Bank Negara Malaysia
Regulatory sandbox helps boost fintech businesses
Bank Negara Malaysia’s Financial Technology Regulatory Sandbox is opening doors for fintech players.
Invest in digital strategies or risk losing your market share: Deputy Finance Minister I
Banks are increasingly facing pressure driven by shifting consumer demands, the rise of fintech, and foreign banks getting full licenses in Malaysia.
Mastercard to transform Cyberjaya’s Smart City into a cashless hub
Enhancing the technology hub’s payments and smart city ecosystem with industry partners, Cyberview, MaGIC, and Masabi.
Malaysia’s data centre blues: A spanner in the nation’s dreams (Part 2)
In this second article of a two-part series on the data centre industry in Malaysia, Sharmila Ganapathy-Wallace looks at how the local industry has progressed and the issues it faces.
MoneyMatch encouraged by discussions with Bank Negara
Local fintech startup hopeful of getting regulatory approval to launch products locally.
Cyberjaya smart city development accelerated with cashless society push
Cyberjaya strengthens its offerings as a Smart City with a MoU which outlines a fleet of initiatives that will be rolled out as Cyberjaya looks towards going cashless in line with the Malaysian government’s push to reduce cash transactions.
MyCash Online hits on a US$80 mil yearly market
Bangladeshi entrepreneurs in KL are targeting a US$80mil a year market with their marketplace that they aim to evolve into a digital bank
Tackling money-laundering and terrorism with technology
LexisNexis is aiming its risk management practice at helping financial institutes use technology to tackle money-laundering and cut off funding to terrorist organisations.
A revolution in customer relationship needed
The financial services, telecommunications and utilities industries are facing new challenges and threats in their customer relationship management (CRM) models, as their customer bases become more informed and demand better levels of service, says an industry player.
