Malaysian property tycoon Lee Yeow Seng is making waves as one of the most aggressive buyers of commercial real estate in Singapore, and he’s not done yet.
Malaysian tycoon piling into Singapore property eyes $979m deal for Chijmes, Capitol Kempinski
Malaysian tycoon Lee Yeow Seng’s IOI Properties is in talks to buy Singapore’s Chijmes and Capitol Kempinski in a potential $979m deal. Read more at straitstimes.com.
IOI eyes US$760mil deal in Singapore
IOI Properties Group Bhd is in exclusive talks to purchase Chijmes, a retail venue inside a former Catholic convent in the civic district, and the nearby Capitol Kempinski hotel.
Malaysian tycoon goes on Singapore property buying spree to catch up with the rest
Lee Yeow Seng, who is eyeing the Kempinski hotel, seeks to challenge the wealthy clans that dominate Singapore’s property market Malaysian property tycoon Lee Yeow Seng is making waves as one of the …
Late Singapore property tycoon’s freehold bungalow put on sale at nearly $65M
A freehold bungalow in Singapore that was once home to the late property tycoon Chng Gim Huat is on sale at a guide price of S$83 million (US$64.8 million).
Commentary: Singapore’s wealth tax debate should move beyond inheritance
Rather than focusing on inheritance, should Singapore’s wealth tax debate look at whether property price gains were privately earned or collectively generated? NUS Business School professor Simon Poh …
Singapore Sets New AI Risk Rules for Finance. What They Mean for Brokers
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has drawn a clearer regulatory line around the use of artificial intelligence in financial services.
Nirmala Sitharaman pitches India as investment hub in Singapore
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman met with global financial leaders in Singapore to encourage investments in India’s infrastructure, renewable energy, and AI sectors.
Nirmala Sitharaman heads to Singapore with focus on investment, trade and financial ties
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is on a visit to Singapore from October 9 to 11 to strengthen bilateral economic ties and attract fresh investments into India.
Nirmala Sitharaman heads to Singapore with focus on investment, trade and financial ties
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is on a visit to Singapore from October 9 to 11 to strengthen bilateral economic ties and attract fresh investments into India.