SUSTAINABILITY is fast gaining traction in Singapore's capital markets, with the Republic's investors and issuers among the world's most enthusiastic about sustainable infrastructure investment, according to a recent survey by HSBC.
Optimism is in the air. People are lining up like ants for what might be the world's biggest initial public offering (IPO). But who says buying into Jack Ma's Ant Group is a sure win? No doubt, the Chinese fintech giant is a rare gem, boasting...
DBS has launched a solution for corporate clients in Singapore and Hong Kong to track cross-border collections in real time, providing them with greater digital convenience.
WOMEN represent the world's largest and fastest growing market, controlling over 40 per cent of global wealth - or US$216 trillion - and earning US$24 trillion annually.
UOB announced after trading hours on Tuesday that its Sydney branch intends to issue A$750 million in floating rate notes due in October 2025 with a coupon of the three-month bank bill swap reference rate plus 0.59 per cent per annum payable quarterly in arrear.
OCBC on Tuesday said it has extended a three-year S$100 million corporate loan referencing the Singapore Overnight Rate Average (SORA) to Sembcorp Financial Services, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sembcorp Industries (SCI).
FINANCE company Singapura Finance is investing US$3 million in MatchMove PowerBank (S) Pte Ltd (Power-Bank), a wholly owned subsidiary of homegrown digital payments start-up, MatchMove Pay.
MAYBANK Kim Eng (MKE) has maintained its negative outlook on Singapore banks for the third quarter this year, saying it expects net interest margins (NIMs) to remain weak ahead of Q3 trading updates by the trio of local lenders in early November.
Lufax may struggle to stand out in a small but influential group. It is the third Chinese financial technology company to seek new investors in a short span. Initial public offering (IPO) candidates generally try to avoid such direct competition, especially when one of them is...
FINANCE company Singapura Finance is investing US$3 million in MatchMove PowerBank (S) Pte Ltd (PowerBank), a wholly-owned subsidiary of homegrown digital payments startup, MatchMove Pay.
