Tag: Cross-Border

Korea’s startup economy rests on more than venture capital. A large share of early-stage firms rely on policy-backed loan guarantees to secure bank financing. When that […]

Korean consumer exports are rising again, but the more revealing shift is happening before products ever reach customs. Instead of shipping bulk inventory overseas and hoping […]

Trust in public capital rarely collapses overnight. It erodes quietly — through shortcuts, intermediaries, and systems that reward familiarity over fairness. South Korea’s latest move signals […]

Korea is no longer treating startup policy as a back-office subsidy program. It is experimenting with something far more visible and more complex with Startup for […]

K-pop has spent a decade proving that demand can travel faster than touring schedules. The next question is less glamorous and more consequential: can Korea export […]

Korea’s venture cycle is entering a new phase shaped not by government-led stimulus but by returning institutional capital. The latest investment and fund formation data reveal […]

Viktor Mitev Viktor is a partner at EY Bulgaria dealing with tax planning of deals, investment structures and transfer pricing setups. His focus is on the […]

South Korea is recalibrating how its small and medium-sized enterprises reach global markets. Rather than relying solely on trade diplomacy or manufacturing scale, the government is […]

Conduit, a stablecoin infrastructure provider, is partnering with Onafriq, Africa’s largest digital payments network. The goal is to replace slow, traditional banking rails with blockchain-backed stablecoins […]

Acquisitions are on the table for Redtech Ltd as the fintech plans an expansion drive that will see it enter 29 African countries by 2027. The […]