Video: fintech news weekly round-up – 1 April 2019
Apple’s new credit card, New York goes fintech, and more!
Apple’s new credit card, New York goes fintech, and more!
Hong Kong fintech plans to hire and grow.
Livi VB is a joint venture of Bank of China, JD New Orbit Technology and JSH Virtual Ventures Holdings.
Products will be developed with community input.
To be conducted under a new entity in Hong Kong.
Through an investment of $447 million.
It already serves clients with Singapore presence.
Alliance for Microfinance in Myanmar has taken Nelito’s FinCraft core system plus the mobile and lending tech.
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This latest round takes InstaReM’s total funds secured to $59.5 million, with an expected IPO in 2021.
However, he was cleared of all other charges, including embezzlement.
The country prepares new funding routes but keeps alert to fraudulent activities.
Singapore-based firm looking for expansion across Asia-Pacific region.
Ground X plans to raise a similar sum this week.
Two former employees are prohibited from the banking industry.
One employee has been suspended until the inquiries conclude.
Featuring New Zealand, Ant Financial, and Raisin.
Chinese firm seeks action abroad and aims to boost its “SaaS Plus” model.
Other investors in its current Series H funding round include Toyota, Hyundai, Ping An, and Yamaha.
They will offer workshops, internships and a Bachelor of Arts in fintech.
The Chinese firms have released their Distributed Core Banking Platform (DCBP).
Five regional banks plan April launch of new service.
Singapore-based digital solution provider gets more funding.
Banco Votorantim in Brazil, Ghazanfar Bank in Afghanistan, Prince Bank in Cambodia, and FEDinvest in Albania.
With support from DEPA, NSTDA, OSMEP and The Finlab.
Alongside SLIB, SGX, Deutsche Bank, DBS, HSBC and Standard Chartered.
Monetary Authority of Singapore makes some changes and gets truly focused.
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.