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News articleYahoo Finance· March 27, 2026

eMerge Americas Announces Mastercard & Recorded Future as Title Partners for eMerge Americas 2026, Highlighting South Florida's Rise as a Global Security, Fintech and Innovation Hub

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eMerge Americas Announces Mastercard & Recorded Future as Title Partners for eMerge Americas 2026, Highlighting South Florida's Rise as a Global Security, Fintech and Innovation Hub MIAMI, March 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- eMerge Americas today announced that Mastercard and Recorded Future will serve as Title Partners of…
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  • The region is seeing the emergence of a truly global innovation hub with growth of fintech, venture capital, and digital infrastructure

    60% confidence
  • Mastercard and Recorded Future are leaders in building the secure digital foundations that power financial innovation

    60% confidence
  • Fintech innovation relies on secure, resilient systems that earn and keep the trust of consumers and businesses alike

    60% confidence
  • South Florida has become one of the most exciting technology markets in the world

    60% confidence
  • Mastercard and Recorded Future are advancing intelligence-driven security solutions that protect the foundation of the digital economy and propelling the next wave of innovation in Latin America and beyond

    60% confidence
  • Mastercard has committed to connecting and protecting 500 million people and small businesses on their pathways to financial health by 2030

    60% confidence

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