Taiwan’s launch of a Digital Asset Custody Services Business Trial is taking a major step toward integrating digital assets into its regulated financial system.

China’s Hainan is set to enhance and simplify foreign exchange processes and achieve free flows of cross-border capital.

Indonesia’s digital economy, driven by AI, fintech, cybersecurity and e-commerce, will create significant opportunities for U.S. tech businesses.

Poland has solidified its position as a growing hub for financial technology (fintech) in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). 

 A new forex directive has been issued by Ethiopia to foster economic growth.

Negotiations on the Digital Trade Protocol reach an advanced stage.

The Argentine government establishes new measures to increase the flexibility of making international payments to overseas suppliers.

Argentina’s Fintech industry overview under the administration of President Javier Milei. 

With over 650 fintechs, Mexico is currently the largest fintech market in Latin America after Brazil and Colombia.

Japan’s creation of special economic zones for financial and asset management firms presents significant business opportunities for U.S. financial companies.

Gaps and imbalances create opportunities for U.S. insurers to test the market.

Hong Kong’s highly developed financial system and proximity to China make it an attractive location for U.S. General Partners to raise capital.

Hong Kong has a strategic advantage in the global voluntary carbon market.

E-wallets are rapidly becoming the dominant payment method in Asia, surpassing cash and credit cards due to convenience and interoperability.

There are opportunities for IT security technologies and infrastructure related to digital wallet plan in a government stimulus package.