Facing intense competition for banking jobs, students hope membership in these clubs will help differentiate them to potential employers.
International Property Alerts Unveils Global Investment Opportunities at Global Property Expo Singapore 2025
International Property Alerts (IPA), a leading global property concierge platform, will present exclusive overseas investment opportunities at the Global Property Expo Singapore 2025 (July 18-20) ( …
Singapore, Malaysia casinos expected to thrive with surge in Chinese players
The casino and gaming sector in Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines will remain robust despite concerns of tariffs and labor constraints, thanks to a recovery in number of Chinese players, a …
MAS, PBOC to deepen collaboration in green and transition finance
SINGAPORE] The central banks of Singapore and China reaffirmed their commitment to push on with their cooperation in green and transition finance. Read more at The Business Times.
MAS, PBOC to deepen collaboration in green and transition finance
SINGAPORE] The central banks of Singapore and China reaffirmed their commitment to push on with their cooperation in green and transition finance. Read more at The Business Times.
Singapore Idol winner Hady Mirza is now a property agent
Since winning the second season of local reality singing competition Singapore Idol in 2006, home-grown singer-songwriter Hady Mirza has juggled many side hustles. On June 27, the 45-year-old …
Singapore’s future bankers vie for coveted spots at university finance clubs
SINGAPORE] At Singapore’s universities, undergraduates are fighting for the golden ticket they believe will get them a coveted banking job years later: membership in a campus finance club. Read more …
Singapore’s housing demand to keep rising amid lifestyle shifts, ageing population: URA, HDB
At least 80,000 public and private homes will be built over the next 10 to 15 years, according to Singapore’s latest land-use master plan.
Unlike most peers, Philippines seen to benefit from US tariff concessions
Countries like the Philippines and Singapore could benefit from tariff concessions if negotiations with the Trump administration progress favorably, according to Dutch financial giant ING Bank, which flagged the building pressure on Asian economies facing higher-than-expected post-Liberation Day tariffs.
Mongolia law boost for foreign buyers – PropertyGuru Singapore
Mongolia’s appeal to foreign investors has improved noticeably with last Friday’s introduction of a new investment law. From November 1, a new law has overturned previous legislation, making the …