28 Mar 2025 • Conference • Economic Development • Financial Services
FinTech in Africa: Vision 2030
On the 27th of March 2025, the American Chamber of Commerce of Mauritius (AMCHAM Mauritius), in collaboration with MINDEX, hosted an executive event themed “FinTech in Africa: Vision 2030” at the EDB’s Conference Room in Ebene.
The event was graced by Honourable Dhaneshwar Damry, Junior Minister of Finance, and His Excellency Henry V. Jardine, US Ambassador to Mauritius and Seychelles.
The event provided a high-level platform for thought leaders, industry experts, and key stakeholders to discuss on the future landscape of financial technology in Africa, focusing on innovations, regulatory challenges, and opportunities for sustainable growth by the year 2030, and promoted Mauritius as a key jurisdiction for Fintech in Africa.
A report by McKinsey highlights that Africa’s fintech landscape has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years, characterized by rapid growth and innovation. Despite significant headwinds, the market remains one of the most dynamic and promising in the world, with notable optimism among fintech leaders and investors. The African financial services sector, which includes both traditional financial services and fintechs, continues to show strong growth, maintaining an average annual revenue growth of 8 percent from 2018 to 2023, with growth expected to accelerate to nearly 10 percent per year between 2023 and 2028. Africa’s favourable demographics—the continent is home to the fastest-growing population on the planet—coupled with increasing digital adoption continue to be key enablers of future expansion. Growth is also being fuelled by deepening mobile money penetration, with mobile subscriber penetration projected to reach 49 percent by 2030. McKinsey further suggests that fintech revenues could reach up to $47 billion by 2028, representing about a five-fold increase from its value of $10 billion in 2023.
Mauritius as a well-regulated, sophisticated and trusted jurisdiction is well positioned as the leading International Financial Centre in the region and offer a conducive business environment for Fintech start-ups that are looking at contributing to Africa’s financial landscape.
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