Benita Ainabe Keywords finance inancial sector development capital markets innovative financing mechanisms and regulatory governance and reforms Read more about Benita Ainabe Benita Ainabe is a Financial Sector Specialist (Capital Markets) in the Public Management, Financial Sector, and Trade Division of the Southeast Asia Department at Asian Development Bank. She specializes in financial sector development, capital markets, innovative financing mechanisms, and regulatory governance and reforms in ADB’s developing member countries in Southeast Asia.
Video: Blockchain Infrastructure for Capital Markets Read more about Video: Blockchain Infrastructure for Capital Markets This session video discusses how blockchain can help organizations increase efficiency, reduce costs, and increase revenues.
Regulatory Sandbox Read more about Regulatory Sandbox Regulatory sandbox has become a buzzword in the financial services industry. But what exactly is a regulatory sandbox, and how can it help ensure consumer protection? Ashly Hope of the Australian Securities and Investment Commission tackles the rationale of sandboxes and shares how Australian regulatory sandboxes work.
Fintech Bridges Read more about Fintech Bridges What are fintech bridges, and how these can help build relationships and promote connectedness? Learn more about these based on the experience of Australian Securities and Investments Commission.
Capital Market and Fintech Read more about Capital Market and Fintech How does the financial service industry cope with the ever-changing needs and demands of its clients? Learn how fintech has benefited consumers and service providers, and discover the steps that should be taken to enhance convenience for the players in the financial service industry.
Regional Seminar on Fintech in Capital Markets Read more about Regional Seminar on Fintech in Capital Markets Financial technologies are changing the game in the financial services sector. While the fintech industry is relatively a young sector, it has been recognized for its economic return on innovation in terms of jobs and Gross Domestic Product growth. Globally, fintech requires financial regulators to adjust their approach, increase consultation with stakeholders, and engage with regulatory technology.
Packaging Public-Private Partnerships in Waste-to-Energy Projects: ADB’s Experience Read more about Packaging Public-Private Partnerships in Waste-to-Energy Projects: ADB’s Experience The Private Sector Operations Department of Asian Development Bank continues to be active in Waste-to-Energy (WTE) sector in many Asian countries. While the Public-Private Partnership/Build–Operate–Transfer structure is possible for WTE, the challenge is to increase the number of commercial banks that are keen to finance this type of project.