Singapore unveils cross-border fintech push
Singapore plans to work with central banks in Hong Kong, Canada and Thailand on fintech
Singapore has unveiled plans to develop a fintech hub, including through co-operation with central banks around the world.
Speaking at the Singapore fintech festival on November 14, Ravi Menon, managing director at the Monetary Authority of Singapore, announced several strategies to bolster Singapore’s status as “a smart financial centre”.
By the end of this week, Menon said the MAS will have signed 16 fintech co-operation agreements with governments and authorities around the world to
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