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GOVERNMENT and industry leaders from the Philippines and Singapore kicked off “Digital Pilipinas: A Closer Look at the Philippine Sandbox,” a movement aimed at influencing reforms via technology and innovation across local and global arenas. Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) Chief FinTech Officer Sopnendu Mohanty, Trade Secretary Ramon M. Lopez,…
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Philippine government agencies, the private sector, and the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) recently launched Digital Pilipinas: A Closer Look at the Philippine Sandbox , a movement to trigger change through technology and innovation in local and global spheres on July 22.
Digital Pilipinas is convened by GeiserMaclang and supported by the Singaporean government through MAS, and by the Philippine government through the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) and Department of Finance (DOF).
In his keynote speech, MAS Chief FinTech Officer Sopnendu Mohanty said, If there s one market in Asia which has the biggest potential to completely transform, it s the Philippines. We are promoting technology for people to progress, so the public good is important to make the sandbox successful.
Published July 24, 2021, 9:22 AM
‘Digital Pilipinas: a Closer Look at the Philippine Sandbox’, a movement that aims to influence change through technology and innovation across the local and global spheres was launched on July 22 by government and industry leaders from both the Philippines and Singapore.
‘Digital Pilipinas: a Closer Look at the Philippine Sandbox’
Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) Chief FinTech Officer Sopnendu Mohanty, Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Secretary Ramon Lopez, and Department of Finance (DOF) Secretary Carlos Dominguez all expressed their support for a more technologically-capable and innovation-driven digital landscape in the Philippines and across the ASEAN region.
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The coronavirus pandemic introduced a whole new era that challenged how several industries adapt to a more digitized model from manufacturing all the way to banking. This rapid transition has seeped its way across several age groups, regardless of previous behavior, and forced technological adoption.
Whether its online classes, remote working setups, or even bills payment, technologies backed by the cloud and artificial intelligence (AI) propagated a more inclusive and empowering economy. In the Philippines, the same can also be said with financial technology.
During the recently concluded Philippine leg of the World Fintech Festival organized by GeiserMaclang Marketing Communications and co-presented by Globe Telecom, Huawei announced a virtual road map that revolves around its partnerships with local businesses especially in the fintech industry.