Singapore Shares May See Additional Support

The Singapore stock market picked up just a handful of points on Tuesday - but that was enough to snap the three-day slide in which it had fallen almost 10 points or 0.3 percent. The Straits Times Index settled just above the 2,955-point plateau ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore’s growth to remain modest in 2017

The joint lead managers and bookrunners were Barclays, Citigroup, Deutsche Bank and HSBC. Coming in second place in the top deals list of Singapore’s debt market is a deal jointly managed by Citigroup, DBS, Deutsche Bank, HSBC and Societe Generale (SCGIB). ( read original story ...)

Ten things that shook up Singapore banking jobs in 2016

We review some of the big trends affecting banking careers in Singapore in 2016. http://news.efinancialcareers.com/sg-en/268493/junior-banking-jobs-singapore/ It was generally a year of redundancies and tepid recruitment in the Singapore finance sector. ( read original story ...)

Singapore-listed equity offerings up 84% to $5.92M in 2016

IPO activity bounced after a lacklustre 2015. The year 2016 showed signs of life in terms of equity listings in Singapore’s stock exchanges, a report by Thomson Reuters said. So far, Singapore-listed equity offerings (combined IPO and follow-on offerings ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore ex-banker convicted in 1MDB Malaysia fund case

TOKYO — A court in Singapore found a former private banker guilty Wednesday of trying to obstruct investigations linked to the indebted Malaysian State Fund 1MDB. The State Court convicted Yeo Jiawei, a former wealth planner at Swiss private bank BSI ... ( read original story ...)

Asian markets key focus for OCBC in 2017: CEO

OCBC intends to pursue more opportunities in Asia and follow its clients deeper into ASEAN markets such as Indonesia and Myanmar, at a time when Singapore companies will be more compelled to expand overseas as growth at home slows, said the bank's chief ... ( read original story ...)

Overview of Singapore’s Lending Environment – End of 2016

Since gaining its independence in 1965, Singapore has grown into a global powerhouse of trade and finance. In this article we explore the lending environment from a macro perspective, and explain what this means for individuals and businesses who are ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore bond market faces $22b refinancing bill

This came as Fed raised policy rates by 25bp. According to Reuters, Singapore dollar bonds worth S$22 billion ($15.5 billion) are callable or due to mature next year, exposing issuers and investors to refinancing risks as borrowing costs rise in the US. ( read original story ...)

Singapore Airlines' passenger volume slips 1.2% in November

Due to weak demand from South West Pacific. Singapore Airlines ferried 1.52 million passengers last month, down 1.2% on a year-on-year basis. The drop was mainly due to an 8.1% reduction in demand from South West Pacific, which has been affected by ... ( read original story ...)