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How Can Fintechs Ensure Traditional Financial Service Providers Place More Emphasis on Inclusivity?

The Fintech Times

Unlike traditional banks and financial service providers, which are often constrained by legacy systems and processes, fintechs are often more flexible – enabling them to quickly build solutions that better support underserved communities. Its an industry of collaboration and partnership between fintechs and traditional banks.

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Are Fintechs Exploiting the ‘For Good’ Mantra?

The Fintech Times

Many fintechs and financial institutions often make big claims that they can enhance support to the previously underserved, positively impact the environment, or improve peoples lives in many other ways. But often, firms fall short of these claims.

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SFF 2024 Awards Highlights Fintech Innovation with Updated Categories, New AI Focus

Fintech News

Finalists in the corporate categories were evaluated based on impact, sustainability, practicality, interoperability, and creativity, while individual submissions were assessed on contributions to the Singapore fintech sector. Four finalists were shortlisted in each category.

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Fintech in Singapore: 2023 in Review

Fintech News

Separately, MAS is collaborating with the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and the World Economic Forum on initiatives to advance digital inclusion through financial services, with the aim of reducing inequalities for people and smaller businesses in emerging and developing economies.

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What Sets a Truly ‘Fintech for Good’ Company Apart From the Rest?

The Fintech Times

For instance, in the UK, rental payment history is not used to assess a consumers suitability for mortgages. Additionally, fintechs can promote financial literacy, endorse sustainable digital practices that help close accessibility gaps, address underserved communities, and support meaningful charitable initiatives that help those in need.”

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Finovate Global: An Introduction to Islamic Finance with Musaffa’s Dilshod Jumaniyazov

Finovate

With the rise of digital banking and mobile payment platforms tailored to the needs of Muslim consumers, financial services are now reaching communities that were previously underserved. These tools are designed not just to help Muslims invest, but also to empower them to understand and take control of their financial journeys.

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ADIO Strengthens the Abu Dhabi Wealth Management Sector With Alpheya Partnership

The Fintech Times

The company plans to establish an internship programme for Emirati talent, launch financial literacy initiatives for students and educators and introduce an international exposure programme for UAE Nationals. Alongside investment in technology and infrastructure, Alpheya is also committed to nurturing local talent.