Claressa Monteiro
HEAD OF AUDIO
Claressa Monteiro is BT’s head of audio. Since 2022, she’s led BT Podcasts and driven audio content, strategy, business development and operations. Prior to BT, Claressa spent three decades in the broadcast and entertainment industry. She is the recipient of the 2009 COMPASS (Composers & Authors Society of Singapore) Award for Artistic Excellence.
Is buying Reits and shares in property developers better than investing directly in physical property?
Get to grips on choosing among physical property, shares of property development and investment groups, and real estate investment trusts or Reits....
Cash, courage and collateral: The share financing debate
Leveraged investing is a seductive but high-risk move where most lose everything. Experts help Howie Lim navigate this danger with tools like...
Tech jitters, Fed splits, Dollar gains: nerves rise
Global stocks fall, the dollar strengthens and oil prices rise amid tensions. Also get insights into AI stock and commodity volatility.
Singapore Airshow 2026 and South-east Asia’s aerospace, aviation boom
Singapore's aerospace future: record air show, MRO boom, and the launch of Space Summit
The bond riddle: Finding yield in volatile fixed income
How will credit risk, the AI capex bubble, and other risks affect your fixed income portfolio? Howie Lim finds out.
Is US exceptionalism truly dead?
Investors must decide: US focus or diversification. Why will the US growth formula persist and where lie new opportunities? What about threats...
Gold’s plunge, a new Fed chair and Asia in flux
Gold’s crash, AI threats, Asia’s pivotal week, and Fed intrigue—Howie Lim and Raisah Rasid unpack volatility, geopolitics, and smart-money moves.
The new geography of growth: Trading beyond the giants
Diversification, the promise of 'middle powers' (India, Australia), and ASEAN integration? Which will be more important when navigating the fragmenting global economy?
Beyond the dollar: Rethinking the US-heavy portfolio
What are actionable diversification strategies—including European value, high-grade Emerging Market debt, and non-US innovation—to employ as investors go "beyond USD"?
What’s up with GIC and Temasek’s performance?
GIC and Temasek’s trailing performance has been a hot topic of discussion in Singapore. Senior correspondent Ben Paul sifts through key issues.