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Starting Sept 8, 2020, The Edge Singapore is launching the all-new Brokers’ Digest LIVE webcast series. This weekly episode, to be aired on The Edge Singapore's Facebook Live, provides a catch up before the opening bell on the US market. Hosted by Goola Warden, Executive Editor of The Edge Singapore, along with guest speaker Christopher Brankin, CEO, TD Ameritrade Singapore, the 15-minute airtime will discuss a range of issues affecting the US markets from quantitative easing to the US-China trade war and the state of the US equity markets.
SINGAPORE (Aug 15): The latest wave of fintech innovation is beginning to change the way we transact. More banking services are now accessible from our mobile phones and making payments from e-wallets is no longer a foreign concept. These highly visible fintech services are bringing innovation closer to home and are seeing ever increasing adoption, usage and availability.
Globally, fintech investment amounted to US$55.3 billion in 2018, with Singapore receiving US$365 million ($492.4 million), up from US$180 million in 2017 [1].
What used to be known as the Tokyo Motor Show was rebranded Japan Mobility Show in 2023. This timely evolution of the traditional motor show came to encompass all manner of mobility solutions (as opposed to just the basic automobile).
(Dec 17): A large wager on Hong Kong and China real estate is backfiring on one of Singapore’s top banks, which is facing up to mounting troubles in the region’s deteriorating property markets.
(Dec 1): SoftBank 123 Group Corp founder Masayoshi Son said he wouldn’t have sold off Nvidia Corp shares if his company had unlimited money to bankroll its next investments in artificial intelligence, which include a big bet on OpenAI.
A Taiwan-dollar derivative that’s popular with the island’s largest life insurers is pointing to further gains for the currency, even after a surge of as much as 5% Monday to a three-year high.
The spread between the spot rate and one-year non-deliverable forwards on the Taiwan dollar-US dollar currency pair swelled to around 3,000 pips at one point on Monday, the widest level in at least two decades, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
NEW YORK (Oct 28): In the race to develop the next generation of nuclear reactors, China is increasingly challenging the US and other countries for dominance, according to tech billionaire Bill Gates.
“Their fusion and fission work is very impressive,” the Microsoft Corp co-founder said of China’s nuclear innovation efforts. The country is investing more in fusion “than the rest of the world put together, times two,” he added.
(Oct 29): The Trump administration is ruling out selling offshore oil and gas leases along the US East Coast, after its initial plan for auctioning them drew alarm from Republican strongholds in the Southeast.
The shift in thinking comes after the White House earlier contemplated a more expansive approach to auctioning offshore drilling rights, having drafted plans for potential sales up and down the US East Coast, according to people familiar with the matter who asked not to be named because they aren’t authorised to discuss the deliberations.
Fortune’s most powerful woman in Asia for 2025 is Tan Su Shan, group CEO, DBS Group Holdings. Tan became CEO of DBS in March this year. She was previously the Deputy CEO and Group Head of Institutional Banking, and before that, Group Head of Consumer Banking and Wealth Management for close to a decade. She was also the President Commissioner for PT Bank DBS Indonesia from 2014 to 2024.
