WHOLESALE market participants are being encouraged to "substantially shift" out of any legacy swap offer rate (SOR) exposures by Dec 31, while the retail market is expected to take a longer transition period from September till October 2022.
WHOLESALE market participants are being encouraged to "substantially shift" out of any legacy swap offer rate (SOR) exposures by Dec 31, while the retail market is expected to take a longer transition period from September till October 2022.
THE Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) on Wednesday announced that dividend restrictions on locally-incorporated banks and finance companies based in Singapore will not be extended.
LCH Ltd, the world's largest clearer of interest rate and foreign exchange (FX) swaps that is majority owned by the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG), is shifting its Asia-Pacific expansion gear up a notch, with the appointment of a new regional head in Singapore.
THE Covid-19 pandemic that roiled the world was a wake-up call for even the ultra-rich, as it exposed societal fault lines and vulnerabilities that shone a spotlight on the role that they can - and ought to - play in driving positive social change.
CGS-CIMB has downgraded its call on iFast to "hold" from "add" as it sees limited upside for stronger trading when regional economies reopen in the coming months.
TEMASEK Financial I (TFin-I) has priced its US dollar (USD) three-tranche offering of 10, 20 and 40-year guaranteed bonds, which have seen strong investor support.
DBS has made over 12,000 collateral-free loans totalling more than S$6.2 billion to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) since the start of Covid-19, including nearly S$1 billion in collateral-free loans approved in the year to date.
ONLINE brokerage iFast Corporation's chief executive Lim Chung Chun is confident his company will continue to deliver "healthy growth" this year, after reporting another quarter of blistering year-on-year gains in earnings and dividends.
DBS has made over 12,000 collateral-free loans totalling more than S$6.2 billion to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) since the start of Covid-19, including nearly S$1 billion in collateral-free loans approved in the year to date.
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