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EPISODE · Nov 22, 2024 · 12 MIN

Driving Innovation in the Middle Corridor: Varlam Ebanoidze on Georgia’s Fintech Strategy

from Finstep Asia Edge: Unveiling Fintech Trends in the Web 3.0 Era · host Finstep Asia

Join Varlam Ebanoidze, Head of Fintech Development at the National Bank of Georgia, as he shares insights on the country’s fintech strategy, innovation efforts, and its pivotal role in the Middle Corridor ecosystem on the Finstep Asia Edge Podcast with Musheer Ahmed. Key Highlights: 💡Georgia’s Fintech Strategy: Focused on policy, infrastructure, and experimentation, Georgia is paving the way for fintech innovation. 🛣️The Digital Silk Road: Extending regulatory sandbox borders to create a regional hub for testing fintech ideas in the Middle Corridor. 🚀 Regional Collaboration Expanding the regulatory sandbox to foster cross-border fintech projects in the Middle Corridor. 👉 Subscribe for more insights on global fintech innovation and regional development! #fintechinnovation #globalfinance #fintechinnovation intechdevelopment

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