Events

Ghana’s fintech sector is experiencing rapid growth, spurred by a vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem, increased mobile penetration, and a growing demand for inclusive financial services. With government support, expanding digital infrastructure, and an increasingly favorable regulatory environment, Ghana is positioning itself as a key player in West Africa’s fintech space. Key drivers of growth include digital payment systems, mobile banking innovations, financial inclusion initiatives, and the government's push for a cashless economy.

Please join the Export-Import Bank of the United States and our partners - the Tennessee Small Business Development Center, Tennessee Export Initiative (TEI), U.S. Commercial Service, and U.S. Small Business Administration - for a summary of global trade finance tools and government resources your company can use to facilitate international sales, access working capital, extend credit to buyers, and obtain risk protection.

The New Jersey International Trade Awards, organized by the New Jersey District Export Council (NJDEC), is an event for anyone interested in global trade. Join the NJDEC on Tuesday, May 13, 2025, in Kenilworth, NJ for a morning filled with networking opportunities, panel discussions, and recognition of outstanding achievements in international trade.

Many business owners are unaware there are opportunities for growth in international sales. In this symposium, discover how to take advantage of these global markets, plus hear about other business development resources, and testimony from a success story.

Please join the Export-Import Bank of the United States and our partners - the South Carolina Department of Commerce, South Carolina Small Business Development Center, U.S. Commercial Service, and U.S. Small Business Administration - for a summary of global trade finance tools and government resources your company can use to facilitate international sales, access working capital, extend credit to buyers, and obtain risk protection.

Kenya & Mozambique's fintech sector has emerged as one of the most dynamic in Africa, driven by a combination of technological innovation, mobile money adoption, and a supportive regulatory framework. With mobile-based financial solutions like M-Pesa leading the charge, Kenya & Mozambique has become a fintech hub with a strong focus on financial inclusion. Key drivers of growth include mobile technology, digital payments, government-backed initiatives, and increasing efforts to bridge the financial inclusion gap.

In celebration of World Trade Month, the Export-Import Bank of the U.S. (EXIM) will participate in the Export Week 2025 webinar series, hosted by the U.S. Commercial Service throughout May, including this trade finance webinar.

Join us for a must-attend webinar designed to help U.S. manufacturers unlock the power of global trade. This event will feature expert speakers from the U.S. Commercial Service, SBA, and EXIM, who will guide you through the essential tools and resources for expanding your business internationally.

Nigeria's fintech sector is rapidly evolving, driven by increased mobile phone penetration, a supportive regulatory environment, and a large unbanked population. With digital initiatives and reforms supporting financial inclusion, Nigeria is positioning itself as a fintech hub in Africa. Key factors such as regulatory advancements, telecom infrastructure expansion, the introduction of digital identities, financial inclusion programs, and government-backed digital payment systems are fueling this growth.

World Trade Center Harrisburg is a non-profit organization that promotes international trade and connects clients in southcentral Pennsylvania to global opportunities. The organization's Annual International Trade Conference will feature keynote presentations, breakout sessions, and networking. Meet Regina Gordin from EXIM's Office of Small Business, who will be participating on a panel on export financing.