Fintech
Filling the gap between investors and SMEs
P2P lending is gaining traction in Singapore, with local startup Funding Societies having disbursed S$2.4mil worth of loans in the few months since its official launch.
How technology is redefining financial services in Asean
Asean has enormous opportunities for organisations able to deliver financial services readily and cheaply to ‘unbanked’ consumers, writes Krupal Raval of Digital Realty.
Fintech startup goSwiff gears up for omni-POS era
Singapore-based fintech startup goSwiff is looking to cover all the POS bases for merchants, from online to offline transactions, and will be seeking its first public fundraising round.
Next Bank hopes to spur fintech growth in Malaysia
Next Bank has launched its KL chapter, saying it intends to bring together banks and fintech startups in Malaysia.
After going regional, CompareAsia’s focus back on Malaysia
KL-founded CompareAsia expanded to seven other Asian markets but lost its focus on its home base of Malaysia. It now plans to rectify this mistake.
Call Levels brings stock portfolio management to the masses
Institutional investors and high net worth individuals have an entire army of analysts ready to inform them when a target price has been hit. The average retail investor now has Call Levels to back him or her up.
Dihadang fintech, kreativitas inovasi industri perbankan diuji
Inovasi industri perbankan belum cukup agresif menghadapi solusi FinTech
Perlu mengubah paradigma dan strategi, fokus pada e-money, berpikir layaknya startup
CIMB Group latest to partner Startupbootcamp FinTech (Updated)
Startupbootcamp FinTech and Malaysia’s CIMB Group have announced a partnership that they said would give startups in the programme access to the region’s markets.
RHB in fintech tie-up with Startupbootcamp FinTech
The RHB Banking Group said it has entered into a partnership with Startupbootcamp FinTech that will bring digital innovations in financial services to the Malaysian market.
MasterCard, SMU launch social and financial inclusion programme
MasterCard and Singapore Management University (SMU) said they are partnering in a new two-year social and financial inclusion programme that catalyse research on social entrepreneurship, innovation and financial inclusion.
