n Southeast Asia’s Virtual Banking Race, Incumbents Might Have An Advantage (11/53)

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by Christophe Langlois Mar 23, 2020, 3:21 pm

In Southeast Asia’s Virtual Banking Race, Incumbents Might Have An Early-Mover Advantage [REPORT]https://t.co/u8p2QkytR3 @FintechSG https://t.co/iyK1G3VyLf @SPGMarketIntel (source)

ft. @dbsbank @sahabatBTPN @VPBankVN @CIMBMalaysia #fintech #paytech #digitalbank #neobanks pic.twitter.com/KagEBKQsUQ
— 🆑 Christophe Langlois (@Visible_Banking) March 16, 2020

In Southeast Asia, the imminent entrance of virtual banks is set to shake up the banking industry. But despite the potential disruption these are expected to bring, incumbent banks have a lead in the digital banking race, according to a new report by S&P Global Market Intelligence.

Source: Fintechnews.sg

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