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Green Fintech Seen As Promising New Growth Area in Southeast Asia

Green fintech has become a promising new growth area in Southeast Asia, with green fintech firms bringing innovative solutions to help businesses and governments address challenges and opportunities of going green. This insight was part of the report – Fintech in ASEAN 2023: Seeding the… Read More

Green Fintech ekko Announces Advisory A-Team to Lead Sustainable Growth

Green fintech ekko has announced its board of advisors. The team “includes experts in climate change, commercial, scale-ups, marketing, financial services, technology, and customer-led growth industries.” As noted in the update, ekko has announced “the formation of its board of advisors.” The board comprises “a… Read More

Fintech Trends Survey: Japanese Consumers to Consider Switching to Bank, Financial App that Gives Insight into their Carbon Footprint

New Zealand-headquartered green fintech firm Cogo conducted a survey to uncover Japanese customer attitudes towards banks and financial apps “helping them drive sustainable lifestyles.” Administered in collaboration with strategic design and sustainability consultancy Fabric, the survey “engaged 1,966 participants who use banking and financial apps… Read More

London-based Green Fintech ekko Is Preparing for Sustained Growth

London-based, green Fintech ekko is gearing up for a year of “sustained growth.” The company revealed “a series of unique product updates, and has opened up its service to employers, banks and payment providers for the first time.” These announcements come ahead of “the imminent… Read More

Fairown Launches in Poland with Assistance from Apple Premium Reseller Cortland, Inbank

Fairown, a green Fintech company, announces the launch of its platform in Poland, “marking the expansion into Central Europe.” The company that enables the circular economy by helping banks, brands, and retailers offer products as a service is “bringing its offer to the Polish market… Read More

Monetary Authority of Singapore Sets Aside $1.8B for Climate Related Investment Initiatives

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), the central bank and financial regulatory authority of the city-state, confirmed recently that it will be setting aside $1.8 billion for Climate-related investment initiatives. The MAS, which administers the various statutes pertaining to money, banking, insurance, securities, and the… Read More

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