Tech companies are poised to take on massive debt as they accelerate investments in artificial intelligence, a trend that is raising concerns among lenders and investors alike. As the race to develop AI capabilities intensifies, firms are preparing to borrow vast sums, potentially stretching into the hundreds of billions of dollars. The scale of this borrowing is prompting traders to seek ways to safeguard themselves from the […]
Solaria Energia y Medio Ambiente SA, the Spanish solar energy developer, has taken a strategic step toward expanding its portfolio by engaging Goldman Sachs Group Inc. to identify a financial partner for its newly formed European data centre platform. The move signals the company’s intent to tap into the booming data centre industry, which has seen increasing demand in Europe due to digitalisation, cloud computing, and data storage needs.
The collaboration with Goldman Sachs marks a critical phase in Solaria’s growth as it seeks to diversify its business beyond solar energy projects. The investment bank will assist in connecting Solaria with potential partners that can provide the financial backing needed to grow its data centre operations. The platform is designed to capitalise on the rapid growth of the data storage and processing sector, which is integral to supporting industries ranging from e-commerce to artificial intelligence and beyond.
The formation of this platform comes as the European Union strengthens its push toward digital transformation. As part of its long-term economic strategy, the EU has been prioritising infrastructure that supports the digital economy, such as data centres, which are essential for powering cloud services, big data analytics, and Internet of Things applications. Solaria’s move into this field is a strategic alignment with the EU’s broader goals, placing the company in a strong position to benefit from the region’s increasing investment in digital infrastructure.
Goldman Sachs’ involvement brings significant expertise in the global infrastructure and energy sectors. The bank is expected to use its extensive network and financial knowledge to attract institutional investors or corporate partners who are seeking to enter the rapidly expanding data centre market. Solaria aims to build a platform that will manage and operate data centres across multiple European countries, with a focus on sustainability and renewable energy sources.
The growing need for data processing and storage has been a major driver of the global data centre industry, and Europe is no exception. The region has seen an influx of investment into the sector, driven by increased demand from large technology companies, including cloud service providers, e-commerce giants, and financial institutions. In addition to the need for more physical infrastructure, there is an increasing demand for data centres that are energy-efficient and environmentally friendly.
Solaria’s decision to integrate its solar energy expertise into the data centre platform is a strategic move that could set it apart from competitors. By combining renewable energy sources with data centre operations, Solaria can address growing concerns about the environmental impact of traditional data centre models, which are energy-intensive and reliant on fossil fuels. This aligns with the European Green Deal, which has set ambitious goals for reducing carbon emissions across the continent.
The data centre sector itself has become a hotbed of competition, with global players such as Equinix, Digital Realty, and CyrusOne leading the market. However, regional players have a unique opportunity to capitalise on localised demand and the growing push for sustainability. Solaria’s position as a solar developer with an established track record in renewable energy could allow it to secure a competitive edge in this space, particularly if it can offer clients data centre services that are both reliable and powered by clean energy.
As Solaria works with Goldman Sachs to explore potential partnerships, the company is also positioning itself to capitalise on the increasing convergence of energy and technology sectors. By leveraging its expertise in solar energy alongside a data centre platform, Solaria could provide a comprehensive solution to meet the dual demands of growing digital infrastructure and sustainability.
US President Donald Trump has confirmed his intent to sue the BBC for up to $5 billion, following a controversial incident involving a video edit that misrepresented his comments. The dispute stems from a video posted by the British broadcaster, which Trump claims distorted his remarks, resulting in what he described as unfair damage to his reputation. The controversy erupted after the BBC aired a clip from […]
Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology’s Center of Digital Entrepreneurship has successfully concluded the Multiverse Summit 2025, which was held in Silicon Valley, United States. This landmark event highlighted the Kingdom’s ongoing commitment to advancing digital innovation and fostering a global digital ecosystem. The summit, which brought together industry leaders, innovators, and government officials, served as a platform to explore the convergence of cutting-edge technologies, […]
India has officially enacted the Digital Personal Data Protection Rules 2025, marking a significant milestone in the country’s data privacy landscape. These rules come into full effect after years of discussions and revisions, shaping the way businesses and organizations across India manage and process personal data. The new framework introduces comprehensive rights for citizens, increased accountability for data processors, and a structured approach to compliance, with phased implementation designed to help organizations gradually adapt to the new standards.
