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As climate change amplifies weather disasters and destabilizes food and water supplies, recent research is confirming its effects on the global south: Our planet’s warming is weakening already fragile states, increasing the risk of violent conflicts and accelerating human displacement and migration. Like any global shock, it is putting poorer nations most at risk. The United States and the international community can counter these rising hazards by setting basic priorities in assistance programs. Among these are to target cities with a strategy that helps local populations adapt to climate change and manage conflicts nonviolently, and to strengthen regional organizations’ abilities to tackle fragility problems.
The great ASEAN e-wallet battle: traditional banks vs fintech companies
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Fintech companies offering digital payments have been rapidly growing their customer bases across the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) region in recent years.
The Big Five of ASEAN Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, Singapore, and Malaysia are a hotbed for non-banks building regional electronic e-wallet platforms. In fact, they are so popular that fintech apps have seen massive demand since last year.
Additionally, digital challenger banks (DCB) are also entering the financial space with a fresh new perspective of banking, promising customers better control of and easier access to finance and banking services. As of the end of 2020, there exist 50 DCBs, or, 20% of global DCBs here in APAC. Most are backed by consortium players such as tech giants and non-financial institutions (e.g. tech and telecoms companies).
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