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INVESTORS have been spoilt for choice in recent months for where to park their money, be it in government bonds, which have seen a surge in popularity, or attractive fixed deposits.

INVESTORS have been spoilt for choice in recent months on where to park their money, be it in government bonds, which have seen a surge in popularity, or attractive fixed deposits.

INVESTORS have been spoilt for choice in recent months on where to park their money, be it in government bonds, which have seen a surge in popularity, or attractive fixed deposits.

EX-WIRECARD CEO Markus Braun goes on trial in Munich this week for his role in the collapse of the once celebrated payments firm, brought down by the biggest accounting fraud scandal in German corporate history.

THE Australian and New Zealand dollars scaled new multi-month highs on Monday, after more signs of China easing pandemic policies emerged and strong US payroll data failed to shift expectations of a rate hike slowdown for the Federal Reserve. Traders are now awaiting an interest rate decision from the Reserve...

THE three-month compounded Singapore Overnight Rate Average (Sora) rate, which is pegged to most floating home loan packages in Singapore, has passed the 3 per cent mark for the first time since 2007.

INVESTORS including Saudi Arabia’s crown prince and a US private-equity firm run by a former Barclays CEO have shown interest in investing US$1 billion or more in Credit Suisse’s new investment banking unit, the Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday.

SAM Bankman-Fried says he will testify before the House Financial Services Committee after he’s finished “learning and reviewing” the events that led to the implosion of FTX. 

AUSTRALIA is set to raise interest rates as it closes in on the end of its tightening cycle, while nearby New Zealand just delivered a record hike and is poised to move higher, underscoring different central bank outlooks at year’s end.

EUROPEAN Central Bank (ECB) officials from the region’s two biggest economies said they are determined to bring record inflation back to their 2 per cent target.