Singapore Institute of Advanced Medicine Holdings (SIAMH) has announced that it has lodged its preliminary offer document in connection with its proposed initial public offering (IPO) and listing on ...
4 Reliable Singapore REITs That Can Carry You Safely Through to 2024
With these four REITs within your portfolio, you can sail through the challenges that next year may bring. The post 4 Reliable Singapore REITs That Can Carry You Safely Through to 2024 appeared first ...
Green Finance and Governance: From Commitments to Actions — the Global Forum between SMU and RUC successfully concluded
The Global Forum, co-organized by (SMU) and Renmin University of China (RUC), concluded successfully on 21 November, 2023. The Forum brought together experts, industry leaders and academics from ...
DBS Foundation Allocates SGD 1 Million To Boost Financial & Digital Literacy for Individuals With Disabilities
The DBS Foundation, dedicated to fostering positive transformations in business and communities, collaborating with SG Enable, the primary agency for disability and inclusion in Singapore, aims to ...
Singapore to enforce more crypto rules to protect retail investors
SINGAPORE -- Singapore on Thursday said it will roll out new rules to safeguard the interests of individuals by limiting their ability to trade cryptocurrencies, including banning credit lines for the ...
Singapore’s core inflation rebounds to 3.3% in October; prices to remain volatile in coming months
SINGAPORE’S headline inflation is likely to remain volatile in the coming months due to fluctuations in Certificate of Entitlement (COE) prices. Read more at The Business Times.
The Singapore of Tomorrow Is a City Full of Soul
A rising wave of innovative entrepreneurs in food, design, and more are bringing a new warmth to the perfectly-polished metropolis.
In Singapore, more landlords seek tenants who do not work from home: like ‘being invaded’
Landlords in Singapore are increasingly preferring tenants who do not work from home, citing privacy concerns and the hassle of splitting utility bills.
No use of local credit cards, no incentives for retail investors among Singapore crypto rules
Singapore's regulator has finalised its rules for cryptocurrency service providers here, including not allowing retail investors to buy crypto with local credit cards. Read more at straitstimes.com.
‘China not a threat to US’: Singapore’s George Yeo on world’s shift to ‘multipolar’ order, Israel-Gaza war, Lee Kuan Yew
At a launch for his latest book, the ex-minister commented on China’s rise, the war in Gaza, why Hongkongers are ‘bothered by Singapore’, and on late leader Lee Kuan Yew: ‘He was not a sadist.’ ...
Singapore’s private home rents ‘plateau’; predicted to decline next year: Report
SINGAPORE: Due to economic uncertainties and an increase in home supply, the rent for private homes has started to hit a plateau, according to a report by Savills Singapore. The consultancy said in ... ( read original story ...)
DBS Bank Foundation to invest $1M to help people with disabilities acquire financial management and digital skills
SINGAPORE: In a significant move towards inclusivity and empowerment, the DBS Foundation has announced a... The post DBS Bank Foundation to invest $1M to help people with disabilities acquire financia ...
Singapore Oct core inflation picks up to 3.3% y/y
In a joint press release, the Monetary Authority of Singapore and the trade ministry projected core inflation to drop to between 2.5–3% year-on-year by next month and be “impacted” early next year by ...
Singapore’s core inflation rises to 3.3% in October
SINGAPORE: Singapore's core inflation rose to 3.3 per cent year-on-year in October, official data showed on Thursday (Nov 23). The increase was due to higher inflation for services, retail and other ...
Singapore Inflation Rises To 4.7%, Highest In 5 Months
Singapore's consumer price inflation accelerated for the second straight month in October to the highest level in five months amid ...
COMMENT: Don’t fall for cashless craze and panic over banking breakdowns
DURING holidays, I take on the persona of a drug dealer. British shopkeepers are often convinced that Pablo Escobar has wandered in to buy a loaf. The blame lies, of course, with our ruthless march ...