Singapore issues four digital bank licences, holds back on one

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Alibaba's Ant Group and joint bidders Grab and Singtel are amongst bidders that have snagged licences to offer digital banking services in the country -- targeted to commence early-2022 -- though, the four issued is one short of the initial target of five.

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Singapore issues four digital bank licences, holds back on one
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