
A new fintech company called Open Space, focused on artificial intelligence and ethical or non-interest finance, has been launched in Nigeria, according to the Daily Post. The firm was unveiled in Abuja on Tuesday as part of efforts to deepen financial inclusion and make financial services more accessible to Nigerians and businesses. The company's chief executive officer spoke at the launch event, though further details of his remarks were not provided.
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