Singapore
Singapore sovereign wealth fund ready to invest more
Singapore sovereign wealth fund ready to invest more
GIC is the world's fourth largest sovereign wealth fund.
Singapore banks' system loan growth dips to 9.6% in June
What could be the reasons behind it?
UOB's mortgage growth rate feared to collapse to 5% in 2014
ven group loan growth could slow.
Legal principles to watch out for in trade credit insurance
In my last article, I wrote about Trade Credit Insurance (TCI) and its usefulness.
Here's how Singapore banks will be affected by a 50bp increase in 3-year bond maturites
Guess which bank will benefit the most?
3 things everyone must look out for in OCBC's 2Q13 results
Will there be further margin contraction?
Find out more about the ambitious 2015 Asia strategy of SWIFT's new deputy chief executive for Asia Pacific
Patrick de Courcy shares his 3 goals following his appointment.
Government says Singapore's banking system is sound
But is worried by rise in household debt.
Find out why UOB stands out among the Singapore banks
It has the highest level of general provision reserves.
3 reasons why Singapore banks will likely be hurt by bearish trading income
Could the bond market sell-off be among them?
OCBC's treasury earnings to revert to historical averages for the next 3 years
Potential turnaround in NIMs is also a catalyst.
What to expect from Singapore banks' NIMs when long-term rates increase
Which bank could benefit the most?
Singapore, Japan establish cross-border collateral deal
To enhance financial stability in Singapore.
How CIMB Niaga will be affected by tightening liquidity
Analyst reveals two possible risks.
3 negatives to watch out for in DBS' August results
Will trading profits be badly hurt?
Why Southeast Asia is a hotspot for financial services M&As
Despite the global economic and regional political uncertainty leading to a cautious approach towards M&As, the financial services sector in Southeast Asia’s (SEA) developing markets has seen buoyant activity. In H1 2013, several big-ticket transactions took place.
MAS loses S$10.61 billion as currency strengthens
It’s the second loss in three years.