Under the DPDP Rules 2025, organizations handling digital personal data must ensure that they meet stringent requirements regarding the collection, storage, and processing of such data. One of the primary objectives of the regulations is to give individuals more control over their personal information. Citizens are now entitled to exercise rights such as data access, correction, and deletion, enabling them to manage their digital footprints more effectively. The rules empower individuals to demand transparency from organizations about how their data is being used, stored, and shared, thereby creating a more secure and user-centric data ecosystem.
The DPDP framework also mandates that businesses establish clear and accountable procedures for data processing, including obtaining explicit consent from individuals before collecting their data. This requirement has led to the creation of a robust consent management system, where individuals can easily opt in or out of data collection practices. Moreover, companies must implement technical measures to safeguard data from breaches, ensuring that personal information is kept secure against cyber threats.
A noteworthy feature of the DPDP Rules 2025 is the introduction of a phased compliance timeline, giving businesses time to align their operations with the new regulations. The phased approach allows smaller organizations to gradually adapt their processes without facing immediate heavy penalties. It also helps avoid overwhelming businesses with abrupt changes, ensuring a smoother transition into the new privacy regime. Larger enterprises, particularly those with significant data processing activities, are required to comply more swiftly, underscoring the government’s commitment to addressing privacy concerns in the digital age.
In terms of enforcement, the rules establish a regulatory body responsible for overseeing compliance with data protection laws. This body will have the authority to issue penalties for violations, ranging from non-compliance to mishandling of personal data. The government has also proposed creating a data protection fund to support enforcement activities and facilitate the implementation of data protection measures across sectors. These efforts aim to strengthen India’s privacy protection infrastructure and ensure that businesses take their responsibilities seriously.
One of the most pivotal aspects of the DPDP Rules is the focus on cross-border data transfers. Companies that wish to transfer personal data outside of India must demonstrate that the destination country has an adequate level of data protection laws in place. This provision aims to safeguard Indian citizens’ data while promoting responsible data sharing and collaboration on the global stage. By introducing strict measures for international data exchanges, the DPDP framework places a premium on protecting the privacy of individuals both within India and abroad.
The DPDP Rules 2025 also place a strong emphasis on corporate accountability. Organizations must conduct regular audits to assess their data handling practices and identify potential vulnerabilities. Additionally, they are required to appoint Data Protection Officers responsible for overseeing data protection measures within their organizations. The accountability aspect extends to third-party vendors, as businesses must ensure that their partners and service providers adhere to the same high standards of data protection.
For the general public, the DPDP Rules provide greater visibility into how their data is being used. The introduction of a personal data breach notification system ensures that individuals are alerted if their data has been compromised. This provision is crucial in fostering trust between businesses and consumers, as it encourages transparency and swift action in case of data incidents. Companies are also required to report breaches to the regulatory body within a specified time frame, contributing to a more proactive approach to data security.
Dr Temidayo Omolaoye, a distinguished professor based in Dubai, was awarded the Promising Researcher Grant at the 2025 King Hussein Cancer Research Award ceremony. The event took place at the prestigious Four Seasons Hotel in Amman, Jordan, recognising exceptional contributions to the field of cancer research.
The King Hussein Cancer Foundation, known for its commitment to improving cancer care across the Middle East, annually honours individuals who have made significant strides in advancing cancer research and treatment. Dr Omolaoye’s award reflects his groundbreaking work in cancer research, particularly in the development of innovative treatment strategies and his efforts to enhance cancer care in the region.
As a leading academic at a prominent institution in Dubai, Dr Omolaoye’s research focuses on understanding the molecular mechanisms behind cancer progression. His work has led to important discoveries that could pave the way for more effective therapies. The Promising Researcher Grant, one of the most coveted awards at the ceremony, is aimed at recognising young scientists who demonstrate outstanding potential in the fight against cancer.
The award ceremony also brought together a host of international experts, including renowned oncologists, researchers, and philanthropists, all committed to fighting cancer through collaboration, research, and public awareness. Attendees discussed the latest advancements in cancer treatment, including immunotherapy, precision medicine, and the increasing role of artificial intelligence in diagnosis and treatment planning.
