Singapore regulator makes payments top Bill-ing
Monetary Authority of Singapore finalises its Payment Services Bill.
Monetary Authority of Singapore finalises its Payment Services Bill.
Silicon Valley-based bank chooses Singapore as first location.
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Central banks and regulator reveal heightened interest and assesses alternative models.
Monetary Authority of Singapore quickly thinks up pre-defined sandbox concept.
They have developed delivery versus payment capabilities for the settlement of tokenised assets.
Wants a “stronger platform for growth finance and infrastructure development”.
Regulator wants fairness, ethics, accountability and transparency.
Meniga’s tech to help UOB’s customers “keep track in real time of their savings and expenses more easily and clearly”.
They also unveil GrabPay by KBank, a co-branded mobile wallet.
From Australian farmers, to Singapore and beyond.
SGQR will be adopted by 27 payment schemes.
Developing delivery versus payment (DvP) capabilities.
Targeting “young and tech-savvy investors”.
Singapore-based firm sees it as a more profitable industry.
Second edition tackles mix of fintech, insurtech, healthtech and medtech.
APAC plan to promote adoption of decentralised applications.
Funding round led by Experian, alongside many other investors.
UOB will also use Personetics’ tech to extend its own machine learning capabilities.
Ngee Ann Polytechnic and CFTE have launched a new “AI in Finance” course.
Wants to upskill its workforce.
Partners with United Overseas Bank to launch Razer Pay.
Banks in Singapore take the lead on artificial intelligence (AI) training.
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Self-learning chatbot for sweet asset management.
India and Singapore are making each other eyes when it comes to fintech partnerships.
You can now open an account with OCBC in Singapore in less than five minutes online.
Private banking group has completed its migration.
All at the touch of two fingers.
$20 million, three years, and 29,000 employees.
Approval can now be granted in as quickly as six months.
Giving financial professionals a good grasp of the emerging tech shaping the industry’s future.
OCBC Bank has delivered another “Singapore’s first” in collaboration with Google.
Within minutes of applying for an OCBC Bank card, you could be using it via Apple Pay.
Stars PeerStreet, UK Finance and CardUp.
Targets 30% reduction in corporate cheque payments by 2020.
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Plans to become UK’s first high street lender to link to rival’s digital deals.
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