Standard Chartered snaps up top fintech exec
Kahina van Dyke joins Standard Chartered CCIB from from Ripple.
Kahina van Dyke joins Standard Chartered CCIB from from Ripple.
The new payments venture is designed to help ecommerce merchants.
Singapore has reported 58 cases of the new virus so far.
DBS’ QR-code based solution is powered by DBS Rapid and DBS Max.
The rounds are part of a larger $50 million Series C round by AngelHub.
David McLinton also spent time as JP Morgan Chase’s CISO.
Roughly 50 companies are involved in the bidding.
The start-up wants to expand its presence in Singapore and Mainland China.
There are only five of the new licences up for grabs.
European investors can now back 12-month commercial loans in Singapore.
The agreement will see an expanded version of Avaloq Banking Suite deployed in Singapore.
The fund is for payments and online finance start-ups.
FinAccel hits $500 million evaluation.
The firms hope to create a leader in the trust and corporate services sector.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has five licences on offer.
Ron Sim is said to be in talks with Singapore-based investment company Temasek.
The new scheme is supported by a handful of collaborators.
Nium CEO envisions a world where everyone’s money is free for them to use.
Country will be Revolut’s first Asian market and second outside Europe
Integration deal will support PPRO’s footprint in Asia-Pacific.
“We are thrilled to be back in the Garden City.”
Bank was aided in the transaction through use of iTrust platform.
Singaporean regulator’s experts call out bank culture.
Revolut is eyeing up several new markets in 2019 and 2020
Banks need to go beyond ISO requirements, says Cramer.
The payment traveled from Singapore to Germany.
Yong has nearly ten years’ experience at the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
The company has already secured a Hong Kong banking licence.
The platform will grow business through OJK’s innovation hub.
The open banking platform has opened an office in Singapore.
The three-year-old bank has raised £1,214,136 so far.
Applicants must be committed to Singapore’s future.
The trade traveled from Australia to China on the Voltron blockchain.
The latest funding round brings QFPay’s total to $36.5 million.
The round was led by Glory Ltd, SC Ventures and Vertex Ventures to expand their footprint.
Available in the UK, USA, Hong Kong and Singapore.
The fintech is looking for a partner bank to do so.
Trade options will be settled by smart contract.
FinMechanics is seeking additional implementation partners and initial Europe-based sites.
The money will fund further expansion into Europe and Asia.