Dr Omolaoye, in his acceptance speech, highlighted the importance of international collaboration in cancer research. He emphasised how global partnerships are crucial for accelerating progress and ensuring that groundbreaking research benefits patients worldwide. He also acknowledged the support of the King Hussein Cancer Foundation in advancing the cause of cancer research in the Middle East and beyond.
The King Hussein Cancer Research Award, named after the late King Hussein of Jordan, is one of the region’s most prestigious honours in the field of cancer research. It recognises both individuals and institutions that have made significant contributions to the understanding, treatment, and prevention of cancer. The foundation, established in 1997, is dedicated to providing the best cancer care available, supporting cutting-edge research, and educating future generations of cancer specialists.
In addition to Dr Omolaoye, several other researchers were also honoured at the ceremony for their contributions to the fight against cancer. The event underscored the region’s growing role in global cancer research, with Jordan emerging as a key player in advancing scientific knowledge and cancer care standards in the Middle East.
The Canary XRPC ETF’s exceptional launch has sparked a wave of interest in XRP-related investment products. This surge in attention comes at a time when global interest in cryptocurrency-based financial products is rising, fueled by increased institutional involvement and growing acceptance of digital assets within traditional financial markets. The success of the Canary XRPC ETF, in particular, has led analysts to revisit the possibility of BlackRock entering the space with its own XRP-focused ETF.
BlackRock’s previous filings have contributed to the ongoing speculation. The investment giant has been a major player in the ETF market, with a track record of successfully launching funds that track digital assets, including Bitcoin and Ethereum. The company has already filed for a number of crypto ETFs in the past, most notably its Bitcoin ETF, which garnered significant attention. With the positive reception of such products, the entry of a BlackRock XRP ETF seems like a natural progression for the firm, especially considering XRP’s rising prominence within the digital asset ecosystem.
XRP, the digital currency associated with Ripple Labs, has been at the centre of legal and regulatory developments. Despite challenges, including the ongoing legal battle with the U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission, XRP has maintained a strong position in the cryptocurrency market. The uncertainty surrounding XRP’s regulatory status has not deterred investor interest, as demonstrated by the overwhelming demand for the Canary XRPC ETF. Ripple’s ongoing efforts to settle its legal issues, along with its partnerships with financial institutions, have bolstered confidence in the cryptocurrency’s future prospects.
The performance of the Canary XRPC ETF is viewed as a strong indicator of the market’s appetite for XRP-linked investment products. Market analysts believe that the fund’s initial success reflects a growing demand for structured, exchange-traded products that offer exposure to digital assets without requiring investors to directly hold the underlying cryptocurrencies. ETFs provide a level of convenience and security that traditional cryptocurrency exchanges may lack, appealing to institutional investors looking for a regulated route into the digital asset market.
With the Canary XRPC ETF breaking records, the conversation around a potential BlackRock XRP ETF has gained momentum. If BlackRock were to launch its own XRP ETF, it would likely benefit from the momentum created by Canary’s success, attracting both retail and institutional investors eager to gain exposure to XRP through a trusted, established financial institution. BlackRock’s involvement would also likely enhance the legitimacy of the XRP asset class in the eyes of conservative investors and regulators alike.
Despite the strong demand for XRP-related products, market experts caution that the regulatory landscape remains a critical factor in the future of XRP-focused ETFs. The legal uncertainty surrounding Ripple’s ongoing lawsuit with the SEC could impact investor sentiment and regulatory approval. Any significant developments in this legal battle could either accelerate or delay the launch of new XRP-related financial products.
In addition to regulatory hurdles, market volatility is another risk factor that could influence the success of an XRP ETF. Cryptocurrencies are known for their price fluctuations, and the value of XRP has experienced considerable swings over the years. While this volatility presents opportunities for high returns, it also poses risks for investors who are not prepared for the rapid price movements typical in the cryptocurrency market.
The growing popularity of XRP as an investment vehicle underscores a broader trend in the digital asset market. Institutional investors are increasingly turning to cryptocurrencies as part of their diversified portfolios, seeking to capture the potential growth of blockchain-based assets. ETFs have become a popular mechanism for accessing these assets, offering exposure while avoiding the complexities of direct cryptocurrency ownership, such as wallet management and private key security.
