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The money was surrendered by former Goldman Sachs banker Roger Ng.

OCBC bought back $25.56m worth of shares. Share buybacks by SGX-listed firms crashed 69.23% YoY to $36m in April from $117m a year ago, according to the local bourse. The transactions in April were one-third lower compared to the $53.5m buyback considerations in March. OCBC led the monthly buyback spree, re-purchasing $25.56m worth of shares. This was followed by Keppel REIT ($2.67m), Hong Fok Corporation ($2.18m), Global Investments ($1.97m), and Stamford Land ($1.11m) that rounded up the top five in April

It blamed lower revenues from mobile and Pay TV.

Gupta, however, believed that they may not pose a significant threat.

Don’t expect gains today.

And Hootsuite is closing its Singapore office.

Food firm QAF saw the highest returns of 43.6%.

Utico is the largest private full service utility and developer in UAE.

It retrained over 500 employees and opened new roles including video biometrics specialists and live chat agents.

Contributions from Frasers Tower and the south wing of Northpoint City boosted earnings.

Gross premiums rose 6% thanks mySalam Scheme contributions.

The absence of large scale contracts slashed revenue from offshore platforms to $15m.

Around 60% of the 7,800 units sold in China for around $2.55b will be recognised in H2.

Housing loan limits granted in Q1 fell to its lowest since Q4 2015 around $7.3b.

The position will be taken over by investor, Brian Koo.

It is looking to raise US$498m.