Bank-backed blockchain trade platform Contour launches in Singapore
Contour is built on R3’s Corda platform.
Contour is built on R3’s Corda platform.
Furthermore, US-based Finxact has also made its first core banking system sale abroad – in Thailand.
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Pine Labs valued at $1.5 billion after latest financing.
Party lawmakers are working on proposals.
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The $1.5bn funding would value Tokopedia at between $8bn and $9bn.
Tranglo partnered with bigtech Alipay earlier this month.
London-based firm gives users green light to sent money to Alipay wallets.
Central banks in Canada, the UK, Japan, Switzerland, and Sweden are teaming up.
DBS’ QR-code based solution is powered by DBS Rapid and DBS Max.
The Philippines’ first digital bank selects its new core.
The unusual decision points to the bank’s newly-placed importance on fintech.
iStox claims to offer one-stop issuance, custody and trading of digitised securities.
New set of rules could see a bevy of digital challengers in China.
The lab will also “supercharge” Ping An’s AI-based services.
Money for the new bank is understood to be coming from China.
Lightnet plans to dislodge cross-border giants like Swift.
The rounds are part of a larger $50 million Series C round by AngelHub.
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UnionPay’s QuickPass serves just 240m users, whilst 1.2bn use Tencent’s WeChat.
Tonik Financial will set up the island nation’s first online bank.
Only 2,985 of the 10,900 leasing firms in China are active businesses.
New York, Singapore, and Shanghai all switch to Avaloq system.
He had been at the Canadian firm for nine years.
David McLinton also spent time as JP Morgan Chase’s CISO.
The London and Bangkok-based start-up tallied 281 investors.
Roughly 50 companies are involved in the bidding.
The start-up wants to expand its presence in Singapore and Mainland China.
CIRBC unveils rejigged rules to encourage foreign investment in Chinese market.
Protestors also attempted to damage the bank’s famous lion statues.
Japan is keen to turn Tokyo into the number one financial hub in Asia.
The rumoured order comes amid rising political tensions.
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The start-up is gearing up for its 1 February 2020 launch.
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Du Xiaoman Financial talks fintech and AI in China.
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