global economic challenges.
• FSC 2023 will be held under the theme “Promising Financial Horizons” and is set to host over 100 panelists and speakers, including international participants from Goldman Sachs; Credit Suisse; HSBC; Deutsche Bank; JP Morgan and S & P Ratings.
• Agenda will focus on investing for tomorrow and implementing sector diversification in a challenging landscape.
• Conference organizers extend a warm welcome to global delegates and media to attend.
Feb 28, 2023 – The world’s global financial community will gather from 15-16 March in the Saudi capital Riyadh for the second edition of the Financial Sector Conference (FSC 2023). Leaders and senior executives from some of the most prominent international institutions will work alongside government ministers and top-level decision makers to help set the industry agenda for 2023 and explore innovative solutions to unprecedented challenges facing the sector. FSC 2023 is taking a confident outlook on the sector with the event being held under the conference slogan – “Promising Financial Horizons”.
The 2023 conference has already attracted representatives from leading banks, venture capitalists, market specialists and investment gurus from Asia, Europe and North America to join regional experts in a series of insightful presentations and timely panel discussions and debates. Companies represented include Goldman Sachs; Credit Suisse; HSBC; Deutsche Bank; JP Morgan and S & P Ratings among many others.
Saudi Arabia is the ideal location to bring financial leaders from the East and West together and organizers are extending the welcome to more global participants to come to Riyadh and be a part of shaping the agenda for the international financial community. The conference is expected to be an opportunity to address current challenges and identify opportunities for the future of finance.
From issues such as record-high inflation and interest rates to a global economic slowdown and the rise of disruptive technologies that can be better harnessed to enable future growth, the conference is focused on solutions and outcomes. The event will also examine the resilience of financial institutions and explore the impact of non-banking institutions in a rapidly changing sector that is absorbing the new economic realities of today.
Commenting on the expected impact of the conference, His Excellency, Minister of Finance and Chairman of the Financial Sector Development Program Committee Mohammed Aljadaan, said: “The launch of the 2nd Edition of the Financial Sector Conference comes at a critical time in the world as the regional and international financial community seeks to overcome the current challenges of the global economy, including slow growth, high inflation, and uncertainty, which have affected the global supply chain.”
'The Kingdom is committed to accelerating progress in line with Saudi Vision 2030 through the execution of structural reforms, including within the financial sector. Vision 2030 aims to drive sustainable economic growth and improve the quality of life by delivering effective strategies, programs, and projects. These efforts will help achieve higher growth rates and generate employment opportunities. Vision 2030 also aims to provide improved services through enhancing the role of the financial sector, boosting local content, promoting national industry, and strengthening the Kingdom’s financial position.'
As Saudi Arabia welcomes the world, FSC 2023 will provide an open, dynamic and truly engaging environment for the world’s financial and business leaders to examine ways to build a shared response using innovative ideas to boost prosperity worldwide.
The conference still has capacity for more delegates, and it encourages representatives of financial institutions from across Asia, Europe and North America to attend and contribute to shaping the debate on the direction and innovation the sector needs to address the future.
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