Cambodia Fintech Association launches
“Fintech start-ups are slowly but surely starting to surface in Cambodia.”
“Fintech start-ups are slowly but surely starting to surface in Cambodia.”
Singapore-based firm sees it as a more profitable industry.
Will be used for its Hong Kong branch’s private banking business.
This marks Fosun’s second investment in Israel.
Move comes via a partnership with GMO Aozora Net Bank in Tokyo.
All part of a €20 million investment plan.
A real China hustle.
New system set to launch on 1 September.
Bank’s Vision Fund on the prowl again.
Second edition tackles mix of fintech, insurtech, healthtech and medtech.
United Overseas Bank loves the overseas.
APAC plan to promote adoption of decentralised applications.
Pushing Krungsri’s plans to become a tech leader.
In partnership with Shwe Urban and Rural Development Bank.
Funding round led by Experian, alongside many other investors.
They want more SME customers and corporate clients.
Smartphone payment service called PayPay. Genius!
They aren’t KDDI-ing with their coupon settlement system experiment.
Ayeyarwaddy Farmers Development Bank in tech overhaul with Infosys and ACE Data Systems.
China wants to keep money within its confines.
Jakarta-based firm plans expansion in Southeast Asia.
Will use Visa Direct, its real-time push payments platform.
UOB will also use Personetics’ tech to extend its own machine learning capabilities.
Ngee Ann Polytechnic and CFTE have launched a new “AI in Finance” course.
Becomes the first Japanese global custodian on the database.
Wants to upskill its workforce.
Backed by investors Polychain Capital and Sequoia China.
Hong Kong Monetary Authority publishes API framework.
Partners with United Overseas Bank to launch Razer Pay.
The Strategy Development and Management Bureau is born.
Digital entity wants to tap into market for offshore companies.
Banks in Singapore take the lead on artificial intelligence (AI) training.
Comes on the back of revenue growth.
The firm will help the bank get the most out of its Oracle Flexcube system.
With ambitions of expansion across industries and jurisdictions.
Investment led by ITOCHU Corporation, with participation from Goldman Sachs.
Will start in September 2018 in Japan.
Round led by Franklin Templeton Investments.
For customers seeking or refining projects based on DLT.
Applying machine learning and NLP to name screening processes.