The fintech is building a marketplace for private shares to trade on top of a blockchain-rails registry in Australia.
Plus: bank tie-ups and J.P. Morgan digs programmable payments.
The Hong Kong SFC has just approved spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, so how big is the demand?
The UK-based payments company’s new priority in Asia is helping Indians use UPI rails to spend overseas.
One clue is whether the fintech giant decides to roll out credit-based services to Asia Pacific markets.
Setting standards that determine how AI can be used requires a scale that even the biggest banks can’t muster.
Kalidas Ghose of UNO Digital Bank discusses the latest fund-raise and challenges in the Philippines.
A deal with incubator HKSTP aims to get startups “big-bank ready” – and to make HSBC start-up ready.
Quants, long the first-movers for AI in finance, face a different challenge with generative AI.
The co-founders, netting a $1m raise, plan to create a very different business model for credit ratings.
