SINGAPORE (BLOOMBERG) - Tyme ... into financial services in Asia and challenging existing brick-and-mortar banks such as HSBC Holdings and DBS Group Holdings. Part of its strategy is to partner with ... ( read original story ...)
Gautam Mukharya, CRO for HSBC Singapore, Joins SPIN Analytics’ Global Advisory Board
SPIN Analytics, a modern FinTech provider that brings a new paradigm for credit risk modelling, announces today that Gautam Mukharya, CRO for HSBC Singapore joins the Company’s Global Advisory Board. ( read original story ...)
How the supply-chain crisis is changing banking
Global supply-chain bottlenecks have profound implications for how and where companies will fund their operations in the future. As the lines of ships lengthen outside ports, there’s a macroeconomic ... ( read original story ...)
Hotel dining deals 2021
Take advantage of these 2021 festive hotel dining deals for DBS/POSB Cardmembers to eat, drink and be merry without breaking the bank. ( read original story ...)
Behind ex-Ovo CEO’s new blockchain venture
In this week’s big story, Mike looks at Partior, which is headed by former Ovo CEO Jason Thompson and is a joint venture by financial industry heavyweights DBS and J.P. Morgan, as well as Singapore’s ... ( read original story ...)
DBS, OCBC and UOB: Are Singapore bank stocks cheap?
Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited (SGX: O39) and United Overseas Bank Ltd (SGX: U11) — have garnered plenty of interest among investors.Since December 2020, ... ( read original story ...)
TPG Weighing Pathology Asia Stake Sale Ahead of IPO
Private equity firm TPG Capital Asia is exploring selling a stake in its pathology business in the region ahead of a potential initial public offering for the unit, according to people with knowledge ... ( read original story ...)
Behind the crypto project backed by Temasek, JP Morgan, DBS
Helmed by Ovo’s former CEO, Partior has the potential to upend global payment processing by making the process faster, cheaper, and more transparent. ( read original story ...)
RateGain IPO: Subscribed 41% On Day 1 Backed By Robust Retail Demand
The offer opened at the price band of INR 405 – INR 425, will continue till December 9. The offer includes a fresh issue of shares worth INR 375 Cr and an offer for sale (OFS) of up to 2,26,05,530 ... ( read original story ...)
Rategain Travel Technologies IPO: Everything you need to know
The Rs 1,335.73 crore initial public offering (IPO) of Rategain Travel Technologies is available from December 7-9, 2021. It has a price band of Rs 405-425 per share. ( read original story ...)
Rategain Travel IPO subscribed 41% on Day-1, retail portion by 2.23 times
Rategain Travel Technologies IPO was subscribed 41 per cent on Tuesday, the first day of the issue. The retail portion of the IPO was subscribed 2.23 times. A day earlier, the company had allotted ... ( read original story ...)
Tencent Leads $70 Million Round in Singapore Digibank Firm Tyme
a Singapore-based digital-banking firm ... services in Asia and challenging existing brick-and-mortar banks such as HSBC Holdings Plc and DBS Group Holdings Ltd. Part of its strategy is to partner ... ( read original story ...)
RateGain IPO Opens, Retail Portion Subscribed 97% In First Hour
The offer includes a fresh issue of shares worth INR 375 Cr and an offer for sale (OFS) of up to 2,26,05,530 shares. Shares worth INR 5 Cr have been reserved for the eligible employees. ( read original story ...)
RateGain Travel IPO: Retail portion subscribed fully on Day 1
RateGain Travel Technologies has decided to allocate 14,090,136 equity shares to 34 anchor investors at ₹425 apiece, valuing the transaction size to ₹598.83 crore. ( read original story ...)
Rategain Travel IPO: Retail portion subscribed 1.13 times
The IPO received 3.58 million bids against the offer of 17.35 million shares, according to stock exchange data ... ( read original story ...)
From Phantom to Ponyo, ChildAid 2021 set to entertain
SINGAPORE - The annual children's charity concert ChildAid returns as a hybrid event on Thursday (Dec 9).. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)