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DCS Card Centre embraces Web3 as superapps reshape payments

A stablecoin conversion card offers a bridge between crypto and cash.
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Manulife Indonesia CEO urges industry to tackle public distrust

Indonesia’s insurance penetration is among the lowest in the region.
12 hours ago

Banks, insurers rethink app strategy to solve real user problems

OCBC, Astra Life, BTN, and ACA prioritise utility and relevance over super app ambitions.
3 days ago

Indonesian retailers embrace digital signage to boost traffic

Lippo, Erajaya, and Kopi Kenangan use screens for promotions.
5 days ago

BTN urges reforms to scale up low-carbon housing in Indonesia

The state-owned lender wants to make green housing mainstream.
5 days ago

Waste-to-energy ties with mainland key to Hong Kong's green goals

Its first incinerator is only about to be finished this year, after eight years.

bolttech, Sumitomo Corporation to tackle Asia’s used smartphone market

Reusing old phones, seen at 430 million units by 2027, benefits the environment.

MAP Indonesia targets rising middle class with home and wellness focus

The retailer is targeting 80 million people in the middle-to-premium class.

Auto insurers under strain from high-tech repairs

Fixing EVs is expensive, leading many to declare these as a loss.

Global firms eye Hong Kong captives to manage risk

Self-insurance could lower premiums over time and improve liquidity.

Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance targets Chinese nationals in Thailand

The Chinese accounted for 53% of foreign students in Thai universities last year.

DP World opens first warehouse in Singapore

The site is 20 minutes away from Jurong Port.

Revised solvency rules could spur new wave of Malaysian insurance M&As

Insurers must provide capital for increased risk from floods, among other charges.

Japan faces RE supply chain conundrum

It’s a choice between creating jobs later or now at the expense of higher energy prices.

SG banks leave more jobs unfilled as corporate spending pauses

For every two people who resign, only one post gets replaced.

Companies move to avert cash-flow crisis

There is increased corporate demand for liquidity and risk coverage, says HSBC.