grab fintech

Aug

Grab loses US$53 million in Q2

Grab lost US$53 million in the second quarter in the latest sign that its super app business model continues to face serious challenges. To be sure, Grab’s fintech business performed well, but because of the way the Singaporean firm has constructed its business, there is no separating that unit from…

Jul

Fintech Research

There are still many questions about Grab’s fintech business

Ever since it realized that the inherent difficulties in making a profit from ride hailing, Grab has been working to build up its digital financial services offerings. While the super app value proposition looks increasingly shaky, the Singapore-based company has nonetheless developed a wide range of fintech products across Southeast…

May

Fintech Research

Has Grab reached an inflection point?

It is no secret that super apps outside of China and Korea are struggling to reinvent themselves as investors challenge their core value proposition of bundling different digital services through a single interface. Share prices speak volumes about what investors think of these companies. Years ago, we said it, and…

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Grab loses US$53 million in Q2

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