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The American University in Cairo (AUC) and Fintech Robos, the Bahrain-based provider of savings and pensions technology, have signed a long-term deal aiming to enhance financial awareness in the Arab world.

The American University in Cairo (AUC) and Fintech Robos, the Bahrain-based provider of savings and pensions technology, have signed a long-term deal aiming to enhance financial awareness in the Arab world.

Fintech Robos, the Bahrain-based provider of digital solutions for savings and investments, has signed a partnership for global financial literacy advocacy with the Dutch NGO, Aflatoun International.

The General Arab Insurance Federation (GAIF) and Fintech Robos, a Bahrain-based firm specialised in savings and pensions, have tied up to boost financial literacy, pension saving systems and actuarial business across Arab countries.

The 6th Arab Pensions Conference in Egypt will feature 50 global and regional speakers who will discuss the long-term components of a vital ‘social insurance and pension framework’ as the world is at social and economic crossroads.

An eminent line-up of speakers from global think-tanks, government pension funds, regional financial institutions, actuaries, asset managers, insurers and HR leaders will take part in the Arab Pensions Conference in September.

The Covid-19 pandemic, high inflation, rising interest rates and the conflict between Russia and Ukraine are taking a toll on people’s financial well-being globally, experts speaking at the Arab Household Savings Conference 2022 said. Combined, they have brought new levels of financial fragility to the fore, Imane Benzarouel, deputy executive director of the Morocco Foundation ...

Zurich International Life (Zurich) will be one of the key supporters of the annual Arab Household Savings Conference that is taking place this week in Bahrain.

Surveys have pointed out that at least one-third of Mena residents do not save any money, that two-thirds do not save enough or save on a regular basis, and that almost 80% of residents do not feel sure about their financial future.

Surveys have pointed out that at least one-third of Mena residents do not save any money, that two-thirds do not save enough or save on a regular basis, and that almost 80% of residents do not feel sure about their financial future.