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Swiss AI-focused asset manager Smart Wealth Asset Management is expanding its presence in Asia through a strategic partnership with Taiwanese investment advisory firm Swiss Wealth Securities Investment Consulting Company Limited (SWS).

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Trust Paisa, the Indian digital lending platform owned by Singapore-based fintech holding Fingular, has completed the transition to fully AI-driven credit decisioning, eliminating manual intervention from its consumer loan approval process.

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Deel is deepening its bet on digital assets, launching a stablecoin wallet designed to help contractors in emerging markets preserve the value of their earnings, earn rewards and spend globally without leaving the platform.

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Legacy cross-border payment systems are imposing a hidden tax on Singapore's businesses, tying up billions of dollars in working capital and reducing economic efficiency, according to new research released by financial technology firm Airwallex and the Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr).

The study estimates that companies in Sin...


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As digital payments Mastercard continue to reshape consumer behaviour across Asia-Pacific, banks are increasingly looking beyond traditional financial services and positioning their mobile apps at the centre of everyday commerce.

Mastercard believes this shift could fundamentally change the role of banking applications in the region. In a


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