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Ahmad Alshidiq

Ahmad Alshidiq

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Research Editor, Acuris Risk Intelligence

Singapore

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Travel Destinations, Airlines , Miles, Aviation, loyalty points, new routes

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Politics, finance, science

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Total articles 56

  • India’s Billion-Dollar Fintech Sector Sees Challenging 2023

    By Ahmad Alshidiq| Finews.asia@ Investment metrics change with investors becoming more diligent and more money going into risk and compliance startups, Bain says. Companies in India’s $50 billion fintech industry will face tougher regulatory scrutiny and tighter liquidity leading to higher capital costs, said Rakesh Pozhath, partner at consulting firm Bain & Company in a «Bloomberg» report  published Wednesday (paywall). That could result in a higher cost of capital for smaller fintech firms in 2023, he added.

    By Ahmad Alshidiq · Finews.asia

    Dec. 28, 2022

  • MUFG To Invest in Alibaba-backed Indonesian Fintech Firm

    By Ahmad Alshidiq| Finews.asia@ The deal expands significantly expands Japan-based MUFG's digital financial services portfolio in Southeast Asia. A subsidiary of Tokyo-based MUFG will invest $200 million in Silvrr Technology (also known as Akulaku), a fintech company providing digital services to Indonesia and across Southeast Asia, according to a statement issued on Monday.

    By Ahmad Alshidiq · Finews.asia

    Dec. 28, 2022

  • India’s Billion-Dollar Fintech Sector Sees Challenging 2023

    By Ahmad Alshidiq| Finews.asia@ Investment metrics change with investors becoming more diligent and more money going into risk and compliance startups, Bain says. Companies in India’s $50 billion fintech industry will face tougher regulatory scrutiny and tighter liquidity leading to higher capital costs, said Rakesh Pozhath, partner at consulting firm Bain & Company in a «Bloomberg» report  published Wednesday (paywall). That could result in a higher cost of capital for smaller fintech firms in 2023, he added.

    By Ahmad Alshidiq · Finews.asia

    Dec. 28, 2022

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Acuris Risk Intelligence