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Digital payment systems developed by Hong Kong and Thailand will be ready for use in the two jurisdictions from early next month, eliminating the hassle for travellers wanting to exchange currencies.

Hong Kong: Moves to aid fintech, economy alike

The 2023 Nigeria Fintech Week converged traditional financial institutions with innovative fintech companies in Nigeria, one of Africa’s fastest-growing tech start-up hubs. | Pulse Nigeria

PalmPay, a leading African-focused fintech company committed to driving financial inclusion through technology, has urged players in the financial

The Securities and Futures Commission has put up guard rails but Hong Kong still lacks a cohesive education and protection ecosystem to underpin the regulation, as JPEX fraud case shows.

Invest Hong Kong’s five-day event, including a two-day conference, is set to explore a ‘new era’ as fintech innovations make their way into real-world use on a broad scale, says the city’s acting secretary for financial services.

FinTech Week: heads of Standard Chartered, Citi, JPMorgan Hong Kong to join John Lee, regulators for largest-ever event Hong Kong’s five-day FinTech Week is…

Getting licensed as a virtual asset trading platform in Hong Kong can cost more than US$7 million, and finding success in the relatively small market is not guaranteed.

Syuka, a renowned influencer in the Korean economic and financial sector, emphasized the importance of Korean fintech startups developing AI-driven financial services that are easily accessible, Thursday, adding this strategic move could help position Korea as a new financial global hub.

Lee Seung-gun, founder and CEO of Viva Republica, has advised fintech entrepreneurs to consider deeply how to provide benefits for the greater public, as innovation often comes fro...