Abundant opportunities in Islamic fintech


Speaking during Maybank Islamic’s Global Connect Forum yesterday, Zamzamzairani (pic) said fintech can provide integrated solutions to support the Islamic principles of charitable contribution.

PETALING JAYA: Islamic financial technology (fintech) holds immense potential to serve consumers that are unbanked, uninvested and uninsured, according to Malayan Banking Bhd (Maybank) chairman Tan Sri Zamzamzairani Mohd Isa.

Speaking during Maybank Islamic’s Global Connect Forum yesterday, Zamzamzairani said fintech can provide integrated solutions to support the Islamic principles of charitable contribution.

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