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Grab launches digital financial brand, investment product
GrabFin provides financial services on the single platform, Earn+ offers low-risk investment opportunities
Tom King 26 May 2022

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Christine Zhang
Christine Zhang
executive director & general manager, overseas business department
China Chengxin International Credit Rating
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Rebalancing in the transition journey
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China’s e-commerce shopping festival posts robust sales
Even as China’s slowing economy and tightened Covid-19 restrictions continued to dampen consumer sentiment, e-commerce platforms and consumers came out in full force for this year’s June 18th Shopping Festival, the country’s largest mid-year online shopping event.The B2C affair saw total turnover of 695.9 billion yuan (US$103.7 billion), up 13.5% from last year, according to market data.
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How are you integrating automation and AI within your operations?
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ADDX, CCB to partner on China offshore investments
Private market exchange ADDX is teaming up with China Construction Bank (CCB) for the custody and distribution of a US$200 million quota allocation under the Qualified Domestic Limited Partnership (QDLP) scheme.
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UBS boosts alternatives team in Asia-Pacific
New hires Thomas Roland-Guyot, William Shi, Nikki Yeung all industry veterans
TechTalk / Treasury & Capital Markets
Singapore pursues fintech hub ambitions
Singapore has granted in-priciple approvals to three more fintech companies to offer digital payment token (DPT) services in the country, highlighting its resolve to become an international financial technology hub amid a crash in the prices of bitcoin and other crypto assets.

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