Fernando Eiroa, CEO of Dubai Holding Entertainment, has shared insights into the company’s ambitious plans to extend its reach globally, with a particular focus on the growing market for immersive attractions. The company, which oversees a portfolio of entertainment ventures, is positioning itself to capitalise on the burgeoning demand for innovative experiences that blend entertainment with cutting-edge technology. Under Eiroa’s leadership, Dubai Holding Entertainment is actively expanding […]
Netskope has partnered with NEVERHACK to introduce an innovative, fully managed Security Service Edge solution aimed at enhancing zero-trust cloud security. This new offering is designed to address the growing need for comprehensive protection in a rapidly evolving digital landscape, where organisations are increasingly reliant on cloud-based infrastructure. The collaboration combines Netskope’s advanced network and cloud security technology with NEVERHACK’s expertise in managed security services. The integrated […]
China’s dominance in the global rare earths market has been challenged by its recent move to curb exports of these crucial minerals. The decision has sent shockwaves through industries dependent on rare earths, which are essential for technologies ranging from electric vehicles to smartphones. In response, the United States and its allies are now looking for alternative sources, with Latin America, particularly Brazil, emerging as a potential […]
Jumeirah, renowned for its luxury hotels including the iconic Burj Al Arab, has ventured into fashion with the launch of its first-ever capsule collection. The move marks a bold step for the Dubai-based hospitality group as it explores ways to blend its longstanding heritage with contemporary trends. The collection, designed by Dubai-based fashion label Bouguessa, takes inspiration from the distinctive architectural and cultural elements of Jumeirah’s luxury […]
Vaibhav Suryavanshi, the rising star of Indian cricket, etched his name in the record books with a blistering 144 runs off just 42 balls in a T20 match against the UAE in Doha. This stunning performance not only cemented his place as one of the most exciting young talents in the game but also shattered existing records for the fastest and highest score in T20 cricket.
Suryavanshi, who has been making waves in domestic and international circuits, showed remarkable power-hitting prowess from the first ball. His innings was a display of controlled aggression, as he smashed 14 sixes and 10 fours, leaving the UAE bowlers helpless. The 144 runs came at an astonishing strike rate, and he achieved this feat in just 42 balls, surpassing the previous T20 record for the fastest century.
The young cricketer’s knock began with a rapid-fire start, and his confidence grew with each boundary. His ability to rotate strike while also finding the boundary at will left the crowd in awe. The UAE’s bowling attack, which had been formidable in previous matches, had no answers to his aggressive batting. Despite the best efforts of UAE’s bowlers, Suryavanshi dominated every over, quickly putting pressure on the opposition.
This performance comes as a significant milestone in Suryavanshi’s already impressive career, which includes several standout performances in domestic leagues and international competitions. His rise to fame has been meteoric, with scouts and former players alike taking note of his immense potential. His record-breaking knock in Doha has not only garnered attention but also raised expectations for his future in the international cricket scene.
The 18-year-old’s batting style is often compared to some of the game’s biggest hitters, but it is his temperament under pressure that sets him apart. In addition to his aggressive strokes, Suryavanshi has shown maturity in constructing innings, often shifting gears depending on the situation. His ability to accelerate at crucial moments makes him a player to watch in the coming years.
Cricket experts have already begun to discuss his potential role in the Indian national team, with some even speculating about his inclusion in upcoming international fixtures. With the Indian cricket team always on the lookout for dynamic and explosive players, Suryavanshi’s breakthrough performance in Doha only adds to the conversation about his possible call-up.
ENOC Group, a leading player in the energy sector, is set to demonstrate its commitment to sustainable practices at the 19th Dubai Airshow. The group, known for its integrated energy solutions, will focus on innovations aimed at accelerating the transition to a low-carbon economy. One of the key highlights will be the provision of Sustainable Aviation Fuel to JETEX-operated aircraft during the event, underscoring ENOC’s efforts to reduce aviation’s carbon footprint.
The move is part of ENOC’s broader strategy to align with the global push towards net-zero emissions by 2050. With aviation being a significant contributor to global greenhouse gas emissions, the use of SAF is seen as a vital step in the industry’s decarbonisation. SAF, produced from renewable resources, offers a lower carbon alternative to traditional jet fuel and is considered a crucial component in achieving the aviation sector’s climate goals.
