Singapore allocates $173M to fintech talent and innovation
Singapore will invest $173 million over three years to strengthen its fintech sector, including funding at least 1,000 internships. The initiative aims to develop young talent under the Financial Sector Technology and Innovation Scheme.
Sources: msn.com
“While global fintech funding cools, Singapore’s direct investment in talent signals a long-term bet on sector resilience rather than short-term deals.”
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