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M&A advisory fees in Singapore plunge 28.3% to US$212.2m
Guess which firm lead the fee rankings?
Analysts worry over OCBC's volatile non-interest income
OCBC's earnings will suffer significantly if bad debts head higher.
Singapore M&A deals reach the strongest volume since 2008
The value of M&A activities year-to-date surged 43.8% to US$51.3 billion.
DBS' newest strategic alliance revealed
DBS will now work with Export Import Bank of Korea in infrastructure and project financing.
Chart of the Day: Inflation eases to 3.9%
Thanks to more moderate increases in services fees and accommodation cost in August.
Brace for even higher inflation for remainder of 2012
CPI will surge in September and will stay elevated till December, government estimates.
China slowdown snags Singapore GDP, but not as hard as Hong Kong's
S&P lowers Singapore's 2012 GDP forecast by 0.5%, and Hong Kong's by 1%.
MAS policy easing now at 50% chance: Maybank
Elevated COE premiums and higher rentals could warrant rate cuts this October.
Singapore inflation eases to 3.9% in August
Accommodation cost and services fees saw only moderate increases.
Singapore's asset bubble not likely to burst despite QE3
But short term boost in buyer sentiment is expected.
Singapore is the 8th richest country in the world
Guess which other Western countries Singapore beat?
Standard Chartered to slowly 'chip away' at DBS' advantage
DBS remains the 'king of savings deposits,' says CIMB.
UOB faces the most deposit pressure, warns analyst
Blame it on UOB's high dependence on time deposit funding.
Singaporeans refuse to be friends with bosses online
2 in 3 workers exclude bosses in their virtual social circle.
Here's what pushed office rents to dip a tad lower
Average rents for Raffles Place Grade A office declined by just 1.1%.
This is how much the F1 extension will cost for the next 5 years
Expenses will be around a whopping $150m.
Competition heats up between local and foreign banks for SGD deposits
DBS and UOB saw declining deposits in 2Q as foreign banks lure depositors with more attractive rates.
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