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RIYADH: The entrepreneurial ecosystem has been on the rise in the Middle East and North Africa region for a while, with technology-based sectors starting to dominate the business landscape. Financial technology, popularly known as fintech, has been a promising sector for business people and investors alike, with startups entering and exiting the industry like never before. The
DUBAI: Buy now, pay later, a financing option that allows customers to pay flexibly, has become the preferred mode of payment in the region, said top fintech players. Speaking at a panel discussion on the BNPL evolution at the DIFC Fintech Week from June 28 to 29, the industry leaders pointed out how the finance option revolutionized the fintech industry. The leaders present
RIYADH: Abdulmajeed Al-Sukhan is co-founder and CEO of Tamara, one of the leading providers of Buy Now Pay Later, or BNPL, service in the MENA region. Having obtained a bachelor’s degree in financial economics from the California State University and a master’s degree in economic policy from Boston University, Al-Sukhan launched a succession of startups. First, Habli, a
RIYADH: Abdulmajeed Al-Sukhan is co-founder and CEO of Tamara, one of the leading providers of Buy Now Pay Later, or BNPL, service in the MENA region. Having gained his bachelor’s degree in financial economics from California State University and a master’s degree in Economic Policy from Boston University, Al-Sukhan launched a succession of startups. First, Habli, a product