Singapore Fintech Festival: MAS Chief Fintech Officer

The transcript discusses the competition among countries like Singapore, Hong Kong, and others to become fintech hubs. It highlights the importance of collaboration and regulation in the fintech space. Singapore's approach to crypto regulation is examined, focusing on long-term innovation over speculation. The impact of these regulations on Singapore's financial ecosystem is explored, along with the country's involvement in global regulatory discussions. The transcript also covers the development and potential deployment of CBDCs and stablecoins, emphasizing Singapore's openness to well-regulated stablecoins.

What are the main reasons for the competition among countries to become fintech hubs?

How does the speaker view the concept of a 'hub' in the context of fintech?

What is the difference in regulatory approaches between Singapore and Hong Kong regarding retail investors?

What are the potential future changes in the marketplace for cryptocurrencies as mentioned in the text?

How does the speaker perceive the impact of regulations on the attractiveness of Singapore as a fintech hub?

What is the significance of the experiments being conducted in Singapore regarding CBDCs?

What are the key points raised about the future of stablecoins in Singapore?