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Lukman said the number of buildings in Singapore with biophilic elements such as lush greenery landscapes and sky gardens and terraces, reflects the design’s popularity amongst property owners and …
PM Lee to attend 43rd ASEAN summit in Jakarta, with Myanmar crisis and China’s new map under the spotlight
JAKARTA: Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong will lead a Singapore delegation to the 43rd Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) summit in Jakarta from Tuesday (Sep 5) to Thursday, where the bloc’s …
IFC’s Singapore Commitments Reach Record $1.2 Billion on ESG: BT
International Finance Corp.’s annual financial commitments to Singapore crossed $1 billion for the first time as businesses in the city-state pursued more environmental, social and governance …
ESG lifts IFC commitments in Singapore to record US$1.17 billion
INTERNATIONAL Finance Corp’s (IFC’s) commitments in Singapore surpassed US$1 billion for the first time as businesses in the country pursued more environmental, social and governance (ESG) activities, …
ESG lifts IFC commitments in Singapore to record US$1.17 billion
INTERNATIONAL Finance Corp’s (IFC’s) commitments in Singapore surpassed US$1 billion for the first time as businesses in the country pursued more environmental, social and governance (ESG) activities, …
Tough for Singapore shareholders to sue directors over climate risk: NTU study
SHAREHOLDERS in Singapore might find it difficult to mount a legal challenge against directors who fail to adequately address climate-related risks, according to a report by Nanyang Business School.
Billion-dollar money laundering case: Nine out of 10 accused in Singapore have Cambodian links
The arrest of 10 foreigners in Singapore in a billion-dollar money laundering blitz has thrown the spotlight on their alleged links to business interests in Singapore and overseas, and the number of …