You can tell it’s fintech season in Singapore when a new development to Project Ubin – the much anticipated blockchain payment and securities network – is announced by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS)
China is at the vanguard of the new payments revolution and nowhere is set to feel the pain more than China’s banks. A new report outlines just how deeply new fintech is cutting into China’s bank revenues
Sweeping changes in payments technology is compelling treasurers to re-engineer the way they work. The mini-guide serves as a perfect reference for those needing to adapt… and fast.
Hong Kong's crackdown on backdoor listings now in force; Global financial system watchdog flags stablecoins as huge regulatory risk; API industry standards in the works
The global payments gold rush is not just the preserve of the nimble start up, incumbent banks can be a part of the bonanze ... if they move fast enough
With heavyweights such as Deutsche Bank now joining the IIN, the network is scaling up. In just 12 months, it now includes more than 300 banks, many of them from APAC
A representative of FIS, the largest fintech in the world, discussed prevailing trends in the world of payments relevant to B2C and B2B industries at a roundtable in Hong Kong earlier today.
For Chinese tech giant Tencent, revenues from its fledgling fintech and business services operations could one day outstrip the firm's traditional stronghold in smartphone gaming