Early Days Of Banking In Malaya

Daryl Yeap, Author, The King's Chinese

28-Aug-20 19:00

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What did the the earliest banks in Malaya look like? What were the experiences of locals? We delve into the history with Daryl Yeap, author of The King's Chinese.

This is the first episode in a five-part series on financial innovation and accessibility, brought to you by GoPayz.

Produced by: Adeline Choong

Presented by: Lee Chwi Lynn

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Categories: Personal Finance, Investments, Financial Literacy, Politics, Law and Legal Matters, Young Finance, Social Issues

Tags: Evening Edition, GoPayz, U Mobile, financial accessibility, financial innovation, banking, Malaya, history, The King's Chinese,

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