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Mobile Financial Services in Singapore
Singapore is the most developed country in the ASEAN region, maintaining a very high level of healthcare, education, personal safety, housing, and quality of life. The nation’s financial inclusion sounds impressive: 98% of Singaporeans have a bank account.
Details29.01.2020
MFS in Indonesia: Banking the Unbanked
Indonesia seems to be gradually promoting financial inclusion clamoring to reach 75% in 2019. The digitization of financial services and social assistance have contributed to increasing financial inclusion rate to 65% in 2019.
Details11.12.2019
MFS Platform to Boost Financial Inclusion in Myanmar
Myanmar seems to be the last large untapped market in the ASEAN region. Even though the country has seen a rapid increase in economic growth in recent years, there is much to be done to promote financial inclusion in Myanmar. The worldwide expanding financial technology (fintech) is likely to be the best way of tackling the problem.
Details6.11.2019
How microinsurance can help Telecoms to boost revenue
While telecom operators continue expansion into the banking market, some operators have discovered an opportunity on the insurance market. The mobile-enabled microinsurance is a new trend of the industry of mobile financial services. The mobile microinsurance is insurance for ...
Details31.07.2019
Telecom operators in a bid for MFS market
The retail financial services market has been the banks’ monopoly to the point of mobile technology advent. Smartphones, mobile Internet and technology have changed the situation, creating a new market of mobile financial services (MFS).
Details26.03.2019
Should mobile operators enter the banking market?
According to GSMA Intelligence data, in the Telecom industry, the average revenue per user (ARPU) is $9.49 per month. Banking market showing revenue per customer ten times higher.
Details13.03.2019
