Brexit

SINGAPORE (Sept 29): Maybank Kim Eng is upgrading its call on land transport operator ComfortDelgro (CDG) to “buy” from “hold” while raising its price target on the stock to from $2.25 to $2.40, which implies 16.3 times FY18E earnings per share (E

(July 4): And the Brexit winner is … Frankfurt? Could it really be? The city on the banks of the river Main had ambitions for decades to establish itself on a global map. It wanted to become West Germany’s new capital after World War II, only to lose

(June 12): Some of Theresa May’s most senior ministers are working to moderate her plans for a hard Brexit, even suggesting the UK could remain in Europe’s single market and customs union, as the prime minister fights to stay in power.  

LONDON (June 9): British voters dealt Prime Minister Theresa May a devastating blow in a snap election she had called to strengthen her hand in Brexit talks, wiping out her parliamentary majority and throwing the country into political turmoil.

LONDON (June 8): Prime Minister Theresa May faced calls to quit on Friday after her election gamble to win a stronger mandate backfired, throwing British politics into turmoil and potentially delaying the start of Brexit negotiations.

LONDON (June 9): Britain’s political future was thrown wide open after a shock exit poll indicated that Prime Minister Theresa May might not win a majority after Thursday’s general election, casting doubt over her political future just days before Br

(June 8): Polls are open and voting is underway in a UK election dominated by Brexit, austerity and in the closing phases, security.

SINGAPORE (May 3): 1Q17 real estate transaction volumes in the UK have hit their highest level since 2015, driven by Asian investors whose confidence remains undeterred even in the face of uncertainties regarding Brexit.

SINGAPORE (April 27): Given the disparate political views and economic agendas of French presidential candidates Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen, VP Bank believes the behaviour of financial markets in response to either victory, after the upcoming retur

SINGAPORE (April 25): The United Kingdom continues to remain as one of the top destinations for Singaporeans looking to invest in property overseas, according to a survey commissioned by IP Global.