At least five large firms from China’s mainland and Hong Kong have signaled intentions to launch on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) over the next 12 to 18 months. These businesses include a Chinese …
Chinese firms turn to Singapore for IPOs and listings as US-China trade war intensifies
At least five large firms from China’s mainland and Hong Kong have signaled intentions to launch on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) over the next 12 to 18 months. These businesses include a Chinese …
Income’s financial advisory arm wants to capture demand for alternative investments
SINGAPORE] Amid growing demand for private market and alternative investment products in Singapore, financial advisers are increasing efforts to offer products in addition to the traditional insurance …
Offeror says Sinarmas Land offer price is final, extends offer period to Jun 2
SINGAPORE] Lyon Investments said on Sunday (May 18) that its offer price of S$0.375 per share of Singapore-listed property developer Sinarmas Land is final, and that it does not intend to revise the …
Spotting signs of financial abuse among the elderly in Singapore; why are they so hard to detect?
The abuse could be taking place for years already, or the culprit could be a trusted family member or friend. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
He lives in Thailand but ‘supercommutes’ to Singapore—living off what he makes from 3 hours a week
Shao Chun Chen used to work more than 40 hours a week in his corporate career in Singapore. Now, he has a three-hour-a-week job that sustains his and his family’s life in Thailand.The 39-year-old grew up in Singapore and spent most of his life in the city-state before moving to Chiang Mai,
Exclusive: Some Chinese companies eye Singapore listings to expand markets amid trade war
At least five companies from mainland China or Hong Kong are planning IPOs, dual listings, or share placements in Singapore in the next 12 to 18 months, four sources said, as Chinese firms look to …
Spotting signs of financial abuse among the elderly in Singapore; why it is so hard to detect?
The abuse could be taking place for years already, or the culprit could be a trusted family member or friend. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore bet on tokenized finance grows with Franklin Templeton fund approval
Asset manager Franklin Templeton has secured approval from the Monetary Authority of Singapore to launch its tokenized Franklin OnChain US Dollar Short-Term Money Market Fund. With the move, it became …
BYD tops Singapore vehicle sales so far this year, replacing Toyota
China’s BYD became the most popular vehicle brand in Singapore so far this year, outselling Toyota for the first time, government data showed, as the fast-growing electric vehicle maker steps up …