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Peeking Into Taiwan Fintech Sector Of Crowdfunding
Singapore might be the leading financial technology (fintech) hub but it has to contend with a new challenger : Taiwan. The recent fintech festival shows that the Singapore Government is looking at...
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Coassets Expands Into Hong Kong’s Fintech Space
CoAssets a crowdfunding platform specialising in facilitating funding for real estate and small to medium‐sized enterprises, is pleased to announce that it has signed a non‐binding Memorandum of...
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Research Paper Examines the Impact of China’s New Regulatory Regime for P2P...
China, the undisputed fintech leader, has seen its online lending market grow rapidly since the late 2000s, fueled by the high online penetration rate and the encouragement of the Chinese government,...
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Deliveroo Launches Deliveroo Links –A First-Of-Its-Kind Surplus Food Donation...
Deliveroo, a Hong Kong’s food delivery company, announces the launch of ‘Deliveroo Links’. This is a first-of-its-kind surplus food donation campaign in Hong Kong designed to help those in need. Some...
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Crowdfunding Fails To Take Off In Hong Kong
In recent years, crowdfunding has emerged as a popular way for individuals, startups and businesses to raise funding from a global audience of investors. Image credit: Crowdfunding, Wikimedia...
View ArticleHow Does Hong Kong’s Digital Lending Scene Compare to The Disaster in China
P2P lending and digital lending has been on the rise lately, with many countries moving to regulate the space. Conventional digital lending has been met with far less controversy than its counterpart...
View ArticleHong Kong Gets Its First Equity Crowdfunding Platform, Well Kinda
Earlier this week, South Morning China Post reported that Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission has issued its first equity crowdfunding license to AngelHub. As someone who is actively keeping...
View ArticleHong Kong Seeks Public Feedback on Crowdfunding Rules
The Hong Kong government is seeking feedback firm the public for the next three months until 20 March 2023 on its proposal to enhance the regulation of crowdfunding activities. The Financial Services...
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