NoonTalk says the utilisation of its net proceeds are in accordance with the intended use of proceeds from the IPO, and that it will continue to make periodic announcements on the utilisation of the ...
Singapore Says Rising Car-Permit Costs Unlikely Foreigner-Driven
Wealthy foreigners and car-rental firms are unlikely to have caused the surge in the cost of permits giving people the right to buy a car in Singapore, acting transport minister Chee Hong Tat said.
William ‘delighted’ to be in Singapore and says Kate ‘sorry she can’t be here’
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UOB Online Banking Suffers Disruptions on Saturday, Back Up By Midday
The United Overseas Bank (UOB) experienced sporadic disruptions with its online banking platforms last Saturday (4 November).
Singapore says DBS, Citi report 2.5 million failed transactions from outage
Singapore’s government says there were 2.5 million failed DBS and Citi transactions during the lenders’ outage last month.
Israel-Hamas conflict has limited economic impact on Singapore unless it turns regional: DPM Wong
THE Israel-Hamas conflict has a small direct impact on Singapore’s economy, because of the Republic’s limited trade and investment links with Israel and Palestine, said Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence ...
Don’t conflate government actions with business operations: Dr Maliki on Israel boycott calls
GOVERNMENT actions during conflicts should not be conflated with business operations, said Second Minister for Foreign Affairs Maliki Osman on Monday (Nov 6), during the debate on a parliamentary ...
How Singapore is positioning itself as Asia’s carbon hub
Singapore has long boasted a sterling reputation as a trading powerhouse, the go-to hub in Asia for those looking to trade oil, gas, minerals, metals and other commodities. But recently, a new product ...
DBS, Citi outages prevented 2.5 million payment and ATM transactions from being completed
Around 810,000 attempts to access DBS and Citibank's digital banking platforms failed during the Oct 14 to Oct 15 disruption, said Minister of State for Trade and Industry Alvin Tan.
2.5m payments, ATM transactions failed in Oct 14 DBS, Citi disruptions
IN THE Oct 14 disruption to DBS and Citibank’s digital services, an estimated 810,000 attempts to access the digital platforms of both banks failed, and about 2.5 million payments and ATM transactions ...
Alvin Tan on fixing DBS and Citibank digital banking disruptions on Oct 14
The impact of the disruption of digital banking services of DBS and Citibank on Oct 14 was “wide”, said Minister of State for Trade and Industry and Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) Board Member ...
Barclays Hires Deutsche Bank Financing Executive in Singapore
Barclays Plc is hiring a financing executive from Deutsche Bank AG’s Asia Pacific investment bank as the British lender seeks to bolster its business in the region.
Singapore Tables Bill Allowing President to Take Overseas Roles
Singapore’s parliament has tabled an amendment to the constitution that if approved, would allow the president and government ministers to accept appointments in foreign and international organizations,
Singapore’s DBS Takes a Hit from Money-Laundering Affair
DBS is financially exposed to the tune of around S$100 million to a recent money-laundering scandal in the city-state, its CEO said.
Singapore connectivity level reaches 99%: IMDA report
The report also revealed that over the past few years, Singapore has made good progress as a digital society, with 98% of households having access to computers and almost all residents aged 18 to 59 ...
Singapore to look into corporate culture provision for company boards: Ravi Menon
SINGAPORE will assess the introduction of a new provision in its corporate governance code to establish good company culture, Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) managing director Ravi Menon said. Read more at The Business Times.