SINGAPORE - The police will now have powers to control the bank accounts of stubborn scam victims in Singapore who insist they are not being scammed despite evidence showing otherwise.
Singapore to enforce new anti-scam law on Tuesday (July 1 ); move protect individuals targeted by scammers
Singapore's new law, which enables the police to better protect individuals targeted by ongoing scams, will come into effect on Tuesday (July 1), according to the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA).
Anti-scam law that lets police freeze potential victims’ bank accounts to kick in on Jul 1: MHA
SINGAPORE] Singapore police will soon be able to restrict bank transfers of individuals suspected of being scam targets to better protect them, said the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA). Read more at ...
Singapore consolidates payments networks under new entity
The initial members of the company are MAS and the Domestic Systemically Important Banks (D-SIBs)The D-SIBs are Citibank, DBS Bank ... Fast And Secure Transfers (FAST), Inter-bank GIRO System, ...
UOB lights up city skyline with world-record projection show for SG60 and 90th year
UOB marked its ninetieth birthday and Singapore’s sixty years of independence with a head-turning marketing spectacle that transformed UOB Plaza 1 into the world’s tallest, brightest and longest ...
DBS Paylah $3 cashback at hawker stalls, heartland shops returns from 12 July; Nearly 1 million Singaporean households to receive U-Save, S&CC rebates in July: Singapore live news
Scan to Pay stickers. The initiative is part of DBS/POSB’s latest slew of benefits to bolster customer savings and commemorate Singapore’s 60th birthday, the bank said in a statement on 29 June. Over ...
DBS Paylah $3 cashback at hawker stalls, heartland shops returns from 12 July; Chow Yun Fat returns to Star Awards after 30 years: Singapore live news
Scan to Pay stickers. The initiative is part of DBS/POSB’s latest slew of benefits to bolster customer savings and commemorate Singapore’s 60th birthday, the bank said in a statement on 29 June. Hong ...
NTT’s $812 Million REIT Float Set to Break Singapore IPO Drought
Japan’s NTT Ltd. is seeking to raise as much as $812 million in a Singapore listing of its data center real estate investment trust, in what is poised to be the city-state’s biggest IPO in eight years ...
Tougher Singapore crypto regulations kick in
Singapore ramped up crypto exchange regulations Monday in a bid to curb money laundering and boost market confidence after a series of high-profile scandals rattled the sector. Singapore, a major ...
Firm charged over $571k in bank account believed to be crime benefits
Kowns International is expected to plead guilty in August. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Cashback for purchases via DBS PayLah at hawker stalls and heartland shops returns from July 12
Singaporeans and residents can once again enjoy cashback at hawker stalls, wet markets and heartland shops when using the DBS PayLah app to scan and pay for their purchases. The offer will run every ...
Can Singapore’s stock exchange compete with Hong Kong’s IPO market?
Despite significant IPO momentum in Hong Kong, Singapores stock exchange is taking steps to increase its appeal. Recent listings such as IFBH and Mirxes underscore Hong Kongs lead in market liquidity ...
Can Singapore regain allure, as more of the city’s companies flock to Hong Kong for IPOs?
The listings of IFBH and Mirxes underline Hong Kong’s superiority, but Singapore is not giving up, bankers and analysts say.
Standard Chartered brings families, community together for National Family Festival
SINGAPORE] Ashish Arora, a risk and compliance project manager at Standard Chartered (StanChart), usually spends his weekends grocery shopping or running errands. But on Jun 1, he spent the day ...
Stocks to watch: OCBC, Fu Yu, TalkMed
SINGAPORE] The following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their securities on Monday (Jun 30): Read more at The Business Times.
StashAway’s Singapore operations turn Ebitda positive in FY2024
SINGAPORE] Wealth platform StashAway’s Singapore market has turned earnings before tax, interest, depreciation and amortisation (Ebitda) positive in FY2024 ending Dec 31. Read more at The Business ...