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Economy & Business - September 2023
MEXICO: Much needed changes to fintech regulation remain distant
On 28 August Mexico’s deputy finance minister, Gabriel Yorio, said that the finance ministry (SHCP) would reactivate the ‘Financial Innovation Group’, which seeks to develop innovation, sustainability, education, and inclusion within the digital financial services ecosystem. Within the framework of Mexico’s first ‘Fintech Week’, which took place between 28 and 30 August, he stated that this would enable the constant and systematic dialogue necessary to turn Mexico into a financial innovation hub within the region.
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