Britain said on Wednesday it had agreed a partnership for financial services with Singapore as part of its push for post-Brexit trade and investment deals.
Singapore, UK sign financial services deal
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) said the agreement, which was signed by the UK’s finance minister Rishi Sunak and MAS Chairmain Tharman Shanmugaratnam, is based on “commitment by the UK and …
Treasury to consult Singapore on new financial services regulation
The Treasury will consult with Singapore’s authorities when planning to introduce new financial services regulation under a deal signed by the Chancellor on Wednesday.Rishi Sunak said the agreement …
UK and Singapore agree landmark Financial Partnership for financial services
An historic new partnership for financial services between the UK and Singapore, which will help to boost jobs and investment in the UK, has been agreed by the Chancellor today (30 June).
HUAWEI Ads welcomes Singapore advertising partners to explore joint business growth
Huawei’s mobile advertising division, HUAWEI Ads, is expanding its business in Singapore by introducing more partner support and diverse ad solutions, aiming to encourage local advertisers to onboard …
Singapore’s Suntec REIT To Buy London Office Building For $489 Million
Suntec REIT—which counts tycoon Gordon Tang among its biggest shareholders—has agreed to buy an office building in London for $489 million as the Singapore-based office landlord moves to diversify its …
Monetary Authority of Singapore Grants Brokerage License to LiquidX, Paving Way for Further Expansion in Asia
LiquidX, the global fintech solutions provider for working capital, trade finance, and insurance today announced that its Singapore entity, LiquidX Insurance Services (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. (LISS), has …
CBDCs: Monetary Authority of Singapore Introduces International Challenge for Developing CBDC Solutions
CBDCs: Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) introduces international challenge for developing CBDC solutions.
Insurer Ping An to acquire stakes in six Raffles City properties from Singapore’s CapitaLand in deal worth up to US$5.1 billion
China’s largest insurer by market capitalisation, plans to acquire stakes in six Raffles City retail and office developments in China from Singapore’s CapitaLand for up to 33 billion yuan (US$5.1 …
China will remain the world’s largest economy despite population slowdown, says professor
Bert Hofman, director at National University of Singapore’s East Asian Institute, discusses China’s “dual circulation” strategy and how it aims to boost the country’s economy.