Projects & Working Groups
WAIFC is project-driven, and each project is sponsored by one or more financial centers. The value of WAIFC is in the success of those projects.

AI in Finance
How AI can help financial service providers in dealing with a never-ending avalanche of regulatory and reporting requirements
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Art and Financial Centers
Creating partnerships between financial institutions and art organizations to provide funding and support for emerging artists.
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Economic Recovery from the Pandemic
Promoting international cooperation and sustainable investments during this global health crisis
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Financial Center Database
Enabling the WAIFC and its members to follow the developments in the financial industry
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FinTech Initiative
Exchanging best practice in developing successful FinTech ecosystems
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Future of Financial Centers
In 2030, financial centers will be green, smart, innovative, customer-centric, and inclusive.
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Green Transformation of Supply Chains by FinCity.Tokyo
Achieving net zero through the end to end supply chains
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Inclusive Finance
Analyzing the availability and equality of opportunities to access financial services for people and businesses
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Role of financial centers in financing the economy
Analyzing the role of financial centers for sustainable economic growth
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SME Financing
Analyzing best practices in SME Financing among our members
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Sustainability Reporting
FMF has asked ISSB to draft a chapter for the EMEA region. WAIFC members from EMEA are invited to provide their input and work with ISSB on this chapter.
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Sustainable Finance
Developing practical and impactful recommendations on the role that financial centers can play to support the sustainability agenda
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Talent
Financial Centers and the Growing Need for Expertise- Financial centers as hubs for high-caliber talent- The changing landscape of jobs and skills in financial centers
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Women in Finance
Building a more diverse and gender-equitable finance industry with the Women in Finance initiative.
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Regulatory Genome Project
Research initiative led by the University of Cambridge to support the adoption of an information structure standardising how financial regulatory information is classified globally.
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