The Bank of Singapore has named Owi Ruivivar as its new chief portfolio strategist which is seen to enhance the bank’s focus on cross-asset research, asset allocation and portfolio management.
FSS vows to convince global firms to choose Korea over Singapore, Hong Kong
The Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) vowed on Monday to ease Korea-specific regulations for foreign companies so as to enable the business and finance world to view the country as a more viable ...
Bank of Singapore appoints former GIC managing director as its chief portfolio strategist
Bank of Singapore (BOS) has appointed former GIC executive Owi S. Ruivivar as its chief portfolio strategist. Based in Singapore, she will focus on the private bank’s cross-asset research, asset ...
Singapore’s OCBC mulling refurbishment options for iconic headquarters, CEO Helen Wong says
The bank's headquarters complex consists of the 52-storey OCBC Centre and smaller buildings nearby As the buildings are designated historic structures, the bank has to be extremely careful with its ...
Ex-Singapore PM Lee warns that video of him promoting investment scam on social media is a deepfake
Singaporeans must stay vigilant to protect themselves and those around them from deepfake scams, said Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong, who is again depicted promoting investment products in one such ...
Singapore and Ukraine reaffirm ties, sign air deal during President Zelenskyy’s visit
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met Singapore President Tharman Shanmugaratnam, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, and Singaporean investors on June 2, as his trip to speak at the Shangri-La ...
Singaporean man earning S$3K/month says he doesn’t want to invest his savings because investing is “only for the rich”
SINGAPORE: Investing is something that anyone can do, regardless of their financial status. However, a... The post Singaporean man earning S$3K/month says he doesn’t want to invest his savings because ...
SM Lee warns that video of him promoting investment scam on social media is a deepfake
This is at least the second time in 6 months that a deepfake video of him has been circulated online. Read more at straitstimes.com.
FDI: Overseas capital inflows into India HIGHEST from Singapore! Any guesses for 2nd biggest investor?
India has seen Singapore emerge as the top source of foreign direct investment (FDI) in 2023-24, with inflows totalling $11.77 billion despite a 31.55 per cent decline from the previous fiscal year.
FDI inflows: Singapore, Mauritius were biggest investors in 2023-24
India received the highest foreign direct investment (FDI) from Singapore in 2023-24 even as overseas capital inflows into the country contracted by about 3.5 per cent due to global economic ...
US and Japanese defence chiefs meet at Singapore security forum
A total of 37 candidates have been assassinated ahead of Sunday’s vote in Mexico, a security consultancy says. Travis Kelce crashed the White House podium last year. This time, he received a direct ...
‘This is extremely worrying’: SM Lee warns that video of him promoting investment scam is a deepfake
SINGAPORE - Singaporeans must stay vigilant to protect themselves and those around them from deepfake scams, said Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong, who is again depicted promoting investment products ...
India receives highest FDI from Singapore in 2023-24; Mauritius second biggest investor: Govt data
India received the highest foreign direct investment (FDI) from Singapore in 2023-24 even as overseas capital inflows into the country contracted by about 3.5 per cent due to global economic ...
4 Singapore blue-chip stocks showing strong potential for profit growth
SINGAPORE: If you’re looking for Singapore blue-chip stocks with strong potential for profit growth, then these four companies are known for their stability and resilience. They’re now offering ...
Singapore and HK police join forces to produce ‘Honey Money’ anti-scam video
The Singapore Police Force (SPF) and Hong Kong Police Force have collaborated on an advisory video about online scams and how to avoid falling victim.
Nine companies designated as critical entities under new law managing threats from significant investments
The new law scrutinises all significant investments into entities that are critical to Singapore’s national security interests.