Comprising 16 member organizations, the alliance represents over 2,600 fintech companies, collectively generating more than 100,000 jobs. These members include national fintech associations from countries such as Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and Spain, among others. By bringing together diverse stakeholders, the alliance aims to strengthen the fintech industry and promote financial inclusion throughout Ibero-America.
One of the alliance's key objectives is to influence public policy and regulatory frameworks to create a favorable environment for fintech innovation. It works closely with governments, regulators, and other institutions to advocate for policies that support the growth of the fintech sector while ensuring consumer protection and financial stability.
In addition to policy advocacy, the alliance is committed to research and development in the fintech space. It conducts studies, publishes reports, and organizes events such as webinars and conferences to disseminate knowledge and best practices among its members and the broader fintech community. These initiatives aim to enhance the understanding of fintech trends and challenges, facilitating informed decision-making and strategic planning.
Through its efforts, the Ibero-American Fintech Alliance plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of financial technology in the region, driving innovation, and promoting sustainable economic development.
