The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) said it will allocate $173 million over the next three years to support fintech innovation, regional growth, and technology adoption, while also strengthening the talent pipeline. The announcement was cited by Techub News, which referenced Crypto Briefing. MAS said the funding plan is intended to reinforce Singapore’s position as a global leader in fintech. The program, as described in the source brief, focuses on four areas named in the announcement: innovation in financial technology, regional expansion, adoption of new technologies, and talent development. No further breakdown of the funding or timeline beyond the three-year period was disclosed in the source material.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) said it will allocate $173 million over the next three years to support innovation in fintech, regional growth, and technology adoption, while also strengthening its talent pool to reinforce Singapore’s position as a global fintech leader.
Techub News cited Crypto Briefing in the brief.
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