First meeting of MAS fintech panel was ‘fruitful’ – Menon

New advisory panel to look at how Singapore can “harness” new tech and “enhance” fintech provision to financial services

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First meeting of new fintech panel was "another step" in transforming Singapore into a "smart financial centre"

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has formed an International Technology Advisory Panel (ITAP), which held its first meeting on August 2.

The panel will advise MAS on international developments in fintech and how Singapore can "harness" new technologies to "enhance" the provision of financial services.

The ITAP has 15 members, including a mix of chief executives and senior managerial figures from a host of companies, including financial institutions, fintech firms and venture

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