Bahrain should leverage its stability and steady, sustainable growth model to create a neutral platform for fintech where they can connect people from all over the world and provide all these new services, said Infosys co-founder Senapaty ‘Kris’ Gopalakrishnan.
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He was speaking at the international conference of the Bahrain Chapter of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (BCICAI) which closed yesterday at the Diplomat Radisson Hotel.
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“Infosys rode on the wave of the Third Industrial Revolution and created an industry which became world-class. A similar disruption is going on all over the world in financial services. I think Bahrain’s efforts to tap the fintech market for the Mena region are well-timed,” Mr Gopalakrishnan said. “In today’s world, the greatest value is placed on trust. Lack of trust is creating a slowdown and globalisation is taking a backseat. “Almost all governments are becoming inward-looking and nationalistic. Therefore, a […]
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