Mandiri Capital Indonesia (MCI), the venture capital arm of Bank Mandiri, is debuted its Xponent programme at the recent Money 20/20 Asia in Bangkok, aiming to enhance collaboration within the fintech sector.

The programme, now in its fourth edition, connects startups and technology companies with Mandiri Group’s business units to foster growth and partnerships in the financial technology landscape.

Xponent is designed to bridge the gap between startups and Mandiri’s business units by providing financial tools and insights, facilitating business matchmaking sessions, and offering speed dating sessions for startups to pitch to potential partners and investors.

Notable participants from MCI’s portfolio, including Mekari, Ayoconnect, and KoinWorks, will share their perspectives on current trends and future challenges in fintech.

MCI, which holds 22 investments across more than 15 sectors, aims to support the expansion of Indonesia’s financial sector and its reach into the global market.

At Money 20/20, MCI held interactive discussions with fintech leaders and business matchmaking sessions to explore new technological integrations within established financial systems.

Ronald Simorangkir, Chief Executive Officer of Mandiri Capital Indonesia said,

“We are thrilled to connect with innovative minds and forward-thinking companies overseas.

 

As we extend our reach beyond borders, the essence of Xponent lies not merely in the events we host or the deals we forge, but in the enduring partnerships and mutual growth we cultivate.”