FAOM determined to propel industry forward


Fintech Association of Malaysia (FAOM) president Wilson Beh

PETALING JAYA: The Fintech Association of Malaysia (FAOM) is positioning to put the financial technology (fintech) industry on a higher pedestal as it seeks to propel the industry forward at a time when the global economy is showing signs of slowing down.

Towards this end, its president Wilson Beh said the association is actively planning and executing strategic plans for 2023 and 2024 to strengthen Malaysia’s fintech industry, as part of a two-years mandate (2023-2025) obtained at its AGM in April.

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