Summary:
As digital finance gains momentum across LATAM, EBC heads to iFX Expo in Mexico City to connect, educate, and share bold ideas.
The way Mexicans manage their money is changing. It's no longer just about saving, but also about learning to invest. Amidst an economically challenging and increasingly digitalised landscape, online trading is starting to position itself as an accessible tool for exploring new ways to generate income or supplement wealth.
According to the National Survey of Financial Inclusion (ENIF), over 10 million people in Mexico already use digital financial products. This data not only reflects a growing familiarity with technological tools but also a cultural transformation: that of the Mexican seeking greater control over their economic future.
This trend coincides with the arrival of the iFX Expo LATAM 2025 in Mexico City, an event that will bring together global financial sector leaders, technology firms, and specialised brokers, promising to be a barometer of the region's current state in financial innovation.
As a leading brokerage firm with a presence in over ten countries, we believe the role of brokers extends beyond merely providing market access. "We believe that a fundamental part of the growth of responsible trading in Mexico will be education. Our commitment is to support those taking their first steps, not with promises, but with concrete tools for more informed decision-making," assures José Manuel Herrera, Regional Manager of EBC Financial Group in LATAM.
The rise of digital trading opens a new chapter for financial inclusion in the country, where knowledge and technology begin to play an increasingly decisive role in the economic lives of millions of people. The conversation, in forums such as the iFX Expo, is just the beginning.
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