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OCBC’s deputy president Ching Wei Hong to retire, succeeded by consumer finance head Sunny Quek

OCBC'S deputy president Ching Wei Hong will retire at the end of September after close to two years in his present position, the bank said in a bourse filing on Tuesday.

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OCBC’s deputy president Ching Wei Hong to retire

OCBC'S deputy president Ching Wei Hong will retire at the end of September after close to two years in his present position, the bank said in a bourse filing on Tuesday.

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Temasek launches 50-year SGD bonds for purchase outside the US

TEMASEK is on Tuesday launching an offering of 50-year Singapore dollar bonds, following a recent round of US dollar bonds for 10, 20 and 40-year periods that were three-times oversubscribed within a day.

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Singapore’s fintech industry sees 3-year record of 72 deals worth US$614.2m in H1

SINGAPORE's financial technology (fintech) industry saw a three-year high in deals transacted in the first half of this year, thanks to corporates speeding up their digital transformation.

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Time to get personal about personal finance

FINANCIAL planning can be daunting if we don't know where to start.

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Supply disruptions, bottlenecks likely to stay inflationary in 2022: IIF

WHILE the US Federal Reserve and other central banks around the world believe that inflation is temporary, new research from the Institute of International Finance (IIF) disagrees with this sanguine view.

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OCBC to issue on Aug 12 A$500m floating-rate green notes due 2024

OCBC has priced A$500 million (S$499 million) of senior floating-rate green notes due 2024 under its US$30 billion global medium-term note programme.

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Singapura Finance posts 150% rise in H1 earnings to S$4.9m

SINGAPURA Finance on Friday reported a 152.3 per cent rise in its profit after tax to S$4.9 million for the first half ended June 30, from S$2 million a year ago.

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Singapore banks ride wave of recovery, but are keeping an eye out for Asean

SINGAPORE banks are on the watch for signs of asset quality deterioration in Asean, given fresh lockdowns and resurging Covid-19 cases in the region, but strong capital levels and ample provisions should be more than enough to help them tide through, analysts have said.

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Singapore banks ride wave of recovery, but keeping an eye out for Asean

SINGAPORE banks are on the watch for signs of asset quality deterioration in Asean, given fresh lockdowns and resurging Covid-19 cases in the region, but strong capital levels and ample provisions should be more than enough to help them tide through, analysts have said.

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