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Celebrating 10 Female Leaders Leading the Fintech Revolution in APAC

Fintech News

In celebration of this year’s International Women’s Day on 8 March, the Fintech News Network is unveiling its selection of ten of the most influential female fintech leaders in Asia Pacific (APAC). These trailblazers are elevating the industry, demonstrating resilience and leadership in the ever-evolving fintech landscape.

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Asia Pacific Fuels Wise’s Growth, Becomes Second-Biggest Revenue Generator

Fintech News

Wise’s Asia Pacific (APAC) operations have become the company’s second-largest revenue contributor, with a 33.7% Singapore is a central location for Wise’s APAC operations, with over 500 employees. Singapore is a central location for Wise’s APAC operations, with over 500 employees. year-over-year increase in FY24.

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Rapyd to launch multi-currency Treasury Solution

The Paypers

Fintech Rapyd has announced the launch of a multi-currency Treasury Solution for international payments operations’ optimisation in the APAC region.

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Singapore Offers Visa’s Currencycloud In-Principle Approval for MPI License

Finovate

. “Having the license would allow us to integrate with the robust financial network in Singapore and collaborate with valuable industry players,” said the company’s Managing Director of APAC Rohit Narang. ” Founded in 2012, Currencycloud facilitates cross-border, multi-currency transactions.

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Top 4 APAC Firms Leading The in The War Against Financial Crime

Fintech News

Data analytics company LexisNexis estimates that the cost of financial crime compliance in APAC will approach the US$45 billion mark in 2023, showcasing the substantial investment required to meet stringent compliance requirements. Today, we delve into these firms’ offerings, recent strides and contributions to the field.

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Currencycloud Facilitates Seamless Cross-Border Payments with Singapore MPI Licence

The Fintech Times

The in-principle approval (IPA) for a major payment institution (MPI) licence means Currenycloud can offer customers based in Asia Pacific the ability to collect, convert, hold, send, and spend multiple currencies simultaneously across 180 countries and territories.

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Currencycloud and Pyvio Join Forces to Remove Cross-Border Payments Hurdles

The Fintech Times

Looking to simplify this, Currencycloud , the company simplifying business in a multi-currency world, and Pyvio (Hong Kong), the fintech building ‘Glocal’ financial services infrastructure, have announced a new partnership.