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MAS imposes 4-year prohibition order on ex-Credit Suisse rep
MAS imposes 4-year prohibition order on ex-Credit Suisse rep
Lim Fang Wee hid the identity of the owner of 3 accounts from the bank.
StarHub Q1 profits down 14.9% to $61.5m
It continued to be weighed down by lower revenue of mobile and pay TV services.
Singapore could lose up to $142.51b from talent crunch
Labour deficit could reach 1.09 million by 2030, a study revealed.
OUE Hospitality Trust Q1 net property income up 3.1% to $28.29m
Its hospitality segment’s NPI jumped 5%.
Sembcorp Industries Q1 profits plunged 34.1% to $76.65m
It blamed low business volume in its marine segment and low land sales.
MyRepublic to use StarHub's network for MVNO services
It said it wants to continue even if it was denied the fourth telco licence in 2017.
HDB resale prices dipped 0.8% in April
The number of flat resales fell 2.5% to 1,850 units.
UOB profits jumped 21% to $978m in Q1
Its record high earnings were boosted by higher incomes from interest and fees and commissions.
Daily Briefing: STI gains 6.2% and tops Asian markets; Expect 14,200 new homes for the rest of 2018
And here's why foreign and local developers are still keen to grow their landbank.
Daily Markets Briefing: STI up 0.04%
Investors are urged to take caution today.
Chart of the Day: Share buyback value in April crashed 47% from 30-month high
Late April coincides with annual general meetings where 12-month buybacks are scheduled for approval.
MAS requires over-the-counter derivatives trades to be centrally cleared
Banks with $20b OTC derivatives will be required to clear their trades through regulated counterparties.
Singapore PMI shrinks by 0.1 point to 52.9 in April
The growth of new orders and new exports slowed down.
MAS to hold third FinTech Festival from 12 to 16 November
It will bring back its FinTech Deal Day and open its platform to more ASEAN startups.
UOB partners with coworking operators to offer 20% rental discount to startups and SMEs
The discounts will cover 33 coworking spaces owned by five Southeast Asian firms.
IT employees can earn as much as $120,000 in 2018
The highest salaries are being offered to project managers, security specialists, and business analysts.
Quarter life crisis hits 8 in 10 young Singaporeans
They feel pressured to achieve success before they hit 30.
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