IN A bid to meet customers across as many platforms as possible, banks are investing heavily in technology. OCBC, Singapore’s second-largest locally listed bank by market capitalisation, is no different.
UNITED Overseas Bank (UOB) has got itself in a bit of a pickle after reports emerged that it is part of a consortium of banks that refinanced a US$350 million loan to a subsidiary of coal miner Adaro Energy Indonesia.
AN EXCHANGE-TRADED FUND (ETF) tracking US companies that adhere to the values of Generation Z is shuttering hardly more than a year after its launch.
COMPANIES are taking advantage of price discrepancies in debt and derivatives markets that give them a way to trim their borrowing costs. Investors eager to take advantage of rising interest rates are buying the debt even if they only earn the extra yield for a year.
DALLAS Federal Reserve President Lorie Logan said on Friday (Mar 3) the US government bond market remains vulnerable to significant shocks that could cause broader damage, adding that government authorities must push ahead with efforts to shore up the financial system.
FORMER Goldman Sachs Group banker Tim Leissner, who pleaded guilty to participating in the massive 1MDB foreign bribery fraud, was ordered to forfeit US$43.7 million in cash as well as all 3.3 million shares in fitness drink company Celsius Holdings.
COINBASE Global, still reeling from a plunge in trading volume on its exchanges, is expanding into a less-volatile corner of the cryptocurrency ecosystem with the purchase of One River Digital Asset Management.
CHINA’S central bank Governor Yi Gang signalled monetary policy will largely be stable this year, saying interest rates in the economy are appropriate, inflation will remain under control and the currency’s volatility wasn’t a concern.
GLOBAL asset managers setting up shop in China are grappling with rampant scams where online fraudsters dupe investors with juicy returns using their brands and logos, in a practice known in the market as “pig butchering”.
A CRYPTO fund manager overseeing US$400 million is looking to Swiss banks to help plug the gap created by the unravelling of a key payments network operated by ailing US lender Silvergate Capital.













