Razer Fintech keeps options open on digital banking licence


In Malaysia, besides Razer Fintech, several other companies that are exploring bids for Malaysia’s digital bank licence are Grab, AirAsia, telecoms provider Axiata and lender CIMB.

KUALA LUMPUR: On its own or in a consortium, Razer Fintech is keeping its options open in vying for one of the five digital banking licences to be offered by Bank Negara, chief executive officer Lee Li Meng said.

“There is a lot of speed dating that is happening in the digital banking environment. I have spoken to a few myself and we are keeping our options open, ” he said.

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