New independent research commissioned by Robert Half has revealed that Singapore’s finance leaders are forecasting an increase in staff turnover over the next 12 months. According to the research, which surveyed 150 Chief Financial Officers (CFOs ... ( read original story ...)
Let’s give Singapore some competition: Malaysia’s finance minister
CYBERJAYA - Finance minister Lim Guan Eng told a group of entrepreneurs that it is time that Malaysia gave some healthy economic competition to Singapore. “We must have the can do spirit. For example why is it is we must lose to Singapore every time? ( read original story ...)
Temasek picks 5% in AU Small Finance for Rs 1,000 cr
AU Small Finance Bank, today said Singapore-government owned investment firm, Temasek, has picked up 5 percent stake in the bank for Rs 1,000 crore. The company said this transaction would be one of largest primary capital infusions in the bank. ( read original story ...)
Let’s give S’pore some competition, KL Finance Minister tells bosses
CYBERJAYA • Malaysia's Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng told a group of entrepreneurs yesterday that it is time the country gave some healthy economic competition to its southern neighbour Singapore. "We must have the can-do spirit. For example, why must we ... ( read original story ...)
Finance grads launch ‘ugly food’ firm in Singapore to minimise B2B waste
Three promising business and finance graduates in Singapore have started a B2B ecommerce business for the retail of blemished or imperfect-looking food products. TreeDots states its mission is “to minimise the amount of food waste starting with Singapore ... ( read original story ...)
20 Things Only Singaporeans Do: Personal Finance Edition
Singapore is a fine city, you can get fined for keeping a ... Check out our blog for more unbiased opinions on while you are on your personal finance journey. ( read original story ...)
Time to beat Singapore, says Guan Eng
CYBERJAYA, June 19 — It was time Malaysia beat Singapore at its own game and gave the island nation healthy economic competition, Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng said today. Speaking to entrepreneurs at the launch of the Malaysian Global Innovation and ... ( read original story ...)
OCBC, UOB join NETSPay mobile app
SINGAPORE • OCBC Bank and United Overseas Bank (UOB) customers can now digitally store their Nets ATM bank cards on the NETSPay mobile app, Nets announced yesterday. This allows them to make Nets payments through their mobile phones instead of using ... ( read original story ...)
OCBC and UOB tap NETS for mobile and online payments
According to a report, there are about 60,000 NETS QR acceptance points available for mobile payments. “Mobile payments are gaining steam in Singapore, with increasing levels of awareness and the government’s push for a cashless society,” OCBC Bank ... ( read original story ...)
Singtel Launches Singapore’s ‘First’ Mobile Leasing Plans
Singtel has launched what it claims is Singapore’s first mobile leasing plans that will allow its SIM Only customers to rent out the latest Apple and Samsung phones for a monthly fee instead of purchasing them upfront. Customers on SIM Only plans can ... ( read original story ...)
Siptel Pte Ltd bringing the future to the present with VOIP technology
This basically brings the future to the present for businesses in Singapore, while helping them cut cost drastically even as they remain connected to the world. Technology is dynamic and the advancement in technology has helped businesses and even ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore aiming to become a cheque-free country by 2025: Ong Ye Kung
Fast is an inter-bank electronic funds transfer for customers to transfer funds from one bank to another in Singapore instantly. The use of cash and cheques has been coming down steadily in recent years, said Mr Ong. Cash withdrawals at ATMs have been ... ( read original story ...)
Could the Johor rail link push Woodlands property prices down?
Meanwhile, commercial property investors might also smell an opportunity here. 3. Private residential development in Woodlands The area to the north-west of the upcoming Singapore RTS terminus has also been demarcated for housing. This is part of a larger ... ( read original story ...)
Man fined S$3,500 for importing a live tortoise
The animal is a protected species under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) and a permit is required for any import, export and re-export of CITES-listed species in Singapore. The live tortoise ... ( read original story ...)
AVA Agri Food & Veterinary Authority of Singapor : Man fined $3,500 for illegal import of Greek Tortoise
20 June 2018: 40-year-old Ong Yi Chao was fined $3,500 by the court today for illegally importing a Greek Tortoise into Singapore. 2 On 9 February 2018, the Agri-Food & Veterinary Authority of Singapore (AVA) was alerted by the Immigration & Checkpoints ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Set to Cut Cash, Cheques on Path to Digital Economy
(Bloomberg) -- Singapore sets targets to reduce cash and cheque usage as it prepares to allow companies to use its digital payments service in a move towards digital economy. Cheque will no longer be in use by 2025 while cash withdrawals from automatic ... ( read original story ...)