Maybank unleashes e-wallet for everyone
New service called MAE – Maybank Anytime, Everyone.
New service called MAE – Maybank Anytime, Everyone.
It is the innovative data wranglers that will decide the success of open banking.
Chinese start-up wants to improve its data capabilities.
Malaysian deploys Murex’s MX.3 tech for its Islamic and conventional treasury and capital markets (TCM) operations.
Singapore-based firm targets popular millennial market.
Beta testing begins with an initial batch of 15 businesses.
The nation’s Financial Services Commission gives fintech another boost.
60 financial institutions team up for new smartphone payment service.
Series B round led by Dutch public-private development bank FMO.
The company is aiming for a long-term presence in the country.
Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore are the next stops for the Thai firm.
Insurtech postponed IPO of OneConnect last year due to stock-market unrest.
CMB Wing Lung Bank is live with a new back-office solution for its custody business, GBST’s Syn~Ops Custody.
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Its subsidiary OneConnect plans to offer AI, blockchain and biometrics.
HKEX looking to boost its financial markets tech capabilities.
The Financial Services Agency will grant licences for a more competitive nation.
Seoul Innovation Growth Fund seeks to boost sector.
All PayPal Malaysia employees will be affected by this closure.
New entity is designed for “mobile savvy” millennials.
With a heavy emphasis on partnerships and acquisitions.
New joint venture called the Global Open Network.
Payments firm confirms that preparations are “in the works”.
Bank will use firm’s digital blockchain for clients in China.
Philippine paytech finds lots of friends as it readies for US launch.
The firm had previously called reports “inaccurate, misleading and defamatory”.
A small-sized pilot project that could lead to a major win.
Round led by Japanese firm Showcase Capital.
Another regulator gets tough on this rather special sector.
UK currency exchange doesn’t want the acquisition derailed by regulators.
China Securities Regulatory Commission outlines its ideas.
Websites falsely claim that Singapore is adopting a cryptocurrency as its official coin.
A new joint venture for blockchain rises in the east.
All-in-one and designed for businesses and developers.
Signs MoU with Zhongguancun Development Group for fresh talent.
Chinese digital bank is applying for trademarks Down Under.
Bithumb, Coinone, Korbit, and Upbit wake up to the threats.
Calls time on five lively years and moves to PictureWealth.
Bank of the Philippine Islands speeds up its digital revamp plans.
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