DBS Group Holdings Ltd. is looking to cash in on the boom in private credit by originating and distributing deals, according to the global head of fixed income at Southeast Asia’s largest bank.
Singapore stocks slip as STI posts weekly loss
SINGAPORE – Local shares went south on Nov 24 to end the ... whether the prevailing risk-on environment can roll over into next week.” THE BUSINESS TIMES Join ST's Telegram channel and get the latest ...
Job scams in Singapore: 10 warning signs to look out for
To minimise the impact of fraud, here are the top 10 signs that a job offer could be a scam, according to JobStreet ...
Singapore’s October factory output rebounds with 7.4% growth after 12-month slump
SINGAPORE’S factory output in October surpassed market expectations with a 7.4 per cent year-on-year rebound after a year-long slump, data from the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) showed on ...
Singapore crypto players say final rules seek to strike a balance but fears linger
Market observers say the regulator sought to strike a balance in calibrating its final rules for the cryptocurrency industry but there are still concerns about the measures. Read more at straitstimes.
Lion City Sailors star Maxime Lestienne not to be denied Singapore Premier League Player of the Year — not for a second year running
Not that it really bothered him but, after missing out on last season's SPL Player of the Year award, Maxime Lestienne was not going to be denied in 2023.
Singapore’s October factory output rebounds with 7.4% expansion after 12-month slump
SINGAPORE’S factory output in October surpassed market expectations with a 7.4 per cent year-on-year rebound after a year-long slump, data from the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) showed on ...
Singapore core inflation edges up to 3.3% in October, breaking streak of slower price increases
Core consumer prices in Singapore picked up in October after rising at a slower pace for several months, owing to higher inflation for services and retail goods and an increase in electricity and gas ...
Singapore factory output snaps year-long slump with 7.4% rise in October
Electronics production rose 14.8 per cent year on year, with the semiconductor segment expanding 17.8 per cent. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore to target crypto investors with tactics like those used to deter smokers, gamblers
Buying on credit forbidden, affordability tests imposed, and accreditation required for big bets The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) revealed on Thursday its latest cryptocurrency regulations – ...
Singapore bans using credit cards for crypto trading
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) is set to introduce a series of stringent measures aimed at tightening regulations for cryptocurrency service providers in the nation.
These were the key drivers of Singapore’s hefty S$7b property investments in Q3
Find out some key deals in the public and private sectors. The real estate investment market in Singapore recorded S$7.07 billion worth of deals in the third quarter of 2023, double the S$3.54 billion ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore records highest quarterly completion of new residential units in 23 years
There were over 8,500 units completed in Q3, bringing the total stock to 406,000. According to a report from Savills, Singapore’s private residential property market saw an addition of 8,517 newly ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore to tighten crypto regulations for retail customers
Singapore will introduce tightened rules to regulate crypto service providers in the city-state, in a bid to protect retail customers.
IFC appoints new country manager for Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei
THE International Finance Corporation (IFC), the largest global development institution focused on the private sector in emerging markets and a member of the World Bank Group (WBG), has appointed ...
Singapore’s Monetary Authority tells crypto firms: No offering carrots to customers, local credit cards can’t be used to buy tokens from 2024
From mid-2024, cryptocurrency platforms will not be allowed to offer incentives to people to entice them to trade, while customers will not be able to ...