How to recognise which events are relevant for the stock market: SGKB CIO
'It became clear that for financial markets, economic well-being is more important than political events.'
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Why is Singapore Attracting Ultra-rich Property Investors?
The Covid-19 pandemic has hit the global economy hard, but Singapore’s property market is on the rise. Find out why.
Asian Equity Monthly – July 2021
Markets hit by selloff in China, COVID-19 resurgence
Greater unity and collaboration needed to tackle global challenges, latest Expo 2020 global survey shows
International cooperation crucial to solving global challenges, nine out of 10 say
CIO Viewpoint: Chinese tech turmoil and equality distract from fundamentals
The crackdown is in part an attempt to put in place the data protection and anti-trust legislation that was, until now, weak compared with global peers, and brings China closer to international standards.
Investors should ‘buckle-up’ for jittery markets in September: deVere CEO
There are, says the deVere CEO, three main triggers for the expected market rout.
SNB Head Thomas Jordan Recovering After Surgery
The 58-year-old Swiss economist has overseen the Swiss central bank since 2012.
The top 1% of crypto wallets hold a staggering 87% of all the Bitcoins mined
The most interesting part is that it is not suave bankers or hedge fund billionaires who made it big in Bitcoin
Stablecoins and the future of money
Regulators typically only pay this level of attention to systemically important segments of the financial system, such as banks and money market funds.
Bitcoin crosses $50,000 as PayPal offers crypto products in UK
The broader cryptocurrency market was up 1.7% over the 24 hours to Monday morning to reach a market cap of $2.14tn (£1.57tn), according to data provider CoinMarketCap.
The untapped majority
Article from The Wealth Mosaic's APAC Wealth Technology Landscape Report (2021). Written by Gabriel Chan, Head of Sales - Asia Pacific, Wealth Dynamix
Swiss Bank Loses Major Retail Partner
This is a major blow for Cembra, where roughly 85 percent of credit cards issued are emblazoned with the distinctive logo of Migros' «Cumulus» points program.