Orbex to Exhibit as Diamond Sponsor at the Fintech & Crypto Summit Bahrain, 2023

Jan 30, 2023

The sponsorship grants Orbex a prominent place to showcase its trading services and partnership opportunities at the largest fintech and cryptocurrency event in Bahrain.

LIMASSOL, Cyprus - Jan. 30, 2023 - PRLog -- Orbex, a global multi-regulated financial services broker, has announced its participation at the upcoming Fintech & Crypto Summit in Bahrain as a Diamond sponsor. The sponsorship grants Orbex a prominent place to showcase its trading services and partnership opportunities at the largest fintech and cryptocurrency event in Bahrain. The summit will take place on the 15th and 16th of February 2023, at the Crown Plaza Bahrain Hotel, where prospective traders and partners can meet the Orbex team at booth 7.

Dedicated to promoting Bahrain as a central hub for the fintech and cryptocurrency industry in the Middle East, the Fintech & Crypto Summit will offer attendees a unique opportunity to network, explore the latest industry trends, and hear from the world's biggest players in the fintech and crypto space. The event is expected to gather tens of thousands of traders and leading professionals from the broader fintech and investment sector and will host a wide range of presentations and panel talks, giving attendees the opportunity to explore the latest products and innovations in the fintech space.

Orbex's team of delegates will represent different company functions including marketing, partnerships and business development, giving expo visitors the opportunity to have one-on-one meetings to discuss trading, business, affiliation, and IB opportunities.  Orbex's renowned Research Team will also travel to Bahrain to attend the summit and present their insights on the global markets and online trading in different talks and panel discussions.

Orbex Chairman Abdallah Abbas commented on Orbex's Diamond sponsorship of this year's Bahrain Fintech & Crypto Summit:

"At Orbex, we are incredibly proud to exhibit at the largest fintech and cryptocurrency summit in Bahrain – a country that represents a stronghold for our company. In recent years, Bahrain has fast-tracked its way to becoming a leading fintech and cryptocurrency hub in the Middle East and the 2023 Fintech & Crypto Summit provides the perfect opportunity for us to showcase our latest trading innovations and partnership opportunities. We invite all expo attendees to come meet our team at booth 7 and learn more about the benefits of trading and partnering with Orbex."

About Orbex

Orbex is a leading global investment services firm offering award-winning forex and CFD trading services at some of the most competitive conditions. Since its inception in 2011, Orbex has committed to providing access to first-in-class trading and investing solutions that are backed by leading education, expert research tools and the ongoing support needed to assist clients in navigating the global financial markets.

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