ICBC Singapore unveils investment banking services

Corporate finance advisory services which include follow-on fund raisings, reverse takeovers, M&A advisory services, private equity and pre-IPO fund raisings in Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia are another area of business focus. “With the continuous ... ( read original story ...)

OCBC Bank first to launch AI-powered voice banking with Google

OCBC Bank has launched artificial intelligence (AI) powered voice banking in collaboration with Google, following the launch of Google Home and Google Home Mini in Singapore. Consumers will be able to speak to the Google Assistant on a smartphone or a ... ( read original story ...)

Infographic: Singapore hardest hit by mobile ad fraud in APAC

When it comes to mobile ad fraud, Singapore has been found to be the hardest hit in the Asia Pacific region, with app install fraud rates hitting 27%. Coming in second is Indonesia (21%), followed by Hong Kong (20%) and then Malaysia (17%), read a recent ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore exports fall for second straight month

Exports continued to disappoint for the second straight month in March, hit by a triple whammy of high base effects, cooling electronics demand and a strengthening Singdollar. The decline comes at a time when global trade tensions continue to mount, which ... ( read original story ...)

UOB aims to help SMEs cut costs with app

THE THAI unit of Singapore-based United Overseas Bank (UOB) has released an application aimed at helping small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to cut costs in accounting and inventory and payroll management. The launch of the app comes as SMEs have ... ( read original story ...)

Top finance positions in demand by Singapore employers

SINGAPORE: The top three finance and accounting positions in demand by Singapore employers this year are: financial planning and analysis managers, who can expect to earn a median salary of S$115,000; finance managers, with a salary of S$110,000; and tax ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore dollar likes Japan trade data more yen for now

SINGAPORE: Exports increased only 2.1% y/y versus 5.2% expected. While this was worse-than-expected, imports declined by 0.6% y/y. The latter was expected to rise 6.3%, making the miss here more intense than the former. When net exports are positive ... ( read original story ...)