Singapore Today's Lance Alexander speaks to Marcus Chu, the CEO of ERA, a major property agency in Singapore on his observations when it comes to our property market and if you can never go wrong with ...
HSBC Singapore launches premium credit card for wealthy clients
It offers perks such as access to private clubs and members-only lounges in APAC, Europe, and the US. HSBC Singapore has launched HSBC Privé, a premium credit card for its Global Private Banking ...
Exclusive: Singapore’s SC Capital in talks to buy British data centre group Global Switch, sources say
Singapore-headquartered real estate investment manager SC Capital Partners has emerged as a potential bidder for British data centre group Global Switch, two people familiar with the matter told ...
AmChamSG affirms US trade surplus with Singapore in call for dialogue on tariffs
AmCham said it is forming a trade task force to gather relevant member feedback. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore’s RV Capital Is Set to Join the Hedge Fund Influx Into Dubai
Singapore-based macro hedge fund RV Capital Management is set to open an office in Dubai, a move that will further bolster the Middle Eastern city’s credentials as a burgeoning hub for the industry.
IFBH seeks Hong Kong IPO as coconut water bottler exits Singapore to be near China market
IFBH Limited switches its listing plan to Hong Kong from Singapore because of the HKEX’s ‘strong connectivity’ with mainland China, its largest market, it says.
Financial independence with at least $1 million is a ‘realistic’ goal for 72% of Singapore residents: CIMB study
The goal of at least $1 million might seem big but 72% of Singapore residents believe this is a realistic goal, with 43% of them confident of their managing their finances to achieve financial ...
Software sector a hedge against economic weakness; sell-off presents buying opportunities: HSBC
Recurring revenue models will help the software sector to shine when an economy weakens, supporting investments even in times of austerity: HSBC.
‘Don’t waste a crisis’, says OCBC’s Carmen Lee, who recommends Singapore blue chips to ‘weather this trade storm’
The Singapore banking sector is one to look at, for the share price corrections have brought their valuations to “more attractive levels.” ...
Best Bank Offers in Singapore (Apr 2025): Win a Lilo & Stitch-Inspired Hawaii Vacation, Get Up to 50% off Flights, and More
Everybody loves credit card sign-up promotions, but not many of us realise the promotions don’t end with a welcome gift. Banks actually shower us with tons of lifestyle deals and perks just for owning ...
Trump tariffs: SDP calls for GST to be reduced to 7% to help with costs of living
The Singapore Democratic Party also asked the government to reduce prices and fees that were "increased over the last few years" back to pre-COVID levels.
Latest Singapore six-month T-bill cut-off yield retreats to 2.5%
SINGAPORE] The cut-off yield for Singapore’s latest six-month Treasury bill (T-bill) tumbled to 2.5 per cent, the auction results by the Monetary Authority of Singapore on Thursday (Apr 10) showed.
4 Singapore Blue-Chip Stocks That Hiked Their Dividends by Double-Digit Percentages
Looking for higher dividends? Here are four blue-chip stocks that have increased their dividends significantly. The post 4 Singapore Blue-Chip Stocks That Hiked Their Dividends by Double-Digit ...
Singapore stocks see biggest drop since global financial crisis as STI plunges 7.5%
Hong Kong sinks 13.2 per cent as Asian markets reel from Trump tariffs and fears of a global recession. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore’s healthcare bill set to skyrocket to RM100b by 2030, says minister
By 2030, healthcare spending in Singapore is poised to become the government’s largest financial commitment, with projections pointing to an annual expenditure nearing S$30 billion (RM100 billion).
Here are the biggest gainers among Singapore stocks after Trump’s tariff timeout
Sats was the biggest gainer on the STI, rising as much as 9.8 per cent Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.