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Commentary: What the end of GrabPay Card could mean for Grab's super-app ambitions - Vimarsana News

Commentary: What the end of GrabPay Card could mean for Grab's super-app ambitions

Is a company’s profitability a matter of interest to anyone besides its shareholders? Grab's recent moves reflect a sector increasingly prioritising sustainable growth over unchecked expansion, says fintech CEO Jonathan Chang.

Meet Grab: Southeast Asia's post-Uber "everything app" | Jackson Progress-Argus The Street Partner Content - Vimarsana News

Meet Grab: Southeast Asia's post-Uber "everything app" | Jackson Progress-Argus The Street Partner Content

While you may never have heard of it, the Grab app has become as ubiquitous in southeast Asia as Uber, DoorDash, and Venmo are in the U.S. — and it

Grab to discontinue GrabPay card from June - Vimarsana News

Grab to discontinue GrabPay card from June

The GrabPay card, launched in partnership with Mastercard, was touted as Asia’s first numberless physical card for enhanced security. 

Grab and Krungthai Collaborate to Expand GrabPay Wallet Top-Up Service - Vimarsana News

Grab and Krungthai Collaborate to Expand GrabPay Wallet Top-Up Service

Grab Thailand and Krungthai Bank Public have joined forces to promote a cashless society by integrating the GrabPay Wallet with the Krungthai NEXT application, allowing Grab users to conveniently top up their GrabPay Wallet via Krungthai NEXT.

Financial advisers feeling the heat from competition, need to show value of their services - Vimarsana News

Financial advisers feeling the heat from competition, need to show value of their services

They have to offer more value-added services rather than focus on transactional services, say observers. Read more at straitstimes.com.