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STANDARD Chartered Bank Singapore chief executive officer Patrick Lee will be responsible for more markets in his new appointment as cluster CEO for the Singapore and Asean markets (Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand and representative offices) from Jan 1, 2021. This is part of StanChart's new Asia region structure,...

STANDARD Chartered Bank Singapore chief executive officer Patrick Lee will be responsible for more markets in his new appointment as Cluster CEO for the Singapore and Asean markets (Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand and representative offices) from Jan 1, 2021.

A GROWING number of Singapore banks will make flexible work arrangements a permanent fixture for staff, as they make firm strides to new ways of working in the "new normal" brought about by Covid-19.

CAPITALAND Retail China Trust (CRCT) on Tuesday launched an equity fundraising to finance part of its proposed purchase of interests in business parks and a Guangzhou mall.

GIC has entered into a joint-venture agreement with Europe's Melcombe Partners to acquire and develop urban logistics properties in Europe.

BANKS and financial institutions under the jurisdiction of the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the central bank in the Philippines are now allowed to exchange data electronically for business purposes.

ROBO-ADVISER StashAway has expanded to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to tap the growing mass affluent segment in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.

ALTHOUGH four out of nine life insurers' critical illness (CI) portfolios reflected an underwriting loss before net investment income in 2019, the outlook for the CI business is still positive as greater awareness of the need for health continues to drive demand.

INSURANCE protection against critical illness (CI) is one of the major building blocks of a sound financial plan. Whatever your age, a major CI diagnosis is a heavy financial burden unless you have ample financial assets.

HAVING garnered strong investor interest, Singapore Airlines' (SIA) new S$850 million five-year convertible bonds have been upsized and will carry a 1.625 per cent coupon.