Bullish investors spot big promise in Southeast Asia’s earned wage access startups

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Southeast Asia’s earned wage access startups hold a lot of promise for investors.

Quynh Nguyen and Sheila Chiang, July 10, 2021

PremiumRisk capital investors are showing a rising interest in Southeast Asian EWA businesses that are disrupting the payday lending model.

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