In addition to providing SAF, ENOC will showcase other clean energy innovations designed to support the aviation and energy sectors’ transition to sustainable practices. These technologies are aligned with the UAE’s national energy strategy, which prioritises sustainability and aims to position the country as a leader in the global energy transition.
The Dubai Airshow, a prominent global event, serves as an ideal platform for ENOC to display its clean energy capabilities. The event brings together key stakeholders from across the aerospace, aviation, and energy industries, providing ENOC with a valuable opportunity to engage with industry leaders and showcase its role in driving the shift towards a greener future.
ENOC’s partnership with JETEX for SAF supply at the Dubai Airshow reflects the growing demand for sustainable fuel alternatives in the aviation industry. This collaboration builds on ENOC’s longstanding commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship, as it continues to expand its range of clean energy solutions. The company’s efforts in SAF production are designed to complement its other sustainability initiatives, including investments in renewable energy and advancements in energy efficiency.
The showcase of SAF at the Dubai Airshow is expected to raise awareness about the importance of sustainable aviation fuels in reducing the environmental impact of air travel. As global demand for cleaner energy solutions grows, ENOC’s involvement in this sector underscores its strategic focus on providing innovative, sustainable energy solutions to support the UAE’s climate goals and contribute to global decarbonisation efforts.
ENOC’s participation in the Dubai Airshow also highlights the growing importance of partnerships between energy and aviation companies in addressing climate challenges. By working closely with JETEX and other stakeholders, ENOC is helping to shape the future of sustainable aviation, ensuring that the industry remains aligned with global environmental objectives while continuing to meet the demands of modern air travel.
Actively Promote the “Bringing in and Going Global” Strategy to Empower I&T Companies to Expand into the GBA and Overseas Markets HKSTP leads 13 park companies to CHTF 2025, “China’s No. 1 Technology Exhibition”, presenting breakthroughs across AI, robotics, new energy, semiconductors, smart manufacturing, biotech, fintech, and more The Hong Kong Pavilion features end-to-end innovation from R&D to application, with live demos and business matching for global […]
By K Raveendran Rahul Gandhi’s reaction to the Bihar election outcome, framed by surprise and a sense of unfairness, must reopen a debate about the structural imbalances that shape electoral competition in India. His argument, on its surface, reflects the opposition’s frustration after a contest that produced a seat tally far more skewed than the […]
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Manish Rai The Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) has once again established itself as a significant player in the Iraqi political landscape. In the recently concluded Iraqi legislative elections, it became the sole Kurdish party to increase its seats and secure seats in nine provinces of Iraq. PUK has historically been a proponent of cordial relations between Kurdistan and Baghdad. However, the PUK chose to remain cautious […]
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent triumph in state elections has provided a significant political boost, reinforcing his authority as the leader of the Bharatiya Janata Party as he navigates a particularly challenging year. The win comes at a crucial time, amid mounting economic and political pressures, as Modi faces growing scrutiny ahead of the 2024 national elections. This outcome has not only solidified his grip on power […]
Investcorp Capital, a prominent Abu Dhabi-listed alternative investments firm, has acquired the US-based Kanawha Scales & Systems, marking a strategic move to broaden its services sector portfolio. The acquisition, which was arranged by Investcorp, comes at a time when the company looks to strengthen its presence in the industrial services space. Although the financial details of the deal have not been disclosed, ICAP has highlighted the significance […]
First Abu Dhabi Bank, one of the UAE’s largest financial institutions, has successfully priced its EUR 850 million benchmark Regulation S green bond, marking a significant achievement in the sustainable finance space. The bond, set with a five-year maturity and a coupon of 3.1201%, highlights the growing appetite for green debt amid a surge in environmental-conscious investment. The issuance, which was rated Aa3 by Moody’s and AA- […]
US and London-based educational technology company, DataCamp, has acquired the UAE-based AI-native learning platform, Optima, in a move designed to enhance its offerings in personalised and real-time learning. The acquisition will see Optima’s technology fully integrated across DataCamp’s existing platforms, bolstering its data science and analytics services with cutting-edge artificial intelligence features. The deal, however, did not include the financial terms, leaving the acquisition value undisclosed. Following […]
Abu Dhabi’s state-owned oil giant, ADNOC, has received a conditional nod from the European Commission for its 14.7 billion euro acquisition of the German chemicals firm Covestro. The approval, granted on Friday, hinges on ADNOC adhering to specific commitments outlined by the Commission, including modifying its articles of association and sharing Covestro’s sustainability-related patents with competitors in certain areas.
