By Gauri Gupta and Kaustubh Shakkarwar, DATA>Nuance India’s digital payment ecosystem is uniquely positioned to transform privacy compliance into a strategic competitive advantage. The convergence of sophisticated technological infrastructure, robust regulatory frameworks, and evolving market dynamics creates unprecedented opportunities for payment providers to leverage privacy as a growth catalyst rather than a compliance burden. Digital Infrastructure Meets Regulatory Clari

By Floyd DCosta, Co-founder, Space Armour / QXLI AI / Blockchain Worx  The Rise of Autonomous Agents—and the Breakdown of Traditional Financial Systems Artificial intelligence is accelerating beyond the realm of productivity tools and evolving into a distributed, autonomous digital workforce. Modern AI agents can now research, negotiate, orchestrate workflows, interpret data, manage processes, and optimize systems across entire organizations with little to no human supervis

At this year’s Singapore Fintech Festival , we brought a special moment to life: the Wheel of Fintech. Together with Apix , our own magazine, The Connector , and FIT – Flanders Investment & Trade, we had the pleasure of creating a stage where eight companies could present their work to an engaged and curious audience. It became a warm and collaborative session, not a competition, but a chance to let each company shine in its own way. Thanks to the strong partnership between

Author: Rebecca Marina (Counsel) and Roxana Șerban (Associate) The European Union likes to see itself as a global leader in financial innovation. It has built sophisticated rules for open banking, instant transfers and digital assets, aiming to make payments within Europe seamless and secure. However, behind this ambition lies a problem that policymakers have struggled to solve. The EU’s legal framework for payments is fragmented. It has not developed as a single, coherent bo