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​​The latest on Aspire and Grab

Aspire courts more startups via Antler. Grab, meanwhile, makes a move beyond Southeast Asia. Read from your browser Daily Newsletter Welcome to Tech in Asia's daily newsletter, your essential dose of Asia's tech and startup buzz. Subscribe to this newsletter or send story tips to editors@techinasia.com . Ensure our articles appear in your Google searches: IN FOCUS Aspire banks on startup growth to target 2027 breakeven Making sense of Grab's latest acquisition External audit on Ayoconnect concludes after six months Hello Betamax, Last week, the CEO of a US-based VC firm told me that Southeast Asia needs more founder-led funds because it's different when you have VCs who have been operators themselves. The idea is that having experienced the pain points of running a company themselves, entrepreneurs are now in a better position to devise the solutions needed. Aspire CEO and co-founder Andrea Baronchelli reaffirmed this in our recent interview, stressing ...
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Chocolate Finance chases a sweeter 2027

Chocolate Finance is expanding into markets like Hong Kong with breakeven in focus, while Chance AI is betting on vision as the next AI interface. Read from your browser Daily Newsletter Welcome to Tech in Asia's daily newsletter, your essential dose of Asia's tech and startup buzz. Subscribe to this newsletter or send story tips to editors@techinasia.com . Ensure our articles appear in your Google searches: IN FOCUS ​A sweet 2027 in sight for Chocolate Finance as it eyes breakeven ​​An ex-ByteDance exec's next act with Chance AI A merger puts a smile on Zenyum's face Hello Betamax, Apart from allocating funds for rent, groceries, and utilities, I'm a bit lazy in moving money away from my savings accounts. I'm still enjoying the promotional interest rates of digital banks, but I'll be feeling the heat from inflation once they're done. This problem is exactly what Singapore's Chocolate Finance is targeting. And judging by their latest n...