Singapore's Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation said on Friday it would support a bid to seek a delisting of shares in Great Eastern with a S$900 million ($699.90 million) exit offer.
S’pore’s billion-dollar biotech firm: Life sciences scholar leads start-up to list in HK
Home-grown start-up Mirxes is going places, but co-founder is firmly rooted in Singapore. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Stay the course on sustainability despite policy shifts, HSBC urges firms
Its commitment to net zero stems from the 160-year-old organisation looking ahead at the next 160 years. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
DBS, UOB provide $411 million loan to DayOne-INA data centre project in Indonesia
Singaporean banks DBS Group and United Overseas Bank said on Thursday that they had jointly provided a 6.7 trillion rupiah ($411 million) loan to finance a data centre campus in Indonesia.
Fintech major PhonePe appoints new board member as it prepares for IPO
PhonePe is the largest player on India's real-time payments system Unified Payments Interface (UPI). It reversed its listing from Singapore to India in 2022 ...
Bridging Dubai and Singapore: A private banking mission in a changing world
From an apartment a few streets away, Ranjit Khanna – head of private banking for Bank of Singapore in the Middle East and Europe – watched, phone in hand, capturing the moment. It was, he says, “so ...
Great Eastern plans to delist through higher OCBC-backed bid: Bloomberg
SINGAPORE] Great Eastern is considering options that include a plan to delist via an offer by OCBC, which will be higher than its original offer in May last year, Bloomberg reported on Thursday (Jun 5 ...
Singapore Paincare up 12.1% on Sias valuation
SINGAPORE] Shares of Singapore Paincare rose on Thursday (Jun 5), a day after the Securities Investors Association (Singapore), or Sias, valued the medical services company at more than double its ...
Best Credit Card Promotions in Singapore (Jun 2025): Citibank, DBS, HSBC, UOB, and More
This June, sign up for a credit card and you could walk away with welcome gifts like: Apple 10.9-inch iPad 10th Gen WiFi 64GB (worth $499) Sony WH-1000XM5 Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones (worth ...
Best Fixed Deposit Rates in Singapore (Jun 2025)—Minimum Deposits From $500, Rates Up To 2.45%
If you think that fixed deposits are only for conservative cash-rich aunties and uncles, think again. A fixed deposit (also known as a time deposit) account is a type of bank account that pays account ...
DBS, UOB back 6.7 trillion rupiah loan facility for data centre campus in Batam’s Nongsa Digital Park
SINGAPORE] DBS and UOB have jointly provided a 6.7 trillion rupiah (S$530 million) loan facility to finance the development of a new data centre campus in Batam, Indonesia. Read more at The Business ...
DBS and UOB provide record IDR6.7 trillion loan for data centre development project in Batam
DBS Bank and United Overseas Bank(UOB) have jointly provided a landmark IDR6.7 trillion loan facility to finance the development of a new data centre campus in Batam, Indonesia, according to a joint ...
Marcos, Singapore PM Wong vow deeper bilateral ties
President Marcos and Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong vowed to deepen bilateral cooperation in trade and investments, renewable energy, climate change, humanitarian assistance and digital ...
Peter Thiel-backed Singapore venture pushes into financial advice
Syfe Group says 8 per cent of Singaporeans use its wealth management platform, and its goal is to draw similar numbers to its Selfwealth site in Australia.
OCBC Premier Banking celebrates strong business growth, credits ‘twin-hub’ strategy
Bank announces actress Linda Chung as brand ambassador and unveils new commercial campaign ‘Give Time Greater Meaning’.
Singapore’s Government Bond Yield Curve Has Scope to Flatten, DBS Says
Singapore’s government bond yield curve has scope to flatten, DBS Group Research analysts say in a note. First, the recent price rally of short-dated government securities may have “gone too far too ...