Bloomberg Opinion

The thrust of the emerging stablecoin regulation in Asia (and Europe) is on transparency and consumer protection.

To hear it from Singapore, the global economy is a glass half full, says Bloomberg's Daniel Moss.

How much talk about reinvention does one of the world’s most successful, if tiny, economies have to listen to?

Maybe the most surprising aspect of the debt-ceiling increase is that it passed Congress easily, says Yglesias.

Investment bubbles eventually leave us with good things paid for by other people’s capital. Not FTX.

As Asia’s premier cryptocurrency hub, Singapore will have to answer some tough questions.

Institutional landlords in the Asian city-state have reasons to be optimistic, says Bloomberg's Andy Mukherjee.

New rules that kicked in April 18 will mean that family offices face a stricter regime to enjoy tax-exempt incomes.

Conditions are likely to remain relatively lax for years to come in the economies that matter most: Moss.

(Jan 23): Vacuum billionaire James Dyson’s decision to move the headquarters of his eponymous firm from an English market town to the bustle of Singapore will inevitably be seen as a verdict on Brexit – whatever the company says to the contrary.