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Fintech Association of Malaysia Unveils Committee Line Up for 2023-2025 Term on the Back of Strong Membership Growth and Outreach Growth in 2022
The Fintech Association of Malaysia (“FAOM”) held its Annual General Meeting recently and elected in a new committee for its 2023/2025 term of office, reporting a growth of 40 new members via an extensive outreach program via more than 40 engagements over the year.
The meeting also passed a resolution to bring under its umbrella the Malaysian Youth Fintech Association, which will now be recognised as the official youth vertical under FAOM. In addition, members also voted to pass another resolution to extend the tenure of Exco and Committee members to 2 years per term, from the previous one-year term, to cement and facilitate continuity in initiatives and outreach.
“I am honoured to be able to serve as President once again, with the support of a strong Exco and dynamic Committee line up. With the fresh mandate and the 2 resolutions passed by members at the AGM, the association will further expand our membership base, work hand in hand with the regulators and all relevant stakeholders to shape the future of the Malaysian Fintech industry,’ said Wilson Beh.
FAOM which was established in 2016, has grown from strength to strength and is now officially recognised as the Fintech industry association on the Bank Negara Malaysia website, boasting more than 100 members from across the entire spectrum of Fintech verticals and support industries.
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