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Viola speaks about Financial Inclusion, Fintech & Banking Innovation, Startup Founder Journey. Fintech entrepreneur | Co-founder of Ovamba Solutions

Viola Llewellyn

Fintech entrepreneur | Co-founder of Ovamba Solutions

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Financial Inclusion Fintech & Banking Innovation Startup Founder Journey

Viola Llewellyn

About

Viola Llewellyn is a fintech entrepreneur who co-founded Ovamba Solutions, a company focused on revolutionizing financial services in Africa. Her work centers on developing innovative microfinance models that address the unique challenges and opportunities across African markets and beyond.

At TED 2018, Llewellyn presented her vision for transforming microfinance through new approaches that better serve underbanked populations. Her expertise lies in creating financial solutions that leverage technology to increase access and efficiency in emerging markets.

Through Ovamba Solutions, she has worked to bridge the gap between traditional financial services and the needs of African entrepreneurs and small businesses, developing models that can be scaled beyond the continent.

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What Viola Talks About

Innovative microfinance models for emerging markets

Financial inclusion strategies for underbanked populations in Africa

Scaling fintech solutions across developing economies

Technology-driven approaches to small business lending

Cross-border financial services for African markets

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A new model of microfinance for Africa, and beyond

Financial institutions often impose Western models of risk assessment, which are often ill-fitted for diverse global markets -- especially in Africa, a continent made up of thousands of ethnic and cultural groups and more than 2,000 languages. Fintech entrepreneur Viola Llewellyn is determined to properly tap into the continent's potential for wealth. Her firm, Ovamba, combines AI and local knowledge to develop custom risk models and algorithms, designed for Africa but applicable beyond. Llewellyn's work means previously overlooked entrepreneurs now have the opportunity to access vital capital to grow their businesses. "In digitizing our future, we will preserve the beauty of our culture and unlock the code of our best wealth traits," she says. "Becoming global citizens gives us a seat at the table as equals."

TED 2018🇨🇦VancouverOct 2018

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