Regional Networking E-vent For Africa And The Middle East

CODIX IS A SPONSOR OF THE FCI’S REGIONAL VIRTUAL CONFERENCE

CODIX is a Sponsor of four virtual Regional Networking E-vents organised by FCI in the first half of 2021. The third event, aimed at highlighting African & the Middle East members, will take place on 23 March (12.00 – 18.00 Cairo Time) and 24 March (9.00 – 13.00 CET).

The agenda of the Regional Networking E-vent for Africa & the Middle East includes a plenum session on Africa & the Middle East to present the latest developments and some highlights as well as a panel discussion. This will give an opportunity for members around the world to listen in on what’s actually happening on the ground in the factoring industry in the highlighted region. Afterwards there will be two half-day sessions held through FCI’s new specialized online platform, whereby members globally can organize short bilateral meetings with correspondent members located in the highlighted region.

This third event of the series is expected to be attended by chief executives, business and technology professionals, as well as by leading experts in the factoring industry who will discuss business opportunities, investigate new services and procedures, learn best practices, all in order to ultimately generate future new business. CODIX Group COO Laurent Tabouelle will give a presentation in the panel for the latest IT Developments in the Factoring Industry. The main topics covered by the agenda are:

• What happened in 2020 and an economic outlook for Africa & the Middle East in 2021?
• Overview of the region
• Regional Panel: Central & West Africa
• Regional Panel: Middle East & North Africa
• Regional Panel: Southern & Eastern Africa
• Arabic Africa Trade Bridge Program
• What are the latest IT Developments in the Factoring Industry?

*FCI was set up as an umbrella organization for independent factoring companies around the world. Today it has grown into the world’s representative factoring network and association with close to 400 members in 90 countries. Its aim is to introduce factoring in countries where it is not yet available and to develop a framework for international factoring.