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Investors left in the lurch as investment platform CoAssets runs into trouble

THE Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) will review and take necessary action if CoAssets' licensed subsidiary - now known as CA Funding - has breached regulations.

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Singapore bank lending ticks up in Nov after eight-month decline

SINGAPORE's bank lending inched up slightly in November to reverse an eight-month decline on continued growth in consumer loans.

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Working for a shrinking asset manager is no fun

WEBSTER'S dictionary defines bipolarity as "characterised by two directly opposing opinions, natures, etc". Three years after the mega-merger that created Standard Life Aberdeen plc, it's still trying to cure itself of just such an affliction.

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Bank lending in November up 0.2%: MAS data

SINGAPORE's bank lending ticked up 0.2 per cent in November to reverse an eight-month decline, according to preliminary data from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) on Thursday.

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Credit Bureau Asia launches Myanmar’s first credit bureau

CREDIT Bureau Asia (CBA) on Wednesday launched Myanmar's first credit bureau.

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HSBC break-up will turbocharge CEO’s more lucrative Asian pivot

HSBC chief executive Noel Quinn has the right idea, but he's going about it too slowly. In 2021, a lagging share price may force him to turbocharge his pivot towards the more lucrative Asian business. Selling the bank's US retail network and spinning off its ring-fenced UK unit...

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2020 wrap: Robinsons, layoffs, Hin Leong were the year’s most read stories

CORPORATES' financial woes, the Hin Leong saga, working from home and startups' struggles - these themes were among the most popular with The Business Times (BT) readers this year.

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The three big mistakes China made in 2020

Even if you resent China for being the epicentre of Covid-19, you've got to admire Beijing's leadership skills. Less than a year after the pandemic erupted, life is back to normal, while Europe and the US are still struggling. The country is now the world's shining economic...

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Singapore pledges to renew IMF loan commitments

SINGAPORE will renew its loan commitments totalling US$3.58 billion to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

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Asia-Pacific wealth management a bright spot amid pandemic

THE COVID-19 pandemic has crimped business activity, but most private banks in Singapore continue to report growth in assets under management (AUM) and net new inflows, helped by wealthy clients' wholehearted embrace of digital services.

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