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Singapore central bank commits S$250 million to fintech innovation
By
Goh Thean Eu
- Asia
- Singapore
- Global
Singapore’s central bank is committing S$250 million (US$183.07 million) over the next three years in the new iteration of a scheme to accelerate financial technology and innovation-driven growth in the city state.
The Monetary Authority of...
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