CNA Explains: What is fintech?

FINISH.....FINISHED......FEED YOUR HUNGRY.....INCREASE WAGES🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

FAST, moomoo, revolut, digibank, paynow, digital payment and etc. fintech is the future and soon no one want to go bank to open a bank account.

I hope some bank in SG change their operations procedures, for example reduce human /interaction when open bank or investment account. 😊

if you know about a Fintech company called Ripple and their On Demand Liquity via XRP. Then you are part of a small group of people on planet Earth who are in the know. Cheers to you from South Africa.

Singapore's 🇸🇬 hi-tech and fintech have been hard-hit in the past few quarters.
- It was a global trend, but it affected Singapore more because of close ties to China.

No Chinese debt-trap banks at the Singapore Fintech Festival. Why?
China🇨🇳 earlier praise of bitcoins turned out to be a double-edge sword.
- one edge: wanting to escape from the American financial system,
- another edge: total controlling of fintech.

The term “populist” has negative connotations where government decisions are concerned. It implies that an action is taken or not taken in order to appease the public even if such actions or non actions would not be for the greater good of the country. Why is cutting the sky-high salaries of our ministers a little to help the old people who are barely scraping by not for the benefit of the nation?

The point is – anything can be considered populist if you find an angle and a spin. But if you cut through the crap (pardon my language), it is patently clear that cutting ministerial salaries will not be a bad thing for the country as a whole.

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After 50 years of rule – uninterrupted – the PAP has failed to develop sustainable (population growth, education and economic development) policies that will enable locals to drive our economy, that is, creating jobs and attracting investments, with foreigners playing a complementary role. Instead, the situation has been turned on it head. Foreigners are now the main force behind our economy and Singaporeans are playing the supporting role. Lees’ words, not mine. Dr Chee Soon Juan

This prove to be troublesome especially if the CDC is within an opposition ward.
For instance, the North East Community Development Council could have members of the Workers’ Party to be the Mayor or even serving as advisors.

As the programme agenda and terms of engagement are pre-defined by the CDC management, this can be alienating to Singaporeans who would like to get involved in grassroots activities without getting into partisan politics and work alongside a Mayor who has been elected and not selected through a political election.

This because the Mayor is first elected through partisan political processes and then appointed to the position of Mayor by the ruling party.
The non-elected nature of the CDCs and Mayors means that Singaporeans are deprived of their right to have a say in how their CDC is run and do not have the full range of feedback, including the right to vote out non-performing representatives, on the services and programmes provided by their CDC.

The non-electability of the CDC head, or Mayor, contravenes Article 25 of the International Covenant of Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) adopted by the United Nations General Assembly.

MARUAH, in its 4th position paper of their ongoing project “Defending the Legitimacy of Singapore Elections”, called for existing Community Development Councils (CDCs) to be replaced with councils led by citizen-elected non-partisan mayors, and for such councils to be funded by the government.
MARUAH member, Mr Kao Zi Jian presented the NGO’s position paper on how CDCs, unlike the Town Councils which deal with estate management, are appointed by the People’s Association (PA), an executive arm of the government. The non-electability of the CDC head, or Mayor, contravenes Article 25 of the International Covenant of Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) adopted by the United Nations General Assembly.

I read about a man in his 50s who started investing in stocks and real estate and then retired in 2 years with over $6 million and that is my main goal and I would really appreciate any suggestions or advice on how to achieve this goal. in 5 years. Especially with the current economic crisis around the world. It is still a good time to invest in gold, silver and digital currencies BTC, ETH, SOL...

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