Singapore's DBS Group said on Monday its data vendor Toppan Next Tech (TNT) had suffered a ransomware attack that potentially compromised customer statements of around 8,200 clients of the bank. TNT ...
More than 11,000 DBS, Bank of China customers’ information compromised after data attack on vendor
DBS said about 8,200 customers are potentially affected, while around 3,000 BOC customers are impacted. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
More than 11,000 DBS and BOC customers’ data potentially extracted after cyber attack on printing ventor
Due to a ransomeware attack on Toppan Next Tech (TNT), contracted by DBS to print customer statements, some 8,200 customers' data have been "potentially compromised", says DBS. In a separate statement ...
Thakral clarifies IPO rumours on associate GemLife; says ‘no certainty’ that any transaction will proceed
SINGAPORE] Thakral Corp clarified rumours that its associate GemLife, a resort-living developer in Australia, is gearing up for an initial public offering (IPO), and said there is “no certainty” that ...
UOB One Account Nerfed, Effective Rate Down to 3.3% From 4%—Which Savings Accounts Will Earn You More?
The UOB One account is getting nerfed—again. The UOB One account will now earn you a maximum effective interest rate (EIR) of 3.30% p.a., down from 4% p.a., which was in turn down from 5% p.a. Here's ...
UOB and OCBC to cut interest rates on flagship savings accounts from May 1
DBS and Maybank are not cutting interest rates for now. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
JPMorgan fund firm launches 3 active ETFs in Singapore; listing here ‘not off the table’
SINGAPORE] JPMorgan Asset Management (JPMAM) registered three active exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in Singapore on Monday (Apr 7), getting the green light to market them to retail investors. The fund ...
UOB Kay Hian downgrades DBS to ‘sell’, OCBC to ‘hold’ on expected trade slowdown
UOB Kay Hian Research analyst Jonathan Koh thinks the banks’ ability to pay “generous” dividends is “under threat”.
Trump’s Tariff Bombshell: Singapore Banks Caught in the Crossfire
It’s all tied to fears about what those US tariffs might mean for global trade, and Singapore’s banks are right in the crosshairs. The trouble started on April 2, 2025, when Trump unveiled new tariffs ...
DBS lowers STI year end target to 3,855 points
DBS Group Research has lowered its year-end target for the Straits Times Index to 3,855 points from an earlier estimate of 4,080 points. The new target is 0.5 s.d lower than the previous target and is ...
Singapore banks lose over S$37 billion in market value as tariff sell-off continues
SINGAPORE] Shares of Singapore’s three local banks continued to slide on Monday (Apr 7), weighed down by a broader market sell-off triggered by concerns over US tariffs. Read more at The Business ...
Here are the biggest losers among Singapore stocks in Trump tariff sell-off
The STI extended its losing streak on April 7, plunging more than 325 points. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
EXPLAINED! Why Kenya Shujaa might still be relegated despite second-place finish in Singapore
Kenya Shujaa will have to fight to retain their core status in the HSBC SVNS after finishing ninth in the regular season, despite reaching the Singapore final.
Singapore may bring forward monetary easing amid growth scare from Trump’s tariffs
MAS may further ease the pace of trade-weighted appreciation of the Singdollar on April 14, said analysts. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
New Zealand Women Dominate Australia To Retain Singapore Sevens Title
New Zealand’s women’s rugby sevens team once again confirmed their dominance on the international stage on Sunday, April 6, 2025. The Black Ferns overpowered Australia, their tenacious rival, with a ...
S’pore growth under pressure, DBS worst STI performer after Trump triggers market rout
Maybank has lowered its growth forecast for Singapore and warned that more tariffs are coming. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.