CNN Central News & Network–ITDC India Epress/ITDC News Bhopal : The 4th edition of the country’s premier trading and finance exhibition and conference platform, Money Expo India 2025, being held at Mumbai’s Jio World Convention Centre, concluded with a resounding success with over 12,000 participants attending the two-day event on financial learning, fintech, digital financial innovations and more.
With 100+ brands participation, 80+ high-profile speakers, and attendees from over 10 nations, made Money Expo India 2025 one of the highest attended exhibition and conference for the financial sector. This event provided a platform for industry veterans to mingle and share their knowledge with young and new investors, entrepreneurs and professionals in this field.
Money Expo India 2025 explored key themes through interactive workshops, keynote sessions, and expert-led panels, covering topics such as AI-powered finance, stock market movements, mutual funds, regulatory updates, compliance tools, and digital payments.
On the first day of this event, Dr Tirthankar Patnaik, Chief Economist, National Stock Exchange in a keynote panel session ‘Equity Edge – Stocks, ETFs, Mutual Funds & IPOs’ highlighted India’s financial prowess and becoming a leader in raising capital. He said, “Companies get listed to raise capital. Last year, India was one of the world’s highest markets in raising capital to the tune of $20 billion and when we compare with market like NASDAQ is quite an achievement. This is in some sense a reflection of India’s growth story.”
Similarly, Mr Dilip Chenoy, Chairperson, Bharat Web3 Association delivered a keynote session and highlighted India’s dynamic financial landscape. He said, “Trading used to be on the floor and today it is computer-based, algorithm based and introduction of futures and options with India being one of the largest markets. This expo is a learning platform for ordinary and new investors where one can appreciate the nuances of the financial world and take their journey ahead with proper knowledge.”
Money Expo India 2025 also explored the rise of digital payments, breaking barriers and boundaries and introduction of AI in the finance sphere. Mr Takeo Ueno, CEO, NTT Data Payment Services India, in a panel session titled ‘Glocal Payments: Seamless Interoperability for a Connected World’, highlighted some synergies. He said, “Many countries from India to Japan have their own digital infrastructure. The way forward for the industry is providing an interoperability between lenders and customers, individual payment apps, which can benefit merchants and retailers.”
Taking forward the success of the first day, Money Expo India explored the many ways in which fintech and new financial start ups can navigate their way and create an ecosystem for India on the second and final day of the exhibition and conference.
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