SINGAPORE] Shares on the Singapore bourse ended the first trading day of the week in the red amid mixed performance among regional markets. Read more at The Business Times.
Why Singaporeans are drooling over Malaysia’s insane “gold mine” EPF returns—SG financial expert explains
MALAYSIA: Malaysia’s Employees Provident Fund (EPF) is more than just a retirement savings scheme; it is a financial powerhouse that offers long-term growth, …
Local workforce makes up over 80% of Singapore’s financial sector: Alvin Tan
SINGAPORE] More than 80 per cent of Singapore’s financial sector workforce comprises locals, with the sector offering the highest median gross incomes among local workers, Minister of State for Trade …
Razorpay Officially Enters Singapore’s Digital Payments Market
Razorpay has launched its operations in Singapore, furthering its expansion in SE Asia, following successful ventures in India and Malaysia …
Alvin Tan on maintaining balance in the financial sector workforce
The government will continue to strike a delicate balance in ensuring that financial institutions in Singapore have access to high-quality foreign talent while developing the local talent pipeline. By …
Razorpay expands payments footprint in Singapore ahead of IPO
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Party chief leaves for visits to Indonesia, Singapore
Vietnam’s Communist Party General Secretary To Lam and his spouse Ngo Phuong Ly left Hanoi Sunday for a state visit to Indonesia, an official visit to the ASEAN Secretariat, and an official visit to …
Superwomen in Singapore: Moms outshine their mothers, balancing family and finances like never before
SINGAPORE: A groundbreaking new survey from Sun Life Asia featured in an Insurance Asia article revealed that Singaporean women are now more financially se …
Indians can soon use UPI in Qatar for digital payments
UPI’s adoption in Qatar adds to its growing international presence. The payment system is already live in the UAE, Singapore, France, Sri Lanka, Nepal, and Mauritius.
Exclusive: PowerChina unit sues Laos utility for $555 million
Nam Ou Power, a unit of state-owned Power Construction Corp of China, has sued Laos utility Electricite du Laos in Singapore for $555 million in unpaid dues from a hydropower project it operates, an …