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Travel trends reshape banks' payment strategies: Euromonitor
Travel trends reshape banks' payment strategies: Euromonitor
AI and experiences are changing how lenders compete for travel spending.
Automation powers Singapore’s trade finance future
Digital transformation is key to tackling trade finance inefficiencies.
Strategic purchasing dominates global consumer habits in 2024
Lower inflation drives quality-focused purchases and financial comfort.
Higher smartphone access needed to propel digital wallets use
Digital wallets are set to account for 61% of global ecommerce payments by 2027.
APAC leads global surge in digital wallet adoption
Digital wallets in Asia-Pacific outpace global usage, driven by ecosystem integration, financial inclusion, and technological innovation.
Why BNPL is booming in Southeast Asia
BNPL providers in the region now focus on strategic partnerships, business model innovation, and ecosystem development.
BNPL regulations toughen debt prevention and financial literacy in APAC
The Philippines, Vietnam, and Indonesia are more vulnerable to the risks of credit products, Euromonitor International reported.
Commentary
Singapore's next payments opportunity
DIFC's reforms open new doors for Asian businesses: Is yours ready?
Why Asia’s private wealth industry requires a new era of governance
APAC has mastered domestic payments. The next challenge is connecting them.
Why fragmented communications are becoming a hidden governance risk for Asia Pacific banks
From automation to agency: Asia’s wealth leaders can reinvent, not just streamline
Singapore aced its FATF evaluation — now comes the hard part