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Join us for a discussion of how financial institutions at the cutting edge have gone beyond providing access to finance for SMEs and are also offering access to markets, access to better management skills, and more. These offerings are often done in partnership with fintechs and other institutions.
Daniel Fah, the co-founder and chair of the Virangana Project, aims to connect disruptive Indian women entrepreneurs seeking to establish themselves in the startup economy with mentors, business services and potential investors in Australia.
Questions were answered during a session that was part of the Future Asia Business Summit, which the City of Sydney hosted over two days, under the theme was ‘Sydney thriving in a smart Asian century’.
FinTech startup Open is partnering with global payments tech leader Visa to offer better banking options for SMEs in India. The collaboration gives Open the power to co-create new products with Visa, like real-time payments and business credit cards for startups, the companies announced in a press release.
Payoneer has partnered with PayTabs, a payment processing company, to offer customers, selling through their own websites, a payment gateway to seamlessly help receiving funds into Indian accounts.
Launched last week, the platform has been designed for MSMEs and self-employed customers to help them undertake their business banking transactions digitally. The app enables customers in the export trade to settle inward remittances with greater ease and convenience as opposed to previous processes.
The 5G network is likely to encompass not just the Internet but all the resources connected to it. In such a scenario it is essential that there is a greater preparedness from both the service providers and consumers regarding the principles, architecture and features of the new technology. Such preparedness will help all concerned to design, develop and deploy appropriate applications that can be used efficiently and effectively. It that a similar is oen felt preparedness by various sectors could have helped a greater success of 4G.
Indian fintech company created in 2007 offering state of art products for the lending business of banks and NBFCs.
Indian bank that serves more than 3 million customers, including in remote and vulnerable segments. Initially founded as a charitable society in 1992, it received banking license in 2017.
During the Global SME Finance Forum 2018, LendLedger's Co-Founder and CEO, Gautam Ivatury, demoed the company's services at the TechPitch on November 6.
LendLedger unlocks data on informal and small business borrowers. Already US$30 million disbursed in India.
With the growth of digital divide rising, a new ecosystem developing in India features three “interrelated and mutually-reinforcing components” that will help support financial inclusion. These elements, according to the article include:
