The Day 1 of the Fintech Revolution Summit delves into how the fintech space—especially banking—has been coping with many changes because of the world's need for digitalization.
The third CFO Summit hosted by Harper & Hill Inc. provided some insights on how to help the fintech as well as the business sector with emerging tech in this new digitalized world.
The Fintech Revolution Summit will bring together fintech founders, regulators, policymakers, entrepreneurs, and more to talk about the future of fintech in the Philippines.
Maya, which raised $210 million in 2022, is now reportedly seeking to inject $150 million to boost growth, taking its valuation to $2 billion amid its plans to diversify into digital assets.
Singapore's fintech industry is booming, registering a 75% increase in funding from 2020, with deals that cut across mergers and acquisitions, private equity, and VCs, among others.
The second day of the INDX Summit concluded with industry players and thought leaders rallying for better education and increased collaboration toward financial inclusion in the Philippines
On Day 1 of the INDX Summit 2022, thought leaders in the fintech and banking world gather to discuss the digital transformation of the Philippines—along with its issues, impacts, and innovations.
The inaugural Philippine Fintech Festival - World FinTech Festival successfully capped its week-long run, bringing together leaders from the government, various industries, and the technology space.
Singapore's Fintech Association (SFA), in association with Banks Foundation for Young Entrepreneurs, have teamed up to create 80RR, a co-working space for Korean fintech companies in Singapore.
The Digital Pilipinas Festival l takes place on October 17-21 at Green Sun Hotel, Makati City, kicking off a month-long celebration of digital adoption in the ASEAN region.
The Philippines' banking industry will be piloting a 12-month regulatory framework that aims to deliver innovative financial services to consumers while at the same time expanding financial inclusion.
The Financial Reporting Council says Revolut’s auditing had an “unacceptably high risk of material misstatement” amid cost-cutting under Project Prism.
