IWS FinTech appoints Mario Singh to its Board of Advisors
IWS FinTech, a Singapore-based consultancy and technology firm specialised in fintech and blockchain services, has installed a Board of Advisors.
Appointed as the Board’s inaugural member is Mario Singh, who brings more than fifteen years of expertise in the margin trading industry to the firm. A consultant, author and executive, Singh is a well known thinker in the business and finance industry, having made regular appearances on international media including CNBC and Bloomberg.
Singh currently is the CEO of Fullerton Markets, a brokerage and trading firm he founded six years ago. As a consultant, Singh has been brought in by some of the biggest banks in the world to advise their traders and clients. Some of his clientele include ICBC (China’s biggest bank), Swiss bank Julius Baer and Singapore-headquartered OCBC.
“With years of experience as an established entrepreneur, Mario is no stranger to growing and scaling companies fast. He will leverage his deep industry connections and experience in the finance and tech sectors in his new role as an advisor to support our growth ambition,” said Kok Seong, Director at IWS FinTech.
Commenting on his challenge, Singh said, “I’m excited to begin my journey with IWS FinTechand look forward to introducing cutting-edge blockchain and fintech solutions with the team. Given that the total transaction value of digital payments increased by almost 28% to hit a staggering $5.2 trillion in 2020, we have to act quickly on the potential of this sector, especially as more companies and consumers turn to such technologies and new ways of banking and making payments.”
IWS FinTech’s Chief Digital Officer Danny Christ added, “Mario’s experience and vision are very much aligned with how we look to disrupt the fintech sector and bring robust alternatives to traditional methods of facilitating transactions and doing business in the financial industry. We’re thrilled to welcome him to the family.”
In the coming months IWS FinTech expects to appoint others members to its Board of Advisors.