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RAZER was one of Hong Kong's hottest tech listings in 2017. But the stock has fallen 47.4 per cent since. The company is evolving, but investors aren't completely sold.

THE advantages of digital currencies are becoming more apparent with exponential progress in efficiency, productivity, governance, and customer experience. And as we see greater familiarity and satisfaction with the use of digital currencies, exploration by central banks across the globe is also on the rise, with several...

THE trauma of fleeing a war-torn country as a refugee is one that could make or break a person. For Omar Shokur, who fled Afghanistan in 1990 at age 14 with his family, the experience was painful yet enriching, a dichotomy that defies easy labels.

CORPORATE finance advisory firm Raffles Financial Pte Ltd has entered into a partnership with Tokyo-based venture capital firm Pacific Bays Capital (PacCap) to provide the latter advanced-stage capital and public listing services.

SHORT-TERM visitors to Singapore are now able to purchase Covid-19 insurance that offers up to S$100,000 of hospitalisation cover, in case they are infected with the novel coronavirus during their time in the city-state.

OCTIFI'S press release late last month rolled easily off the list of accolades of its founder, Ed Chin. Veteran on Wall Street, specialist in trading distressed consumer and mortgage credit, and former managing director at Goldman Sachs.

WITH Asia primed to undergo a significant wealth transfer over the next decade, competition among banks to serve the region's ultra-rich families looks to intensify, with the next generation of wealth holders expected to further consolidate their banking relationships.

VALIDUS Capital has joined the Singapore banks in offering government-backed loans under Enterprise Singapore's Enterprise Financing Scheme.

CORPORATE services startup Lanturn on Thursday announced it has raised US$3 million in seed funding.

COMPLACENCY, resistance to change and wishful thinking were what led to some large businesses being left high and dry by Wirecard's cessation of its payments-processing services in Singapore last week, industry watchers say.