Nothing gets Singaporeans going like a hotel buffet. After all, eating is our national hobby. The only problem? The cost. Aside from atas Michelin-starred restaurants, buffets are pretty much the most ...
Singapore sets course for ‘bold changes’ to reinvigorate flagging stock market
The Singapore government is reviewing regulations, cutting listing costs, and boosting liquidity to attract new listings and increase trading activity.
Singapore stocks could rally after Fed rate cut, say analysts
It would especially boost rate-sensitive sectors such as Reits, telcos and industrials. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore’s Temasek close to buying 20% in visa services provider VFS Global: Report
Singapore’s sovereign fund Temasek is reportedly close to striking a deal to acquire a 20 percent stake in Blackstone-owned visa application outsourcing and technology services firm VFS Global. The ...
Northern Arc Capital IPO day 1: GMP, subscription status, review, other key details. Apply or not?
Northern Arc Capital IPO, set to raise ₹777 crore, opens for subscription on September 16. Analysts underscore the company's strong asset quality and growth potential in the Indian credit market ...
Singapore to ‘mop up’ finance business leaving Hong Kong: report
SINGAPORE -- Japan, India and Singapore are poised to be winners in Asia as Chinese markets continue to be challenged by geopolitical risks, according to a report published last week by research and ...
Singapore stocks started the week lower on Monday—STI dropped 0.2%
The banking sector faced early losses, with all three of Singapore’s major banks experiencing declines. DBS dropped by 0.6%, or S$0.22, bringing its stock price to S$37.72. UOB followed suit, ...
Singapore government, others buys PNB Housing Finance shares worth Rs 178 crore
According to the block deal data available on the NSE, the Singapore government bought 13.16 lakh shares, the Monetary Authority of Singapore purchased 2.13 lakh scrips, and Goldman Sachs (Singapore) ...
Commentary: Don’t hold your breath for a stock market rally if the US Fed cuts rates
Many are eager to see the Fed slash interest rates, expecting a market boom to follow. You’d do best to temper your expectations, says OCBC’s Samuel Wong.
Singapore firms cautiously hopeful impending Fed rate cut will lift prospects
AS the US Federal Reserve prepares to cut interest rates, Singapore businesses are weighing the potential benefits of cheaper financing against global economic uncertainties, industry observers say.
Oliver Curtis rides the AI wave to make a $447m fortune in Singapore
The former investment banker went down in a high-profile insider trading scandal. But with data centre cooling technology, he’s back and richer than ever.
Singapore shares opened on a positive note on Friday—STI rose 0.1%
SINGAPORE: Singapore shares opened on a positive note on Friday, Sept 13, following gains in global markets overnight. The Straits Times Index (STI) rose 0.1%, or 2.11 points, bringing it to 3,558.64 ...
Northern Arc Capital IPO: NBFC mobilises ₹229 crore from anchor investors ahead of subscription
Non-bank financial institution Northern Arc Capital on Friday said it has collected ₹229 crore from anchor investors, days before the opening of its share-sale for public subscription. SBI General ...
Top Events of the Day: PM Modi in Singapore, Adani Enterprises NCD issue, ECOS Mobility IPO listing, and more
Adani Enterprises Ltd (AEL) is launching its first public issuance of non-convertible debentures (NCDs), aiming to raise ₹800 crore. Simultaneously, ECOS (India) Mobility & Hospitality Ltd is making ...
Standard Chartered Launches UAE Crypto Custody Services for Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH)
Standard Chartered has received approval from the Dubai Financial Services Authority to offer crypto custodial services for BTC and ETH.
CeFi and DeFi Leaders Converge at Exclusive Pre-TOKEN2049 Singapore B2B’s Executive Night
In an era marked by the rapid convergence of traditional finance (CeFi) and decentralized finance (DeFi), the boundaries between these two worlds are becoming increasingly blurred. As the financial ...