Vietnam's SMEs Get a Boost from Digital Lending
As Vietnam seizes its opportunity to expand exports and join global supply chains, digital lending can help SMEs capitalise on the chance.
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As Vietnam seizes its opportunity to expand exports and join global supply chains, digital lending can help SMEs capitalise on the chance.
As a small business, it is not uncommon that cash flow will be tight. In such circumstances, small businesses may turn to Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) loans to finance their expenses. While there are numerous loan companies offering SME loans in Singapore, whether you manage to secure your loan depends greatly on your individual company’s situation. Read on to...
Pintec CEO Victor Li wins The Asian Banker Innovation Leadership Achievement Awards 2021 News provided by Share this article Share this article BEIJING, July 30, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Pintec Technologies Holdings Ltd. ("Pintec";NASDAQ: PT), a leading independent fintech solutions provider, today announced the company's CEO Victor Li has won the Innovation Leadership Achievement in China Award 2021 by The Asian Banker for his outstanding leadership in the innovation, transformation and growth of Pintec. Victor Li's expertise and vision have propelled the company's growth in the domestic and ov...
Validus’ Indonesian subsidary Batumbu has received regulatory approval to operate as a licensed digital financing platform from the Indonesian Financial Services Authority (OJK). Since the launch of its operations in 2019, Batumbu said that it has disbursed over S$207 million to MSMEs and recorded close to 650% annual growth last year. Validus has received regulatory approval in three markets across Southeast Asia to date. The fintech is also licensed in Singapore as Validus Capital and in Thailand as Siam Validus. Since its launch in 2015, Validus has facilitated over S$775 million in S...
Ademco Security Group group managing director Toby Koh retained all 253 existing full-time staff and managed to expand his workforce. - The Straits Times/ANN SINGAPORE, Feb 21 (The Straits Times/ANN): When Singapore entered the circuit breaker period last April, Toby Koh, group managing director of Ademco Security Group, was concerned that his security firm would suffer financial loss. But with help from the Jobs Support Scheme (JSS), which helps employers pay a portion of their workers' monthly salary, he not only managed to retain all 253 existing full-time staff, he even ma...