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Wilson Beh
Co-Founder & Immediate Past President
Fintech Association of Malaysia
Wilson Beh is a Fintech entrepreneur and ecosystem leader, serving as Immediate Past President of the Fintech Association of Malaysia. Since co-founding FAOM in 2016, he has been instrumental in advancing Malaysia’s Fintech ecosystem and strengthening regional industry collaboration. He is also Co-Founder of PolicyStreet, a leading Southeast Asian InsurTech backed by sovereign wealth funds and leading investors, having raised over US$50 million to transform insurance accessibility and digital distribution across the region. He is also a Vice Chairman of Asia FinTech Alliance.
Speaking at SFF 2026
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2:10–2:45pmThu 19 NovCatalyst StageHall 3, Singapore EXPOOpen
Technology Rewiring
Asia's Financial Rewiring - Who Wins, Who Gets Left Behind?
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Jaclyn TsaiChairperson & Honorary ChairwomanAsia FinTech Alliance & Taiwan FinTech Association
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Lito VillanuevaExecutive Vice President & Chief Innovation & Inclusion Officer, Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation (RCBC); Founding ChairmanFinTech Alliance PH & RCBC
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Wilson BehCo-Founder & Immediate Past PresidentFintech Association of Malaysia
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Holly FangPresidentSingapore Fintech AssociationModerator
About this session
As ASEAN's fintech ecosystem matures, a bigger question emerges: will the region's technological progress translate into lasting competitive advantage in the global financial system? The rules of competition are changing. AI is reshaping financial services, digital assets are challenging traditional infrastructure, and geopolitical realignments are redirecting capital, talent and financial flows. Meanwhile, regulatory divergence and competing national priorities are testing ambitions for greater regional integration. These shifts will create winners and losers. Some markets will emerge as centres for next-generation financial innovation and infrastructure, while others risk losing relevance. Established financial centres and business models may find their traditional advantages increasingly challenged. Bringing together presidents of leading fintech associations across Asia, this candid discussion moves beyond familiar calls for regional collaboration to examine the difficult strategic choices facing individual markets. Which competitive advantages will endure? Where will the next financial champions emerge? Can Asian economies strengthen their collective influence while competing for the same opportunities?
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