Singapore

Cybersecurity, fraud and “fake news” often dominate the headlines in today’s world. Risk has increasingly become a part of everyday vernacular, putting us as a society and as a business community on high alert. A recent report by PWC revealed that 32% of Singapore-based organisations fell victim to fraud in 2018 causing them to lose at least US$1m as a result.

One revision guides the categorisation of material and non-material cloud outsourcing contracts.

I recently spoke on the topic of artificial intelligence’s (AI) role in the future of banking and financial services at a conference in Singapore that attracted stakeholders from many of the major banks. Like the Singapore government, I believe passionately in an AI-driven future economy and think it’s the right technology for banks here to adopt in their pursuit of navigating risk and compliance.

Net debt rose to US$3.9b due to land acquisitions.

Income was boosted by contributions from five hotel acquisitions made in 2018.

SME owners can earn more rewards faster even as employees earn miles for their own benefit.

Revenue was affected by the deconsolidation of Rustan’s in Q4.

They will also grant a 10-day study leave for auditors who pursue the qualification.

It will be used to fund the purchase of three shopping malls.

Higher banking profits offset lower income from Great Eastern Holdings.

It sold off its GD Express warrants.

Profit growth was boosted by wholesale banking as income rose 9% to $2.06b.

And three Singapore-listed developers buy remaining 67% interest in an Australian property for $5.23m.

Singtel led the gains amongst top active stocks with a 0.9% advance.

Transactions for mixed-use properties crashed 90.2%.

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