Scotland's Fintech Sector Sees 8% Job Growth
Scotland's Fintech Sector Sees 8% Job Growth

Scotland's Fintech Sector Sees 8% Job Growth

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The FinTech Scotland Cluster has achieved an 8% year-on-year employment growth in 2024, raising the total workforce in the sector to over 11,300. This growth is attributed to increased technology adoption and partnerships with established financial firms, along with a tenfold rise in the number of fintech SMEs since 2018. A key development this year is the implementation of the Financial Regulation Innovation Lab (FRIL), which has secured £18 million in investment for the local economy and facilitated job creation. This initiative brings together 25 financial and technology institutions to tackle industry challenges and encourages the development of new products. Nicola Anderson, CEO at FinTech Scotland, emphasized the importance of collaboration and innovation in driving this growth and shaping the future of financial services. The sector's performance aligns with the UK Government's Modern Industrial Strategy, highlighting the potential of regional clusters to enhance economic outcomes.

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