Singapore’s MVGX launches carbon SaaS subsidiary, appoints ex-BSI exec to take the lead
Frank Zhang, “a fintech, ISO standard certification and sustainability veteran”, will lead the new subsidiary.
Frank Zhang, “a fintech, ISO standard certification and sustainability veteran”, will lead the new subsidiary.
DBS has also absorbed close to 3,000 employees from Citi Consumer Taiwan.
CNBC reports that the challenger is in talks to deploy Engine with an undisclosed Asian bank.
The round saw participation from existing investors including UBS Next, EDBI and Prosus Ventures.
According to Forbes Asia, the funding round values the start-up at $1.7 billion, making it Hong Kong’s latest unicorn.
Sharma’s shareholdings in Paytm will increase to 19.42%, while Antfin’s shareholdings are reduced to 13.5%.
The funding comes as part of a renewal of the Financial Sector Technology and Innovation Scheme (FSTI 3.0).
The bank’s CEO says the new tech will “streamline the authentication process for Wing Bank app users”.
GoLogiq’s executive chairman Brent Suen says the acquisition “is the next of several in our pipeline”.
JB Financial Group took part in the round as a strategic investor, acquiring a 15% stake in the company.
The pilot is expected to last for three months between selected merchants and government employees.
The Philippines’ ninth largest bank currently operates over 400 ATMs across the country.
The app will leverage Currencycloud’s multi-currency virtual accounts for cross-border payment services.
The project implementation will be led by Backbase’s partner SmartOSC.
Founded in 2019, Gimo provides flexible pay and financial wellbeing solutions for underbanked workers in Vietnam.
Salmon says the investment marks the “largest ever” debt financing for a Series A tech company in the Philippines.
The signing and project kick-off took place this week in Yangon, Myanmar.
F2F2X (Flash-to-Flash-to-Anything) was unveiled at the recent Huawei Intelligent Finance Summit.
According to Innovate Finance data, $27.3bn was injected into the industry globally during H1 2023 through 1,714 deals.
The bank has struck an agreement this week to sell a 77.8% stake in AXS to the private equity firm.
The agreement was confirmed by the signing of a MoU in Phnom Penh, Cambodia’s capital city, this week.
Ant Group and its subsidiaries have received a penalty of $984.3m, and Tenpay has been slapped a fine of $413m.
With the solution, corporate clients of DBS China will be able to collect payments from their customers in e-CNY.
Tencent Cloud will deploy its database management system TDSQL, to help the bank manage data efficiently.
Financial authorities will work to bring about fair competition by allowing more players to enter the market.
The company’s co-founder Hann Liew confirmed his and Lucas Ooi’s decision this week.
El Dimachki will join BIS from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the UK.
The transaction is subject to regulatory approvals and is expected to close by the end of this year.
Stables’ CEO says the company wants to simplify stablecoin usage and drive its global adoption.
The MoU will help establish a joint working group on fintech between the two countries.
Founded in late 2021, Habitto has so far raised $7.3 million in funding.
Aspire says its results have set “a new industry standard of sustainable growth”.
Bessemer Venture Partners and 01Fintech joined UK hedge fund Marshall Wace in providing the cash.
The bank said it received a “high volume” of requests for a fast and inexpensive overseas remittance service.
Lord will be tasked with forging partnerships, business development and executing marketing strategies.
NomuPay plans to scale in its core markets and further invest in product development.
The mobile wallets include Alipay HK (Hong Kong SAR), Kakao Pay (South Korea), and Touch ‘n Go eWallet (Malaysia).
CreditX will enable Sathapana Bank to build “high quality” credit risk scorecards and accelerate client onboarding.
Existing investor Tencent also increased its stake to become Tyme’s third-largest stakeholder.
A total of 16 firms have been chosen from across the financial, payments and technology sectors to take part.