DBS switched on for Suzhou start-ups
Bank stays busy via MoU and yearns for playtime at Suzhou Industrial Park.
Bank stays busy via MoU and yearns for playtime at Suzhou Industrial Park.
President claims it’s a ploy to turn it into a “country within our own country”.
First US credit card company to get Chinese central bank approval.
Partnership will enable Shanghai Pudong Development Bank to use APIs.
Starting in Indonesia, the programme will target APAC countries.
Picked for its range of asset classes and cloud-based systems.
This marks Fosun’s second investment in Israel.
A real China hustle.
China wants to keep money within its confines.
Backed by investors Polychain Capital and Sequoia China.
Comes on the back of revenue growth.
China’s answer to SoftBank’s Vision Fund in Japan.
Ant Financial brand offers the promised land.
Both domestic and international investors are participating in the investment round.
Helps with risk management, AI, supply chain finance and biometrics.
What has driven the explosive growth of Asian paytech from giants such as Ant Financial and Tencent? And what’s next?
Overhaul includes cloud platforms and mobile architecture.
All right, my loves? Bonus news from Hong Kong-based investor.
All encompassing. Right place, bright time.
It will serve as a key international capital-raising platform for Chinese firms.
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No human staff to be seen in this robotic dream.
Partnership aims to reduce rural poverty in China and other developing countries.
The fund has a special focus on artificial intelligence.
Exploring three key areas that UK fintechs need to focus on if they want to launch in China.
Gansu Bank and Hunan Rural Credit Union in China have gone live with TCS Bancs.
Stars Blueprint Income, Wecash Technology and Everproof.
Hong Kong-based money service will use xCurrent blockchain solution.
Looking to “participate in the future growth” of the fintech sector.
Transaction control technology is headed to card and account holders in China, courtesy of UMF and Tranwall.
Amazon Web Services now plans to open its second cloud computing region in China.
Google has unveiled an AI centre in China as it searches out humans with ML talent.
Cross-border payments company Payoneer announced today it has received funding from China Broadband Capital (CBC). While the amount of funding was undisclosed, the company specified that this week’s Series E-1 round follows the $220+ million Series E round received last year. This adds to the company’s total funding amount, which previously stood at $270 million.
Business expense management firm Concur has introduced a new receipt solution, integrated with China’s WeChat platform, that makes it easier for businesses and their employees working in China to track expenses and remain compliant, reports David Penn at Finovate (Banking Technology’s sister company). The technology, Concur e-Fapiao (it means “e-receipt”), gives employers real-time access to an employee’s […]
Through increasing functionality and by consistently pushing boundaries, super apps could have the power to influence, shape and even redefine m-commerce of tomorrow. Tom Wood, co-founder and managing partner of experience design agency, Foolproof, shares his insight on the opportunities that super apps could bring to m-commerce.
China’s internet giant Baidu and one of the country’s largest lenders, China CITIC Bank, have joined forces to launch a new direct bank, AiBank.
Amazon is selling off a portion of its cloud computing business in China to a local partner, but the company still plans to compete in what is a growing market for cloud-based services and infrastructure, reports Enterprise Cloud News (Banking Technology’s sister publication). Beijing Sinnet Technology will buy a portion of Amazon’s cloud business for […]
The release of the semiannual Top 500 Supercomputer List is a chance to gauge the who’s who of countries that are pushing the boundaries of high performance computing (HPC). The most recent list shows that China is now in a class by itself, reports Enterprise Cloud News (Banking Technology’s sister publication). China now claims 202 […]
Geoswift, a cross-border payments provider between China and the rest of the world, has unveiled its partnership with Bank of Shanghai to launch a new remittance service in 2017.
With sizeable market shares, China’s mobile payments giants Alipay and WeChat Pay are seeking international expansion. What’s next for the tech giants?