financial inclusion, well-being and accessibility) benefits arising from becoming a leading global centre focused on Fintech innovation. The charter is an industry led initiative to promote diversity and inclusion in fintech. By signing the pledge, the Scottish fintech community became the biggest contingent of signatories since the pledge was launched, reaffirming that fintech is a force for good. The FinTech Scotland cluster creates an environment of connection and belonging, welcoming a wide range of diverse participants and we’re stronger for it. James Varga, CEO at Scottish fintech DirectID said:“The FinTech community is crucial to the success of tech within the UK, and we must show leadership in every area we can – including in our workplace culture”.

Source: The Herald February 09, 2021 06:56 UTC