By Joanna Seow, Remitting money home is sometimes a frustrating exercise for Filipino maid Nilda
By Joanna Seow, Remitting money home is sometimes a frustrating exercise for Filipino maid Nilda
DealStreetAsia: Philippine financial technology (fintech) company Ayannah is in the process of raising $3 million in
E27: Meet the first 8 startups chosen for InspirAsia – Life.SREDA’s fintech post-accelerating programme: Softpay (Vietnam),
TechInAsia: Philippine Bitcoin startup Coins.ph has come up with a way for you to move money
E27: InnoVen Capital, a Mumbai-based venture debt fund which recently got acquired by Singapore government-backed Temasek
TECHINASIA: E-Marketer predicts that by 2018 there will be 200 million new smartphone users in
E27CO: Singapore-based fin-tech startup Toast is raising a US$750,000 seed round, with half the funds
E27.CO: Philippines-based fin-tech startup LoanSolutions has raised an undisclosed round of funding from a group
TECHINASIA: Vladislav Solodkiy, Life.SREDA VC: It has been almost 2 months since I relocated to Singapore. During
DEALSTREETASIA: Philippine fintech startup PawnHero has won the Echelon Asia Summit 2015 Judges’ Choice Award in Singapore Wednesday
The Economist: Crowdfunding is just one of a number of ways in which European SMEs,
The Wall Street Journal: The Philippines’ economy is shedding its reputation as a laggard and outpacing
DEALSTREETASIA: The Philippine Long Distance and Telephone Co (PLDT) is planning to invest around $100 million in its
TECHINASIA: The Philippines has made technology-based ridesharing services like Uber legal, providing a regulatory framework for
E27.CO: The move is aimed at giving Filipinos easier access to loans and enabling more financial power
E27.CO: Philippine startup Satoshi Citadel Industries (SCI) has acquired BuyBitcoin.ph, the first Philippine Bitcoin exchange in the
DEALSTREETASIA: Startup company Pawnhero will be representing the Philippines in the upcoming Echelon Asia Summit 2015, after
TECHINASIA: Cash remittances from overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) have proven to be a crucial lifeline for