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Supply chains that once spanned the globe are now coming back home. One of the unintended consequences of the coronavirus outbreak is that it is accelerating the shift.
More than half of adults living in ASEAN are unbanked and, according to new academic research, fintech companies are not working hard enough to change this.
A recent McKinsey report states slowing Chinese growth coupled with digital headwinds could see the bigger fishes eat the smaller fishes across the world of Asian banking.
The former pariah state hopes to boost its economy by giving foreign banks scope to lend to exporters. Bankers say the development would aid MNCs in the country, but need clarity from the government.
Compliance professionals were treated to a series of engaging talks on topics such as Myanmar sanctions and anti-corruption efforts at the 5th Annual Compliance Summit North Asia.
E-payments solutions are slowly spreading across Southeast Asia, but a fragmented regulatory framework makes harmonisation of payment systems a distant goal.
Southeast Asia is in need of billions of dollars worth of infrastructure to sustain economic growth. China’s One Belt, One Road initiative may yield the finance needed.
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