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KPMG firms operate in 145 countries and territories, and in FY21, collectively employed more than 236,000 people, serving the needs of business, governments, public-sector agencies, not-for-profits and through KPMG firms' audit and assurance practices, the capital markets.

APAC fintech investment declines, AI funding soars

AI emerges as a leading sector for venture capital, while traditional fintech areas in Asia see reduced funding.

APAC fintech investment declines, AI funding soars

AI emerges as a leading sector for venture capital, while traditional fintech areas in Asia see reduced funding.

How experts see the digital battleground of banks, payment firms

Industry leaders gather at 2023 Asian Banking and Finance Forum in Kuala Lumpur to discuss digital disruption, financial inclusion, and future trends.

WealthTechs win by managing wealth and not the wealthy

WealthTechs are breaking down barriers to entry by fractionalising costs of assets, analysts said.

BNPL platforms risk losing trust by ignoring SFA Code of Conduct

Under the Code of Conduct, BNPL providers need to show customers their ‘Trustmark’.

BNPL regulations toughen debt prevention and financial literacy in APAC

The Philippines, Vietnam, and Indonesia are more vulnerable to the risks of credit products, Euromonitor International reported.

Singapore’s fintech funding hit three-year high for an H1 period, but fizzles from H2 2021

The funding was the highest for a first-half period since 2019, but 15% lower than in H2 2021

KPMG launches embedded finance hub in Singapore

It will run for 2 years and provide incubation support to institutions.

How Singapore survived the global fintech funding fall

In Q2, the country's global market share by deal value jumped to 6.4%.

Singapore fintech investments reach $614.2m in H1 with smaller deals

The total transaction value is smaller than in H1 2020 but deal numbers are at a three-year high.

KPMG's head of financial services on executing strategies and leveraging technology in the digital economy 

Antony Ruddenklau believes that the financial services industry is at the foothills of change, and is about to undergo a significant transformation.