Singapore crypto regulations now require all firms to be licensed, ending loopholes and pushing unlicensed companies to seek compliance or leave the market.
Armenia studies capacity and financing of new NPP – minister
The model for constructing a new nuclear power unit in Armenia will be determined based on the results of ongoing studies, Armenian Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure David ...
Singapore to Block Access to Trading Platforms Octa and XM
Singapore will block access to the websites of Octa and XM from 20 June as both platforms to be operating in breach of SFA ...
Rio Tinto faces major engineering change at Mongolia’s Oyu Tolgoi mine
Rio Tinto (NYSE:RIO) said copper production from its Oyu Tolgoi project in Mongolia will not increase as rapidly nor efficiently as expected, after the Mongolian government forced it to make a major ...
Singapore Financial Watchdog to Ban Overseas Crypto Services Without License
Crypto firms serving Singapore customers from outside the country must obtain a license or shut down by June 30, as the Monetary Authority of Singapore crack down on financial crime risks.
$5 billion boost for Shariah housing in Oman and GCC
MUSCAT: A major regional investment firm aims to accelerate the development of affordable, Shariah-compliant housing in Oman and the wider ...
Bridging Dubai and Singapore: A private banking mission in a changing world
As wealth in the Gulf rises and client expectations shift, Bank of Singapore’s head of private banking for Europe and the Middle East, Ranjit Khanna, is further strengthening the financial institution ...
DBS tops US$100 bil market value in Singapore Exchange first
Southeast Asia’s top lender gained as much as 0.8% in Singapore trading on Monday to hit $45.50. The firm is trading at a market capitalisation of $129 billion, extending its gains this year to 4.3%.
Singapore CFOs struggle to embed ESG into finance
Singapore’s top companies have made significant progress in sustainability reporting, but many CFOs still face major challenges in embedding ESG into financial decision-making, according to Deloitte.
Kyrgyzstan cites slaying, finances in closing of U.S. base
Kyrgyzstan's government said Friday that financial concerns and the killing of a citizen are among the reasons the country will close a U.S. base that has been a key operations point for U.S. efforts ...