Singaporean consumers who survived the great recession have resumed binging on credit for that much needed iPhone or holiday overseas, according to latest figures released by the banks which show consumer loans will likely grow 13.3 % over 2010, ushering in a golden time for banks. |  |
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It was good while it lasted, but the second wind to Singapore’s residential property market seems to be blowing a lot softer coming into May than it did in the first part of the year. |  |
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After filing for voluntary liquidation in February, famed furniture maker Barang Barang announced its Managing Director Lim Kok Hui had resigned “for new prospects” as facebook customer groups go nuts. |  |
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Multi-product commodity and currency derivatives exchange builds upon its proven and scalable systems and risk management. 
Reported 10% daily average value traded growth and 19% year-on-year surge in overall derivatives trading volume. 
Singapore Airlines partners with TWA to fund marketing campaigns and promote inbound tourism to Western Australia. 
Raju transfers to Deutsche Asset after recent high-level hirings and 13.6% decline in lender's consumer banking. 
Licence will enable Great Eastern Takaful to distribute syariah-compliant life insurance products in Malaysian market. 
Visa Prepaid cards were issued with games tickets as international visitors spent S$11mln on opening day. 
Government policy expected to produce a more moderate collective sales market over the short term. 
Social networking is no longer just a term in the urban dictionary but a way of life.
One of the most important criteria for success is a company’s ability to successfully identify and launch new products.
Knowing there is a need to do sound financial planning is only the first step in getting your future secured.
In an increasingly competitive society, the importance of education cannot be neglected.
In 2010, major milestones are being observed by Club Med—its 60th year of existence, and three decades of operations in Asia.
Advantech started operations in Singapore in 1995.
Frasers Centrepoint Limited, the property arm of Singapore’s 127-year¬old Fraser and Neave, Limited, enjoyed a stellar 2009 with a six fold increase in home sales in Singapore even during the global financial crisis.
UFIT commenced operations in March 2008 starting with five sessions a week.
Predicting the future can be a notoriously tricky business.
Patricia Pascuzzo explores the many benefits of using 'strategic conversation' and scenario analysis to develop successful portfolio strategies.
Garry Hawker examines some of the latest thinking around risk factors, 'return drivers' and whether they are a more effective means of diversification versus an asset class approach.
This question although controversial is definitely being tested across the board at present with many finding it a cryptic puzzle to solve.
