Singapore and Japan associations sign agreement to jointly develop fintech. On Monday, March 26, Singapore Fintech Association (SFA) and Japan Fintech Association (FAJ) announced in a joint press release that they have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for fintech development.
The agreement will raise the profile of the Japanese fintech industry
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The press release said about the deal:
This deal will raise the profile of the Japanese fintech industry and promote Singapore as a destination for Japanese businesses in wider Asia.
MOU was officially signed on 13 March at the Para 20/20 Asia conference and celebrated with “Friendship evening and Sake tasting” in Singapore.
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Chia Hock Lai, President of SFA, made the following statements regarding the new partnership:
This agreement, Both Singapore
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FAJ Vice President Natalie Shiori Fleming expressed her feelings with these words:
This partnership marks the growth of synergy between our own markets through a deeper relationship with the Singapore fintech community
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In the press release, the Financial Services Agency (FSA) in Japan due to its regulatory growth strategy that promotes cooperation between banks and non-bank fintech companies
Also, at the Para 20/20 Asia conference, the Central Bank of Singapore spoke about its commitment to use Blockchain technologies for international payments.
Cointelegraph