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More: GoTo’s management gets reshuffled and an Australian BNPL firm collapses. [Read from your browser]( Daily Newsletter --------------------------------------------------------------- Welcome to Tech in Asia's free Daily Newsletter! Get full access to our subscribers-only Daily Newsletter and other insightful analysis on the big and messy topics of Asia’s tech and startup community by [registering here](. --------------------------------------------------------------- Hello {NAME} In a [previous newsletter]( my colleague Winston talked about the friendly rivalry between Singapore and Malaysia. This extends to nearly everything - food, culture, tourist attractions, and of course, our tech ecosystems. That newsletter’s featured story had Kevin Brockland, managing partner of Kuala Lumpur-based Indelible Ventures, saying that Malaysia is a better place than Singapore to found a startup. Today we’re hearing from Brockland again about Malaysia’s potential to be a global SaaS powerhouse. Read on to learn more. -- Stefanie  ---------------------------------------------------------------  THE BIG STORY [Malaysia can be a global SaaS leader, says this VC]( Indelible Ventures’ Kevin Brockland on hurdles, money, and investments.  --------------------------------------------------------------- GET HEARD ON TECH IN ASIA! We want to hear from you! Grab’s appointment of Singapore politician Tin Pei Ling to lead its public affairs and policy in the city-state has raised concerns over a potential conflict of interest. Last week, Tin took to social media [to reaffirm]( there is ‘no conflict of interest’ in the new Grab role. [Click here]( to share your thoughts on Grab's hiring of a lawmaker in Singapore’s ruling party to run its government relations department with the Tech in Asia community! Best responses will be shared with the Tech in Asia community on the Sunday newsletter. --------------------------------------------------------------- TRENDING NEWS [GoTo announces management reshuffle]( Patrick Cao, the super app’s president, will manage the GoTo Future Fund to focus on the company’s sustainability goals. [Indonesia’s FDA to Halodoc: Take down listings of prohibited drugs]( Tech in Asia previously reported that the platform enabled the sale of 11 drugs prohibited from being sold online due to their potential for misuse. [Australian BNPL firm Openpay collapses]( This announcement comes after Openpay, a public company, logged a record US$7.1 million in quarterly revenue. [SG fintech firm banks fresh capital for global expansion]( CrediLinq will use the new capital to enter the global embedded finance market, which it expects will hit US$248.8 billion by 2032. [Sequoia’s Surge leads $2.8m round of SG-based 3D design startup]( PixCap’s browser-based editor allows designers to choose from thousands of templates to create 3D designs in minutes. [India’s Bluelearn raises $3.5m to bolster social learning]( Bluelearn began as a Telegram channel where students helped each other with common questions. --------------------------------------------------------------- TECH IN ASIA'S REGIONAL FOUNDERS MEETUP: SINGAPORE  Join us and share the hardest challenges you’ve faced as a founder Tech in Asia is inviting Singapore-based entrepreneurs to our first Regional Founders Meetup, which will be held on February 22 at Crane (148 Arab Street, Singapore 199831) from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Join us and share the hardest challenges you’ve faced as a founder. To help you find solutions, we’ll introduce you to fellow founders who have been there and done that. It doesn’t have to be a lonely journey. [Register]( for this exclusive event here today. Tickets are priced at S$15 per person, inclusive of light bites and one drink. Slots are limited and are available on a first come, first served basis. AWS and CleverTap, our official event partners, have provided invaluable support to make this meetup a success. ---------------------------------------------------------------  EVENTS HAPPENING You can also check out a curated list of trending tech events [over here](. - [Tech in Asia’s Product Development Conference 2023]( from May 16 to May 17 Tech in Asia’s Product Development Conference is back! This year’s edition, which will be held in person in Jakarta, will feature over 20 industry leaders, experts, and innovators sharing the latest trends and strategies that can accelerate product development growth. [Register now]( and you can get 50% off. This early bird promo is available for a limited time only, though, so don’t miss out!  - [Tech in Asia’s Founders Meetup: Singapore on February 22]( Our networking event, Founders Meetup: Singapore, is happening on February 22, at Crane (Arab Street). Join us and share the hardest challenges you’ve faced as a founder. To help you find solutions, we’ll introduce you to fellow founders who have been there and done that. Register today! - [Tech in Asia School: Growth Bootcamp]( Our fast-paced March Growth Bootcamp is for startup, product, and marketing leaders looking to supercharge their company’s traction. Apply today! ---------------------------------------------------------------  WHO'S HIRING You can post a job [here]( or search for jobs [here](. - [Junior Client Coverage APAC - Securities Financing]( at Wematch Singapore, Singapore - [Accounting Assistant Manager]( at Waresix Jakarta, Indonesia - [Management Accountant]( at Speedoc Singapore, Singapore - [Project Manager - IT Solution (A-85569)]( at Female Daily Network Jakarta, Indonesia - [Senior Backend Engineer]( at PT Qerja Manfaat Bangsa Jakarta, Indonesia - [Credit Analyst Manager]( at movus technologies Jakarta, Indonesia [ADVERTISE]( | [SUBSCRIBE]( P.S. Don't miss out on the biggest tech news and analysis. Add newsletter@techinasia.com to your address book, contacts, or safe sender list. Or simply move us into your inbox. Too many emails? Switch to a different frequency or get new content through our [preference center]( or [unsubscribe](. 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