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Why do so many MNC banks give up pursuit of retail El Dorado in India Top Searches Why do so many MNC banks give up pursuit of retail El Dorado in India Mayur Shetty / TNN / Updated: Apr 17, 2021, 14:15 IST FacebookTwitterLinkedinEMail MUMBAI: For decades, multinational banks have sought to tap the continent-sized Indian market. Unlike other multinational entities, banks are not able to sweep the market as authorities in India and elsewhere grant branch licences very judiciously. Yet, over hal...

37Shares Pine Labs, an Indian merchant commerce platform, has bought Malaysian startup Fave for RM185 million (~US$45 million). If you’re unfamiliar with Fave, then you may remember its previous iteration, Groupon Malaysia. ADVERTISEMENT As part of the acquisition deal,  Fave is now able to expand its reach to India. Expected to be available later this year, the Fave app can then be used at 500,000 merchant network points powered by Pine Labs across 3,700 cities throughout the country. A ren...

The Fintech solution to small business credit woes SECTIONS Share Synopsis The Economic Times Digital Payments Forum presented by Mastercard is conducting an exclusive session for senior managers and decision-makers from the Fintech, Finance, Consultancy, and Banking space. ET Spotlight While the benefits for tech-enabled businesses are obvious, small businesses don’t necessarily have the resources to make large investments in technology. In addition, they have been adversely affected by the ...

Pakt Bags, Inc. Launches Investment Campaign to Expand Line of Exceptional Travel Products, raising up to $1.07M Brooklyn, NY, April. 14, 2021 —Pakt, Inc., a company that createsgear built for the modern traveler, ... SKILLICORN Technologies announces the launch of their Los Fresnos Project Regulation CF Offering on the InfraShares crowdfunding platform. This Regulation CF offering isseeking front-end financing for theLos Fresnos Project. For a minimum ... NanoVMs Launches Investment Round ...

Payments Solution Provider Fave Acquired for $45M by Asian Commerce Platform Pine Labs Payments solution provider Pine Labs, an Asian commerce platform. The acquistion deal is deal valued at more than RM 185 million (appr. $45 million). With this strategic acquisition, Indian consumers may now use the Fave app at some point later this year to save across 500,000 different merchant network points that are supported by Pine Labs across 3,700 Indian cities. Fave reports that it has enabled around...

It will enable instantaneous payment of fine using debit or credit cards The Ernakulam Rural police are set to introduce e-challan for hassle-free vehicle checking and collection of fine. The system will enable vehicle owners or drivers to pay fine instantaneously using debit or credit cards or through online payment gateway at the vehicle checking site itself. It will also enable the police to gather details of vehicles as well. The e-challan system was developed by the National Informatics Ce...

Pakt Bags, Inc. Launches Investment Campaign to Expand Line of Exceptional Travel Products, raising up to $1.07M Brooklyn, NY, April. 14, 2021 —Pakt, Inc., a company that createsgear built for the modern traveler, ... SKILLICORN Technologies announces the launch of their Los Fresnos Project Regulation CF Offering on the InfraShares crowdfunding platform. This Regulation CF offering isseeking front-end financing for theLos Fresnos Project. For a minimum ... NanoVMs Launches Investment Round ...

Fave has been acquired today by Pine Labs, an Asian commerce platforms in a deal valued over US$ 45 million (RM185 million). 

Pine Labs acquires local fintech Fave for RM185m 13 Apr 2021 / 21:29 H. PETALING JAYA: Singapore-incorporated Pine Labs has acquired Fave for US$45 million (RM185 million) which will translate into the adoption of the latter’s consumer fintech platform by 500,000 merchant network points across India. The acquisition is projected to accelerate the growth of both companies in Asia through consumer opportunities across retail, food & beverage, fashion and fast-moving consumer goods. With the ...

4 hours ago Bringing you quick updates on the tech space, policy making and digital rights from India and across the globe. What awaits Disney and Star India’s new head After Uday Shankar’s departure from Disney and Star, the company has chosen K Madhavan to succeed him. Madhavan is a Star veteran, and steadily oversaw a formidable broadcast presence for the media conglomerate in South India. Now, Madhavan’s in charge of the House of Mouse and Star’s entire India business, and is transi...