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"Creating the Future of Finance: A Journey of Innovation and Collaboration" - Remarks by Mr Chia Der Jiun
Good morning, and welcome to Day Two of the Singapore FinTech Festival (SFF). 1. This year we mark our 10th edition. In the first year, we had 11,000 participants and 70 exhibitors. This year, we have upwards of 65,000 participants and 600 exhibitors. The development of the SFF since 2016 parallels the growth in scale and scope of our FinTech ecosystem. 2. I want to acknowledge the contributions of colleagues, past and present, from MAS, GFTN, Constellar and ABS. Especially Ravi Menon who was there at the very start. 3. I also want to thank all of you here. FinTech innovators, forward-thinking FIs and global tech ... (full story)
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