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UNDP AltFinLab Program Launches in Singapore with Bybit Participation

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What happened

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The UNDP Alternative Finance Lab program launched in Singapore on October 19, 2026, involving Mykolas Majauskas, Global Head of Policy at Bybit. A panel discussion followed, examining digital trust, cybersecurity, and Singapore's regulatory approach. Robert Pašičko, Lead of the UNDP AltFinLab, noted that governments face complex cybersecurity challenges driven by AI-enabled fraud and sophisticated attacks.

From manilatimes.net

Why it matters

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The collaboration between the United Nations Development Programme and Singapore focuses on policy issues, including AI governance and program implementation. The discussion highlighted that public institutions rely on digital systems, including blockchain technology, to manage payments and public records, making cybersecurity crucial for protecting public funds.

From manilatimes.net

Who's involved

  • BybitParticipated in the launch and panel discussion on digital trust.
  • United Nations Development ProgrammeLaunched the AltFinLab program and led the discussion on digital trust.
  • SingaporeHosted the program and was discussed regarding its regulatory approach.

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    Dfinity might see increased investment in sovereign cloud or AI solutions due to the validation of market need in Singapore.

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