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Factoring & Leasing in the Digital Age Middle East comes to Riyadh

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – 1 November

Senior leaders from across the Middle East’s financial services sector will gather in Riyadh for the inaugural “Factoring & Leasing in the Digital Age Middle East”, taking place on 1 November at the Crowne Plaza Riyadh Palace.

The event is organised by global technology leaders efcom (Germany) and PixelSoft (Egypt), with MERGE supporting the event’s implementation, and in partnership with the international factoring association FCI. The executive briefing brings together representatives from banks, non-bank financial institutions, fintechs, regulators and corporates to discuss the rapidly evolving factoring and leasing landscape across the GCC.

The event will explore how digitalisation, artificial intelligence and emerging technologies are reshaping financial products, working capital, trade finance and leasing. Key topics include Saudi Arabia’s evolving market landscape, global and regional industry trends, Islamic and Western financial products, AI and machine learning, and the latest developments in leasing automation.

The programme will also feature interactive technology demonstrations, providing participants with practical insights into how digital solutions can support the next generation of financial services.

With a heritage of more than a decade of high-level industry dialogue in Europe, Factoring & Leasing in the Digital Age is now bringing its platform for insight and exchange to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for the first time.

Participation is free of charge for all attendees, with places subject to availability.

Event: Factoring & Leasing in the Digital Age Middle East – 1st Edition

Date: 1 November

Venue: Crowne Plaza Riyadh Palace

Time: 08:30–15:00

Participation: Free of charge.

Source: efcom.de/en

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