A third of fintech executives prioritize access to international markets when choosing a jurisdiction.
28% of executives face challenges related to funding, investment, regulatory compliance, and changing policies.
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A new report by BVI Finance shows that 94% of fintech leaders find cross-border growth crucial for success.
63% of fintech businesses operate through entities in International Finance Centres (IFCs).
Factors influencing fintech businesses' jurisdiction choice include access to markets, stable regulatory environment, and professional services network.
Investment in emerging technologies is seen as important for competitiveness, with a focus on tech integration for operational efficiency.
Challenges faced by fintech businesses include access to funding, regulatory compliance, and navigating the fragmented regulatory landscape.
IFCs provide solutions for fintech companies dealing with compliance requirements across multiple markets.
BVI Finance CEO emphasizes the importance of understanding and meeting the evolving needs of fintech businesses.
IFCs are crucial for the industry's transformation and global growth as fintech companies seek expertise, infrastructure, and regulatory clarity.
The research involved 451 fintech business leaders globally and was conducted by Censuswide.
BVI Finance promotes the BVI as a leading international business and finance center.
Fintech on the Seas 2025 is a digital assets conference focusing on innovation, regulation, and global connectivity.
The conference aims to foster collaboration and provide insights on how emerging technologies impact global financial systems.