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Zico applies for Islamic digital bank licence in Malaysia

ZICO Holdings has put in an application for an Islamic digital bank licence from Bank Negara Malaysia, under a tie-up with Bursa-listed technology unicorn Green Packet and M24 Tawreeq.

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Singapore will adjust its corporate tax rate in time, but in consultation with the industry

SINGAPORE will adjust its corporate tax rate and related tax incentives schemes, in due time - but it will do so, in consultation with the industry, while protecting its sovereign rights on taxes and keeping the compliance burden on businesses down, said Minister for Finance Lawrence Wong.

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Singapore will adjust its corporate tax system in time, but in consultation with the industry

SINGAPORE will adjust its corporate tax system in due time - but it will do so, in consultation with the industry, while protecting its sovereign rights on taxes and keeping the compliance burden on businesses down, said Minister for Finance Lawrence Wong.

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CBD Grade A offices’ net demand turns positive, but vacancies rise again

THE full-year net demand for Grade A office space in Singapore's central business district (CBD) for 2021 is likely to be up to six times that of 2020, Cushman & Wakefield forecast.

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E-signatures on the rise, but wills and mortgages still call for pen on paper

MORE financial documents can now be signed remotely in Singapore, with social-distancing restrictions brought on by Covid-19 also spurring the adoption of electronic signatures here.

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How will your finances look like in 10, 20, 30 years? There are apps for that

SHORE up three to six months' worth of expenses in an emergency fund. Allocate a quarter of income to investing. Buy insurance. Work towards S$1 million for retirement, ideally by 60.

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UOB Internet banking services restored after brief outage

UOB restored access to its UOB Mighty and personal Internet banking services by about 2pm on Sunday, after the services were disrupted on Sunday morning.

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Making wise choices about your finances

MEducation is key

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MAS may have more investigative powers, enter premises without prior notice or court warrant

THE Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) could soon have powers to enter premises without prior notice or a court warrant when it comes to financial crime investigations where there is a risk of evidence being destroyed.

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MAS proposes to have more investigative powers, enter premises without prior notice or court warrant

THE Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) could soon have powers to enter premises without prior notice or a court warrant when it comes to financial crime investigations where there is a risk of evidence being destroyed.

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