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BNM Governor Ties AI Adoption To Boardroom Accountability

Bank Negara Malaysia says over 70% of financial firms have adopted AI. Governor Abdul Rasheed Ghaffour says the next test is accountability, not adoption.

Bank Indonesia Launches Domestic Credit Card KKI

Bank Indonesia has launched a domestic credit card that settles entirely through local payment infrastructure, bypassing international card networks for QRIS transactions.

Halogen Capital Opens Managed Crypto Portfolios To Retail Investors

Halogen Capital has launched a platform letting licensed Malaysian advisers offer managed multi-asset portfolios from just RM1,000.

Bitazza Thailand Adopts Sumsub Travel Rule Solution

Bitazza Thailand has implemented Sumsub's Travel Rule solution ahead of new SEC requirements for digital asset businesses.

Singapore Sets 2027 Start For Crypto Exchange Tax Data Collection

Singapore has finalized rules requiring crypto exchanges to collect and report expanded tax information starting in 2027, implementing the OECD's Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework.

BNM And CGC Target Credit Gap With RM10 Billion Guarantee Program

Bank Negara Malaysia has launched a RM10 billion guarantee scheme aimed at widening financing access for SMEs that fall outside conventional credit assessments.

Coins.ph Adds Tempo Blockchain For Stablecoin Transfers

Coins.ph has integrated Tempo, the Stripe- and Paradigm-backed blockchain built for stablecoin payments, giving users faster USDT and USDC transfers.

Generali Malaysia Debuts GROW 2026 Insurtech Accelerator

Generali Insurance Malaysia has opened applications for GROW 2026, its first dedicated accelerator for the country's insurtech and healthtech founders. Applications close August 31, 2026.

Bettr And Muslim Pro Launch Umrah Financing In Malaysia

Bettr, Ant International's embedded finance unit, has partnered with Muslim Pro to bring Shariah-compliant Umrah financing to Malaysian users.

Grab Fined USD 52,000 In Vietnam Over Consumer Data Consent Failures

Vietnam's National Competition Commission has fined Grab USD 52,000 for six separate consumer protection breaches, led by a failure to give users a real choice over data sharing.

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