UOB's The FinLab pilots platform for SMEs

Free registration is going on for SMEs and startups in ASEAN.

United Overseas Bank’s innovation accelerator The FinLab has launched a digital platform to help SMEs and startups across ASEAN implement digital solutions, a press release confirmed. The FinLab Online platform offers mentorship via video tutorials and webinars.

SMEs can also sign up for The FinLab Online Programme to conduct a free self-assessment of their technology needs based on The FinLab’s proprietary business analysis tools. They will then be guided on digitalisation strategies and solutions to address immediate business challenges and be matched with relevant technology solution providers.

Membership to the community is free and registration is open to all SMEs and startups in ASEAN, the press release added.

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