Singapore Fintech Festival

FINEXPO is set to host the highly anticipated Singapore Blockchain Festival and Traders Fair 2024 in Singapore.

Taiwan's central bank wraps up wholesale CBDC study, eyes cautious implementation in the era of 'Banking 4.0'.

Singapore's Monetary Authority strengthens crypto regulations to protect retail investors, introducing measures to curb speculative activities while facing concerns that such stringent oversight may impede the nation's crypto industry aspirations.

Singapore's regulatory stance aims to protect retail investors, maintain market integrity, and position the country as a trusted global financial center. The phased implementation of these measures from mid-2024 signifies a comprehensive approach to address potential risks associated with cryptocurrency trading. Investors are advised to exercise caution and avoid dealing with unregulated entities, aligning with the MAS's commitment to fostering a safer crypto market.

MAS Managing Director Ravi Menon disclosed plans for the central bank to collaborate with local banks, testing the practical use of CBDCs as settlement assets for domestic payments.

The Blockchain Festival Asia 2024 aims to be a pivotal event in the blockchain industry, offering a platform for exploring cutting-edge developments and emerging trends in blockchain technology.

A comprehensive look at the collaborative endeavours between Hong Kong and the United Arab Emirates in advancing fintech innovations

The Thailand FinTech Festival, held in Bangkok from 27 to 28 September, brought together a diverse range of participants, including FinTech startups, industry leaders, and international brands.

The exchange has been active in Singapore, allowing Singaporeans to transfer funds via localised payment options and to verify their identity through SingPass

Real estate businesses will be able to automate payments releases, improve operational efficiency, and eventually reduce the turnaraound time of a project.