S&P Global Ratings

S&P Global Ratings is an American credit rating agency. It is considered the largest of the Big Three credit-rating agencies, which also include Moody's Investors Service and Fitch Ratings. It publishes financial research and analysis on stocks, bonds, and commodities.

Singapore banks’ net interest margin are past their peaks: S&P

NIMs seen falling by 10 basis points each year over the 2024-2026 period.

Singapore banks’ net interest margin are past their peaks: S&P

NIMs seen falling by 10 basis points each year over the 2024-2026 period.

FLCT debt management, expansion to stay prudent in next 2 years: S&P

Credit rating upgrade unlikely in the next 12 to 24 months.

MSIG Singapore to maintain footing from parent support: S&P Global

S&P Global Ratings said the insurer will remain highly strategic.

IG's reinsurance to buffer Baltimore bridge loss

The Singapore-based vessel, Dali, is insured by Grace Ocean.

Sompo Singapore to bolster regional strategy – S&P Global

The company is unlikely to be divested by the group, says S&P Global.

No record-high earnings for Singapore banks in 2024, but loans to recover

The US Federal Reserve is expected to start cutting rates in mid-2024.

Higher interest rate risk pressures HSBC Life SG's capital buffers

S&P Global Ratings expects the insurer’s relationship with its parent company will remain strategic due to its regional exposure.

S&P expects Singapore REITs to stay resilient this year

Office vacancies in CICT and OUE REIT are below market average.

S-REITs to withstand softening property market conditions

URA data shows that vacancy rates for retail spaces in Central Area have increased to 13.2% 

3 factors weighing on credit appetite in Singapore

Systemwide gross loans for commercial banks have declined for three consecutive months.

E-commerce pushes SG REITs to rethink retail

Online shopping boom forces landlords to recalibrate tenant mix, incorporate digital channels.

Singapore banks push ahead to post-pandemic era

Significant loan book exposure in China is helping them recover faster than their regional peers.