3 Things to Know About the Singapore Stock Market This Week

Welcome to the weekend, Fools! Here are three things about the local stock market that you might be interested in. Meanwhile, 14 companies were in the positive territory, and three finished the week flat. The biggest winner of the lot was land transport ... ( read original story ...)

SolarWorld Americas wants limit on solar module imports to US

SolarWorld Industries did not like the recommendation of the ITC to exempt Canada and Singapore from the injury claims, fearing that these countries could become home to new manufacturing intended to simply circumvent new tariffs and import caps. ( read original story ...)

Singapore government assures SingPass-MyInfo will stay secure

Singapore unveils drastic move that puts government in pre ... infocommunications, energy, banking and finance, security and emergency services, land transport, aviation, and the government. A partner at law firm Pinsent Masons, Tan said the proposed ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore August bank lending up 0.3%

SINGAPORE: Singapore’s total bank lending in August rose 0.3 per cent from July, on the back of higher loans to financial institutions, central bank data showed on Friday. Loans and advances by domestic banking units in the city-state amounted to S$634.4 ... ( read original story ...)

Duterte claims Trillanes closed Singapore bank account online

The laundered funds were being used to finance protests and witnesses against the government ... The president also claimed that an amount of 200,000 Singapore dollars was transferred by Trillanes to a certain Fabian Go after the closure of his alleged ... ( read original story ...)

OCBC’s facility a hit with staff

Ten years ago, OCBC was the first bank in Singapore to offer an in-house childcare facility but just 30 per cent to 50 per cent of the places were taken up initially. But after three years, all 110 places were filled and today, there are 70 people on its ... ( read original story ...)

OCBC returns to euro market for latest covered bonds

SINGAPORE lender Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) accessed the covered bond market for the second time this year, pricing on September 28 a 500-million-euro (US$588 million) offering. The Reg S five-year bonds were priced at 99.970% with a coupon ... ( read original story ...)