Doconomy at Singapore Fintech Festival

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Every year, the Singapore Fintech Festival (SFF) gathers thousands of people from across the world, bringing forward ideas that shape the economy and making impactful public and private sector connections. As the first in-person Festival since 2019, the week-long celebration is packed with curated, interactive sessions and networking opportunities.

Doconomy will be present at the festival to be part of discussions and push the agenda forward in activating banks and Fintechs in green finance. We welcome all visitors to our booth to discuss the benefits to financial firms for using sustainability as a new client engagement vector. We will take part in various other activities at the festival, presenting on stage, participating in panel discussions, and much more.

Feel free to reach out to denise.livijn@doconomy.com if you want to connect with us at SFF.

Our Chief Commercial Officer Carl-Johan will present how we drive climate Action together with our partner Mastercard. Our Carbon Calculator was designed to educate cardholders on the carbon impact of their purchase, leading to more mindful spending choices. How we develop products that drive action and what business value we bring to the table.

Organizations are realizing the impact of climate change will be upon us sooner than expected. This has opened a world of opportunities for investments in impact-related funds and ESG. Carl-Johan will take part in an insightful morning panel together with industry experts to discuss how can we speed up impact and ESG investments to mitigate the rapid development of climate change.

We welcome visitors to come by our booth in the ESG zone (Hall 5) or schedule a 30 min-meeting. Please let us know what could work best for you and we look forward to connecting further in Singapore.

Our team at Singapore Fintech Festival

Carl-Johan leads Doconomy’s commercial team’s development of new markets and strong relationships to further amplify banks, brands and individuals ability to take climate action globally. Carl-Johan has vast international experience from the financial information industry, providing information, insights and technology that drive innovation and performance in global markets. He has been leading teams across Europe for LSEG (London Stock Exchange Group), Refinitiv and Thomson Reuters.

Denise works within Doconomy’s Commercial team and ensures that our clients—global banks, fintech companies, and financial institutions—are satisfied with all of Doconomy’s products and services. With a background in sustainable economics, Denise supports Doconomy’s clients in establishing their impact-focus solutions to drive climate action forward.

Jessica spent more than 15 years of creating state-of-the-art clearing and trading technology for marketplaces all over the world but now leads our Customer Success Team. She works closely with our clients to ensure they reach their target and goals and support every step of the way in promoting responsible consumption.

To get in touch with us, please reach out to denise.livijn@doconomy.com

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