Singapore’s top banks set for better profits as provisions dip

The worst may be over for Singapore's three biggest banks. A stronger economy, higher interest rates and rising wealth is expected to boost income at DBS Group Holdings, Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp and United Overseas Bank. After several quarters hit by ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore, the next Fintech regional hub

These advancements in technology did not happen overnight. Singapore’s big bank players are supporting the push for fintech. They are open to collaborations and partnerships with fintech firms. The financial services sector knows that fintech will be a ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore Bourse May Take Further Damage On Monday

Yangzijiang Shipbuilding tumbled 2.48 percent, CapitaLand skidded 2.11 percent, Genting Singapore dropped 1.48 percent, United Overseas Bank shed1.18 percent, Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation lost 1.18 percent, SingTel fell 0.85 percent, Comfort DelGro ... ( read original story ...)

New export strategy to coincide with 70th Independence

Coinciding with Sri Lanka’s 70th Independence Anniversary, the government will be launching a new national export strategy this month in collaboration with the government of Singapore, following the strengthening of bilateral relations last month. ( read original story ...)

Environment activists jailed for filming sand export activities

and most of it has gone to enlarge Singapore. But Cambodia had banned all sand exports as dredging has had a serious impact on coastal ecosystems and surrounding land said the Ministry of Mines and Energy. However, when two environment activists filmed ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore’s GDP growth to moderate

SINGAPORE: which is viewed within the group of nations called ... GDP growth to moderate to +2.9%, economic growth to slow on lower exports,” said the report. It also said strong economic diversification and innovation efforts will, however, keep ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore’s next prime minister: what’s taking so Loong?

Singapore is officially in a political silly season – and elections are not even due until 2021. Speculation on who will replace Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong went into overdrive last week when the 65-year-old’s latest comments suggested the ... ( read original story ...)

No live coverage of Winter Olympic Games in Singapore

SINGAPORE - Singaporeans who want to watch this month's Pyeongchang ... The national broadcaster's statement read: "Regular news updates on the Winter Olympics are available on Channel NewsAsia, 938Now, Today and our other platforms featuring news segments." ( read original story ...)