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MAS commits $220m to boost fintech innovation and talent over three years
Straits Times — Business✓
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The Monetary Authority of Singapore will allocate S$220 million over the next three years to support fintech innovation and develop talent. The funding is part of a refreshed initiative aimed at strengthening the resilience and competitiveness of Singapore’s financial sector. The program will provide grants, mentorship and training to firms and professionals working on financial technology solutions.
WHY IT MATTERS
The investment aims to enhance Singapore’s financial sector competitiveness by fostering new fintech capabilities and a skilled workforce.
This is part of a renewed scheme to build a resilient and competitive financial sector.
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