News
Can Keppel take the latest blow on its property segment?
Can Keppel take the latest blow on its property segment?
Keppel's Singapore residential exposure forms less than 10% of realisable net asset value.
Venture's revenue hit by Japan competition
Weaker IQOS production could hit the firm hard as it contributes to 25% of revenue and 40% of profit.
MAS seeks to require fund managers to report misconduct
It also proposed amendments to how financial institutions should report misconduct.
Mastercard and Commercial Affairs Department launch card fraud detector
Mastercard donated 10 pieces of the reader to the department.
Singapore-Japan flight seat count fell by 6.9% in 2015-2017
Carriers focused more on nonstop services between Singapore and the United States.
Keppel O&M's revenue could slip to $2b in 2019
It needs to continue recovery from a declining trend in contract wins.
Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 1.99%
The gains on Wall Street Friday could provide a lift to the local bourse today.
Chart of the Day: See how the last 2 property curbs dampened home sales
The new measures are expected to have the same effect and pull sales down by 15-20%.
Daily Briefing: Developers slam government's property cooling measure; Temasek's portfolio could reach $300b
And here's why Raffles Medical Group shares could yield higher in 2018.
Are investors undervaluing hotels?
The 29-room Wanderlust Hotel was sold at a whopping $1.3m per key, following construction costs estimates for other hotel sites.
Quick asset turns buoy Frasers Property from property measures' effects
Its dividend yield of 5% is also the highest amongst developers.
Grab's fines should cancel out Uber merger gain: Ryde
The firm supported the CCCS' remedies to “bring back” competition.
CityDev's share price hit by surprise property policy
It has the largest inventory of about 2,000 units for launching from H2 2018 to 2019.
Early bird: UOL's early land buys give it more pricing room
This will help it avoid lower profits from higher ABSD rates and tighter LTV limits.
This weak spot kept Singapore from being the top smart city in the world
It scored a mere 2 points in people-centricity.
Property cooling measures could threaten banks' loan growth
The cooling measures may likely strike UOB as it is the most exposed to property-related lending.
CapitaLand poised to deflect new property measures' effects
Only the launch of Pearl Bank Apartments risks a delay.
Commentary
Banks need to rethink identity governance for AI agents
As Singapore broadens retail investing, who moves before the news?
Can controlled sandboxes prepare Singapore organisations for production AI?
What the latest sanctions regimes mean for Singapore businesses
Singapore’s tourism economy depends on security infrastructure most never see
Where does value creation really happen?
Managing the cost of diverging standards: Why Singapore matters
Singapore’s AI ambition has an intelligence problem
Singapore is deploying AI at speed – and security risks are catching up
Precious metal boom is a stress test for Singapore’s gold ambitions