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Asia’s wealthtech scene is on the rise, with Singapore taking the lead in investments and deal numbers.

The pair now aim to build a platform to offer solutions for both business-to-business and business-to-consumer partners in the finance and banking industry.

The ASX-listed company acquires a controlling stake in Malaysia’s iMoney for $4.15 million, and will further invest to accelerate its regional growth.

Here are some of Malaysia’s finest startups that we expect to take off or grow further this year.

The fintech sector is booming worldwide, and investors are thrilled to jump on the bandwagon.

In recent years various mobile apps have been developed to save you money and help you make your money go further. Having an app installed on your mobile device means

Surfing the net while working again? Are you bored out of your mind at work? Chances are you are working for a boring company, wasting away the best years of

HaloMoney leads the pack of financial comparison sites in Indonesia, at least in terms of the size of its war chest.

2014 turned out to be quite a mixed bag for Malaysia’s startup community, but several startups have proven themselves to be a step above the rest.

Are you a businessman in your early stages or someone contemplating starting your own company? We’ve gathered some valuable lessons from inspiring entrepreneurs to help you through your highs and lows.