SINGAPORE's largest bank says green financing opportunities for renovations have seen a strong take-up, as it and its local peers roll out green products to tap this growth segment.
BANKS here have seen a strong take-up in green home and renovation loans, as they roll out such products to tap this growth segment.
NEARLY half (45 per cent) of current university students and recent graduates in the Asia Pacific surveyed by the CFA Institute said they are reassessing their career paths in light of the pandemic.
IN AN industry first, Standard Chartered (StanChart) will provide US$500 million in financing to Singapore-based "buy now, pay later" (BNPL) fintech Atome Financial, under a new 10-year partnership to be rolled out in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Vietnam in the next few months.
STANDARD Chartered (StanChart) plans to provide US$500 million in financing to Singapore-based buy now, pay later (BNPL) fintech Atome Financial, under a new 10-year partnership to be rolled out in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Vietnam in the next few months.
STANDARD Chartered (StanChart) plans to provide US$500 million in financing to Singapore-based buy now, pay later (BNPL) fintech Atome Financial, under a new 10-year partnership to be rolled out in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Vietnam in the next few months.
STANDARD Chartered (StanChart) plans to provide US$500 million in financing to Singapore-based buy now, pay later (BNPL) fintech Atome Financial, under a new 10-year partnership to be rolled out in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Vietnam in the next few months.
UOB has launched an integrated financing platform to drive the development and adoption of energy efficiency projects for buildings and homes, across 4 markets in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia.
PROPERTY has been a golden wealth accumulation strategy for earlier generations of homeowners, as many have seen the value of their homes and property investments grow by multiple folds over the years.
AS Singapore expands its vaccinated travel lanes with more countries, OCBC will launch a portal in November for customers to book airline tickets, hotels and car rentals using their bank reward points and credit or debit cards.
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