Coal power and mining firms in the region are finding it harder to raise finance over climate change concerns, and are being increasingly pushed by banks to lay out concrete transition plans to shift ... ( read original story ...)
CNA Explains: Singapore Savings Bonds in hot demand – why and how should you invest in them?
Rising yields from the Singapore Savings Bonds have been attracting more investors in recent months. Is it too late for you to jump in? CNA asks the experts. ( read original story ...)
Young and Savvy: Going green in investing
A few years ago, a friend shot me a dirty look when I went to get a plastic straw for my ice lemon tea. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
HSBC revamp plan shows Ma’s thirst for change
Now Ma’s set sights on splitting up Europe’s largest bank, HSBC Holdings Plc, where Ping An has a major stake. Concern about the lender’s ability to handle geopolitical risk – it’s based in London but ... ( read original story ...)
FX volume takes step back at Singapore Exchange in July
The Singapore Exchange (SGX), the country’s paramount exchange operator, has released its monthly volumes across its FX, derivatives and commodities segments for July 2022. ( read original story ...)
UOB donates $500,000 to The Straits Times School Pocket Money Fund
SINGAPORE - UOB donated $500,000 to The Straits Times School Pocket Money Fund (STSPMF) on Friday (Aug 12). The donation will go towards supporting ChildAid 2022, an annual charity concert organised ... ( read original story ...)
ThaiBev shares drop after brewery unit’s IPO plans deferred once again
Shares of Thai Beverage slumped on Friday (Aug 12) after the company deferred the initial public offering (IPO) of its brewery unit in Singapore once again, citing “prolonged challenging market ... ( read original story ...)
ThaiBev shares fall on IPO delay news
SINGAPORE: Shares of Thai Beverage Plc slumped on Friday after the company deferred the initial public offering (IPO) of its brewery unit in Singapore once again, citing “prolonged challenging market ... ( read original story ...)
Exclusive-Malaysia’s Tenaga plans $1 billion IPO for power business, sources say
Malaysian electricity utility Tenaga Nasional Bhd plans to begin the process next year for a potential $1 billion listing of its power generation business, sources close to the matter told Reuters.In ... ( read original story ...)
4 Singapore Stocks You Can Buy and Hold Forever
Here are four stocks you can safely own for the rest of your life. The post 4 Singapore Stocks You Can Buy and Hold Forever appeared first on The Smart Investor. ( read original story ...)
Atome Financial Secures US$100 Million Debt Facility From HSBC Singapore
Atome Financial has entered into an US$100 million debt facility with HSBC Singapore to fuel its flexible deferred payments business. ( read original story ...)
Atome Financial secures US$100m debt facility with HSBC Singapore
It operates buy now pay later platform Atome and Indonesia’s Kredit Pintar. Atome Financial has entered into a US$100m debt facility with HSBC Singapore for the expansion of its deferred payments ... ( read original story ...)
ThaiBev defers brewery unit’s Singapore IPO plans once again
Thai Beverage has deferred the initial public offering of its brewery unit in Singapore once again, citing "prolonged challenging market conditions" for its decision. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
FirstFT: Ping An doubles down on plan to break up HSBC
Plus, Credit Suisse steps up legal claim against SoftBank and US justice department moves to unseal warrant for search of Trump residence ... ( read original story ...)
HSBC oversold risks of $35 billion Asia spin-off, investor Ping An thinks – source
By Selena Li, Lawrence White and Anshuman Daga HONG KONG/LONDON (Reuters) – HSBC overstated the risks of spinning off its Asia unit when it rebuffed such a proposal by shareholder Ping An Insurance ... ( read original story ...)
Ping An doubles down on campaign to break up HSBC
Chinese insurer Ping An, which owns 8.4 per cent of the stock, claims that a spin-off of its Asian business would create between $25 billion and $35 billion (€24.2 billion-€33.8 billion) of additional ... ( read original story ...)