Singapore, September 13, 2025 — A New Era of AI-Driven Finance

In today’s global AI race, models such as GPT and DeepSeek are constantly pushing the boundaries of technology. Yet in the complex game of financial markets, the true challenge is not merely about computing power and data, but about understanding human nature, market behavior, and the logic of capital.

Professor Leon Lee Cheng Wei (LEON) — Ph.D. in Economics from a prestigious university, former Senior Strategy Advisor at a leading financial institution in Asia, and Co-Founder of the Asia-Pacific FinTech Think Tank — has spent over two decades navigating both academia and practice. Now, he has chosen a different path:
to create an AI that not only “converses” but can also trade, forecast, and accompany investors.

Journey: From Academia to Live Trading

· LEON delved into behavioral finance and asset pricing models, realizing that “markets are not inefficient, but human nature is the ultimate variable.”

· On Wall Street and the Singapore Exchange, he witnessed the rise of algorithmic trading, but also how investors struggled without rational tools.

· Returning to Malaysia, he made a resolution:

“I want to build an AI that truly understands both markets and investors.”

Thus, MYQuant AI was born.

Beyond GPT and DeepSeek

While GPT and DeepSeek represent general-purpose AI, the mission of MYQuant AI is to become a specialized AI in finance.

· It not only interprets macroeconomic and market data, but also captures the behavioral biases unique to Asia-Pacific markets.

· It not only generates text, but can also simulate decision-making and optimize strategies in real-time trading.

· It is not just a tool, but an investor’s companion and coach.

Professor LEON firmly believes:

“The future of financial AI is not about answering questions, but about growing alongside investors.”

The Fusion of Finance and Artificial Intelligence

The roadmap of MYQuant AI is clear:

· Behavioral Finance + Machine Learning: Reconstructing the “noise of human nature” behind market moves.

· Quantitative Models + AI Decision-Making: Transforming complex trading logic into executable strategies.

· Local Markets + Global Vision: Bridging Malaysia and Southeast Asian investment culture with global capital flows.

This is not merely a model — it is a philosophy:
bringing AI into the market as the most reliable partner for investors in uncertain times.

Conclusion

Today, MYQuant AI is no longer just a research project, but Professor LEON’s “second language.”
Beyond GPT and DeepSeek, it represents another possibility — the deep integration of artificial intelligence and financial markets.

Technology is not just cold computation; it can also be warmth, responsibility, and a guide to wealth creation.

MYQuant’s Vision:

Make investing more rational, markets more transparent, and AI truly serve people.

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The deal was concluded during the Global Symposium for Regulators (GSR-25) by Mustafa Yasin Sheikh, head of Somalia’s National Communications Authority, and Haitham Al-Ohaly, governor of Saudi Arabia’s Communications, Space and Technology Commission.

Officials said the partnership will promote regulatory cooperation, knowledge sharing, and frameworks for responsible growth in AI and space sectors. The two nations also plan to explore infrastructure sharing and broader digital collaboration.

The GSR-25, co-hosted by the International Telecommunication Union and Saudi Arabia, brought together representatives from more than 190 countries to address global digital challenges.