UBA Ghana is set to convene Ghana’s maiden Fintech Conference 2026 on Thursday, June 18, 2026, in Accra.
The conference, themed “Banking Beyond Borders: Driving Innovation Through Fintech Partnerships,” will bring together industry leaders, fintech innovators, regulators, policymakers, banking professionals, and other key stakeholders to explore how strategic partnerships and technological innovation are transforming the financial services landscape.
The conference will serve as a platform for insightful keynote and panel discussions focused on emerging fintech trends, digital transformation, financial inclusion, collaborative opportunities, regulatory developments, and the role of strategic partnerships in shaping the future of financial services across Africa.
The keynote address will be delivered by Dr. Gbadebo Adenrele, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of United Capital Plc, who will share insights on the evolution of fintechs, the opportunities they present, and the critical role partnerships play in driving sustainable growth within the financial sector.
Speaking ahead of the event, Henry Nii Dottey, the Regional Head of Brand, Marketing & Corporate Communications for UBA Anglophone West Africa emphasized the bank’s commitment to fostering innovation and industry collaboration.
“At UBA, we believe the future of banking lies in collaboration. Through this conference, we aim to facilitate meaningful conversations around innovation, technology, and partnerships that will shape the next phase of growth in financial services. As Africa’s Global Bank, we remain committed to supporting solutions that make banking more accessible, efficient, and impactful for individuals, businesses, and communities across the continent,” he said.
The conference forms part of UBA Ghana’s broader strategy to champion innovation, strengthen partnerships, and contribute to the development of a resilient, inclusive, and technology-driven financial ecosystem in Ghana and across Africa.
This conference is strictly by invitation.
