Mr Han had spent 27 years with the US bank, leading businesses in consumer banking, corporate banking and transaction banking. SEE ALSO: Singapore banks likely to post record earnings for full year 20... ( read original story ...)
London Banker Sues Singapore Lender for Race Discrimination
A former official at United Overseas Bank Ltd.’s London branch is suing for unfair dismissal after saying he was denied a new job because he isn’t Asian. Daniel Smith, who worked at Singapore’s third- ... ( read original story ...)
This research house has an unbearish view of local residential property market
SINGAPORE (Feb 11): Jefferies expects Singapore’s non-landed private residential price index to stay flat this year given rents are expected to improve about 2%, the supply pipeline is half of what th... ( read original story ...)
SIBOR Is Back & 2019 Is The Year To Pick Floating Rate Mortgages
The SIBOR recovery is no surprise – mortgage rates in Singapore have been steadily increasing in the past year. A few months ago, we even talked about how the fixed rates were sluggish to catch up to ... ( read original story ...)
At What Income Level are you “Priced Out” of Singapore Property?
With home prices rising faster than income levels, some young Singaporeans wonder if they’ll even be able to afford a small BTO flat. We have good news: it’s much harder to be “priced out” of Singapor... ( read original story ...)
Property Predictions For 2019: Private Home Prices and Transactions
We spoke to several property experts to give us their predictions for 2019. “The Singapore property market is expected to see robust growth in 2019 and we expect to see at least 40 new project launche... ( read original story ...)
Singapore bank loans grow 3% in December
Business lending grew to 4.1% even as loans to consumers softened. Singapore banks closed the year on strong footing after loans picked up pace to 3% YoY in December on the back of strong lending acti... ( read original story ...)
Outlook for Singapore property expected to improve in 2019
Furthermore, we see fewer land acquisitions from Government Land Sales (GLS), as less land is being released for residential development. The slower inflows to saleable inventory will be outpaced by o... ( read original story ...)
CBS Study: Buyers are applying for lesser mortgage loans with new housing curbs
Seven months after the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced the latest housing curbs on property purchases, buyers are taking up lesser mortgage loans, a study by Credit Bureau Singapore (C... ( read original story ...)
Property Predictions For 2019
We spoke to several property experts to give us their predictions for 2019. “The Singapore property market is expected to see robust growth in 2019 and we expect to see at least 40 new project launche... ( read original story ...)
What Singapore Property Buyers Need to Know about Bridging Loans
What is a bridging loan? A bridging loan, as the name implies, is to “bridge” the time between the sale of your old home and the purchase of your new one. Nowadays, its common practice for the mortgag... ( read original story ...)
Retail property market may be on stronger recovery footing
A WAVE of cautious optimism has washed over the retail property market. This follows quarter-on-quarter upticks of above 1 per cent in the Urban Redevelopment Authority's retail rental and price indic... ( read original story ...)
Southeast Asia’s property markets looking up thanks to young population, upbeat GDP growth, analysts say
Vietnam and Singapore are tipped to lead price growth in the property markets in Southeast Asia this year, underpinned by the region’s youthful population and relatively long period of political stabi... ( read original story ...)
Industrial property market performance the best in four years
2018’s industrial property market performance the best in four years says Jll – advises cautious optimism ahead Tay Huey Ying, Singapore’s Head of Research and Consultancy for JLL noted that industria... ( read original story ...)
Mortgage demand at Singapore’s banks put on brakes
Bloomberg reported on Jan 25 that rising interest rates and the latest round of property curbs have put the brakes on mortgage demand at Singapore’s banks, potentially further dragging down the city’s ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Property Market Seeing Unprecedented Mortgage Slowdown
Rising interest rates and the latest round of property curbs have put the brakes on mortgage demand at Singapore’s banks, potentially further dragging down the city’s housing market. Home-loan growth ... ( read original story ...)