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Taiwanese Fintech Hub Expands Cooperation with Japanese Investors in Kyushu

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What happened

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FinTechSpace, Taiwan's fintech innovation hub, led a delegation to Kyushu, Japan, for the RAMEN TECH Global Summit 2026. The delegation connected with over 19 regional banks and venture capital firms, holding more than 50 business meetings. FinTechSpace partnered with CDIB Capital Group to co-host a cross-border matchmaking event focused on startup investment and proofs of concept.

From manilatimes.net

Why it matters

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The initiative aims to deepen fintech cooperation between Taiwan and Japan by helping Taiwanese startups overcome market barriers in Japan. The matchmaking event lays groundwork for future cross-border collaborations and proofs of concept.

From manilatimes.net

Who's involved

  • Financial Supervisory CommissionGuides Taiwan's leading fintech innovation hub, FinTechSpace
  • CDIB Capital GroupPartnered with FinTechSpace to co-host the cross-border matchmaking event

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • CDIB Capital GroupSpeculative

    CDIB Capital Group could see increased investment opportunities through its partnership in the cross-border matchmaking event.

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