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between the FinTech ecosystems of both countries.

The FinTech Bridge will support both FinTech ecosystems now and in the future,

with both the Australia Treasury and the MAS committed to ensuring that it will be a

living agreement.

The Australia-Singapore FinTech Bridge sets out a framework for both

authorities to:

deepen bilateral and multilateral cooperation on FinTech, to facilitate trade,

investment and ecosystem development in the FinTech sector;

support the mutual establishment of FinTechs looking to expand in each

other’s markets, and to encourage FinTechs to use the facilities and assistance

available to explore new business opportunities and reduce barriers to entry;

build on current engagements to strengthen linkages between Australia and

Singapore for policy officials, regulators, and industry groups; and to work together to
share FinTech expertise and encourage the development of new opportunities; and

explore joint innovation projects on emerging issues in FinTech to help the

industry navigate through a constantly evolving space, to share information on

emerging market trends, and to learn from the experiences in each jurisdiction. This

includes collaboration in areas such as blockchain and distributed ledger technology,

digital identities, cross-border data connectivity, data portability, and the application

of FinTech to promote sustainable finance.

The FinTech Bridge agreement continues the long history of forging

ground-breaking trade agreements between Australia and Singapore, and follows the

signing of the Australia-Singapore DEA in 2020. Such agreements help our

businesses to seize local, regional and global opportunities arising from the digital
boom that is crossing borders, reshaping industries, and transforming economies in

the region.

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