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Fundraising - More than Rattling Tins

Nikki Kinloch, SimplyGiving

14-Jul-16 13:00

Fundraising - More than Rattling Tins

Peer-to-peer lending has become the hottest industries in fintech. And it has reached our shores. Today we have Nikki Kinloch, CEO at SimplyGiving.com, a social crowdfunding platform that has worked with 550 nonprofit partners and social enterprises in 20 countries across Asia. We look at the global fundraising trend and if Malaysia is ready for micro financing and social lending.


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