Shaping the Next Decade of Growth

Join us to celebrate the past decade - and shape the next chapter in the future of finance at the Singapore FinTech Festival 2025.
The United States continues to lead FinTech investment funding with US$83.2B raised in 9M 2025 representing 85% of global value.
The United States continues to lead FinTech investment funding with US$83.2B raised in 9M 2025 representing 85% of global value.
We collaborate with governments on policies and infrastructure to build better financial systems
We connect the global community to develop responsible digital transformation and grow mindshare
We upskill talent for the evolving financial ecosystem
We mobilise venture capital for innovation
An insider's perspective from practitioners, policymakers and industry players.
Odisha, India
The Forum aims to convene the FinTech and InsurTech community, including startups, corporates, investors, regulators, and academics, to foster collaboration, business growth, and policy innovation. It serves as a launchpad for emerging ventures through investor networking and matchmaking, driving thought leadership on regulatory and digital transformation.
The Global Finance & Technology Network (GFTN) is a not-for-profit organisation established by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) in 2024 to harness technology and foster innovation for more efficient, resilient, and inclusive financial ecosystems through global partnerships. GFTN organises convening forums, offers advisory services on innovation ecosystems, provides access to transformative digital platforms, and invests in technology startups with the potential for growth and positive social impact through its venture fund.
Francophone finance is facing its own reversal. The CFA franc arrangement is under political strain, and the correspondent banking channels that carried the region's international payments are pulling out. The institutions built over decades remain sound: the Code Civil tradition, OHADA's unified commercial law, sovereign central bank governance. What's exposed is the network layer beneath them, run by others, and leaving with them.
Black Swan Summit Cambodia brings together central bank governors, commercial banking leaders and FinTech operators from across the francophone world and ASEAN to build a working answer to that gap. The Summit runs alongside the 20th Sommet de la Francophonie and is designed to feed a concrete FinTech and digital finance agenda directly into the Sommet's own economic programming, as its headline economic output.
Cambodia is both host and proof. A small, heavily dollarised economy turned its two biggest constraints, dollarisation and fragmentation, into the world's first blockchain based national payment system at scale: sovereign control held at the core, an open network built on top. Nearly 90% of Cambodia's deposits are still held in US dollars (AMRO), the host's own version of the problem it's asking the region to solve.
Black Swan Summit Cambodia exists to convene the institutions capable of turning that model into shared infrastructure for the francophone world.
The National Bank of Cambodia (NBC), the nation's central bank, is the monetary and supervisory authority. The mission of the NBC is to determine and direct the monetary policy aimed at maintaining price stability in order to facilitate economic development within the framework of the kingdom's economic and financial policy. The NBC conducts this in consultation with the Royal Government and in consideration of the framework of the economic and financial policy of the kingdom. As the monetary authority, the NBC is the sole issuer of the Khmer riel, the national currency. In doing so, this helps maintain monetary stability.
As the supervisory authority, the NBC has the authority to license, delicense, regulate and supervise banks and financial institutions in Cambodia. The NBC also conducts regular economic and monetary analysis, publishes various publications, oversees the nation's payment systems, establishes balance of payments, and participates in the management of external debt claims.
The Global Finance & Technology Network (GFTN) is a Singapore headquartered organisation that leverages technology and innovation to create more efficient, resilient, and inclusive financial systems through global collaboration. GFTN is a not-for-profit organisation established by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) in 2024.
The purposes of The Association of Banks in Cambodia (the "Association") are to promote the development of the Cambodian financial system and to protect the legitimate interests of its members. The Association shall conduct its activities in close cooperation with local and international authorities, associations, organizations, and institutions, and shall serve as a channel of communication between those institutions and the banking community in furtherance of its mission.
The Cambodian Association of Finance & Technology (CAFT) is Cambodia's leading industry platform advancing digital finance, financial innovation, and cross-sector collaboration. CAFT convenes regulators, financial institutions, technology firms, investors, and startups to strengthen policy alignment and ecosystem development.
Its flagship platform, CamTech Summit, serves as a national forum connecting public and private sector leaders to drive practical outcomes in digital finance, cybersecurity, data governance, and inclusive growth. Through strategic partnerships, international delegations, and capacity-building initiatives, CAFT positions Cambodia within regional and global fintech networks while supporting the development of a secure, resilient, and future-ready financial system.