We are glad to have Oriol Caudevilla back on the show to discuss about sustainable finance and how Financial Technology can make Financial Services a greener one.  This episode is comprises of THREE topics: CBDC, Virtual Bank & Sustainable Finance. To find out more about CBDC and Virtual Bank, please click on the link below to find out more.  CBDC: https://youtu.be/TVAb-6tlbeo Virtual Bank: https://youtu.be/HoDnI-tbNvo 

Sustainable finance is not a topic that’s mentioned often enough in the industry. Beyond raising awareness about financial inclusion, 10Fin.Tech is focused on increasing awareness on green FinTech, especially in Southeast Asia. Find out more from Josh Gregory, CEO and Founder of Sugi. UK's 1st investment platform that your climate impact, compare investments and help you build a greener portfolio.

With the vast experience and in-depth knowledge that Anish holds in the payments industry, WadzPay was conceptualised which is an interoperability layer for all existing and future payment systems, including CBDC. He has made full use of his expertise and combined it with the power of blockchain to deliver a truly unique solution that is set to change the face of digital payments for generations to come.  

On this exclusive episode, we are honoured to have a very special guest this week to talk about how Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) can help to promote a more inclusive financial system. Oriol Caudevilla is now mentor to several prestigious FinTech organisations around the world. BONUS: Listen to our bonus episode to learn more about Oriol's opinion on Buy Now, Pay Later products, and spark your curiosity with a short analysis on the failure of GoBear.

On this episode, we have Andrew Kirima, Chief Technology Officer of Sencha Credit. Sencha Credit was founded in 2020, led by the Lamerre brothers. Having witnessed the struggles of their family when it comes to finance, they are taking noble and brave steps to embark on a FinTech journey to help the underrepresented, and educate the communities on the importance of financial literacy.

With passion for Islamic Finance and Technology, Erly Witoyo left the corporate world after 15 years to launch Kapital Boost in 2015 with the aim to level the playing field for SMEs through an ethical and Shariah-compliant crowdfunding platform. Listen to learn more about his journey!

Meet Fahad Ifaz, CEO and Co-Founder of iFarmer, a serial impactpreneur with a proven record in improving lives. His passion for agribusiness has led him into the world of FinTech as he strives to empower those at the bottom of the pyramid, and putting Bangladesh on the FinTech map

Let’s talk to Diego Rojas, CEO and Co-Founder of Finantier. A FinTech veteran with more than 10 years’ worth of experience in the industry, having Co-Founded and played an integral role in multiple FinTech start-ups as Chief Technical Officer around the world. With wealth of experience in his hands, he is now ready to work on a huge new project that will change the finance industry.

Islamic finance is a crucial part of daily lives of every Muslim around the world. Yet, the community is still largely underserved and Sharia-compliant financial services are still lacking behind in terms of innovation. Find out how Dima Djani, Founder and CEO of ALAMI, is tackling that issue while proving that Islamic Finance can be profitable for FinTechs.

Online shopping is booming in Southeast Asia, and this is especially true in Singapore where consumers often go online for retail therapy. Find out how Michael travelled across the world from Netherland to Singapore to help merchant cut transactional costs with a better form of online payment with Maesh

Find out more about how Lisa aims to empower women through FinTech. From advising clients to running her own show, she made a brave switch to embark on a FinTech journey as a founder.

Nirali Zaveri (Co-Founder and CEO of Feige) On our debut episode of Talk to Founders by 10Fin.Tech, we are joined here today by Nirali Zaveri, CEO and Co-Founder of Feige. Based in Singapore, Feige provides access to credit lines for freelancers in Southeast Asia who don’t fit the mold of traditional banking, thereby helping them bridge their working capital gaps.