The deal represents ADNOC’s strategic push into the global chemicals market, marking a significant expansion beyond its traditional oil and gas operations. Covestro, a leader in high-performance plastics and other chemical products, has long been a key player in the European industrial landscape. This acquisition could give ADNOC greater access to advanced materials used in various sectors, including automotive, construction, and electronics.
In its ruling, the European Commission emphasised that ADNOC’s commitment to altering its corporate structure and making proprietary technologies available to others in the field of sustainability is crucial to maintaining competitive conditions in the European market. The deal, which was first announced earlier this year, is contingent upon ADNOC meeting these demands to ensure no harm to competition in the chemical and sustainability markets.
The approval came after several rounds of regulatory scrutiny, including concerns over potential monopolistic effects in certain segments of the chemicals industry. However, ADNOC’s willingness to adapt its operational framework and engage in collaboration with other market players ultimately paved the way for the European Commission’s greenlight.
The Commission’s conditional approval also reflects the growing importance of sustainability within corporate transactions. By requiring ADNOC to share Covestro’s patents, the EU is ensuring that the intellectual property crucial to advancing eco-friendly and sustainable technologies does not remain under the control of a single entity. This step is seen as a way of fostering innovation and preventing market consolidation that could stifle progress in critical sectors like renewable energy and environmental protection.
ADNOC’s acquisition of Covestro aligns with its broader strategy to diversify its business interests and strengthen its presence in high-value industries. The company has been increasing its investments in chemicals and other non-oil sectors in recent years, as it seeks to become less reliant on fossil fuels amid the global push for cleaner energy sources. For ADNOC, acquiring a major chemical manufacturer is an opportunity to leverage its substantial financial resources and access new markets for its products, particularly in Europe, which has a strong demand for advanced materials.
The deal is also seen as a win for the UAE’s broader economic vision, which aims to position the country as a global leader in sustainable development and innovation. ADNOC’s willingness to share Covestro’s sustainability patents is part of its commitment to contributing to the global fight against climate change, which is increasingly a focal point for both the public and private sectors.
While the conditional approval is a significant step forward, the acquisition is far from complete. ADNOC must now comply with the European Commission’s stipulations, which could include more detailed negotiations with competitors and stakeholders in the sustainability sector. It is expected that the full regulatory process will take several months before the deal can be finalised.
Covestro, for its part, stands to benefit from ADNOC’s financial backing and expertise in the chemicals sector. As a global leader in the production of polyurethanes and polycarbonates, the company is well-positioned to expand its reach and scale its operations, particularly in emerging markets where demand for high-performance materials is growing rapidly. ADNOC’s financial strength, coupled with Covestro’s established market position, could create a powerful synergy capable of driving innovation and expanding the companies’ collective influence in the global chemicals market.
BELÉM, BRAZIL – Media OutReach Newswire – 14 November 2025 – On November 12, 2025, the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) officially convenes in Belém, Brazil. The COP30 Leaders’ Residence (Vila Líderes), located in the city’s strategic core area, has fully operationalized the high-efficiency, energy-saving air conditioning systems provided by Gree Electric. Specifically designed for attending global leaders and delegations, the residence is adjacent to […]
By Nitya Chakraborty The NDA led by the BJP has swept the assembly polls in Bihar stunning the RJD and the other constituents of the INDIA Bloc by the extent of the win of the NDA constituents in the 243 member state assembly. The initial results till this afternoon indicate that the NDA has got […]
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Expanding Cross-border Payment and Shariah-Compliant Solutions Across ASEAN SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 14 November 2025 – XTransfer, the world’s leading B2B cross-border trade payment platform, and Maybank, a leading bank in ASEAN, are pleased to announce a strategic partnership to expand cross-border payment and Shariah-compliant solutions. Coinciding with Singapore FinTech Festival 2025, senior representatives of XTransfer and Maybank officially signed the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) […]
