Singapore's only financial daily, The Business Times (BT), is the authoritative guide on local, regional and international business markets. In addition to corporate news and commentary, BT covers the startup, wealth, property, lifestyle and SME scenes, and tells you what you need to know about Asean and the world. It also has a young audience initiative known as ThriveBT is part of SPH Media.

Chen Huifen Editor
Chan Cheow Pong Executive Editor

News & Audience

Lee U-Wen News Editor
Michelle Low Deputy News Editor (Startups & Property)
Janice Heng Deputy News Editor (Macro & SME)
Jude Chan Deputy News Editor (Companies & ESG)
Vivien Shiao Deputy News Editor & Young Audience Editor
Anna Teo Opinion Editor
Jaime Ee Lifestyle Editor
Genevieve Cua Wealth Editor
Edmund Loh Web Editor 
Dennis Chan Night Editor
Vivien Ang Chief Sub-Editor
Alvina Soh Social Media Editor
Claressa Monteiro Head of Audio
Ang Guangzheng Head of Video
Simon Ang Head of Visuals

Product & Engineering

Christopher Lim Head of Product

Revenue & Partnerships

Lilian Ang Associate Editor (Revenue)
Dylan Tan Membership Editor

Business Awards

BT organises the following annual business awards events in conjunction with its partners.

The Singapore Business Awards was launched in 1985, with the Businessman of the Year Award. In 1986, the Enterprise Award was introduced to recognise small and medium-sized enterprises. In 1990, the Outstanding Manager Award was introduced to recognise professional managers. This was renamed the Oustanding Chief Executive of the Year Award in 1995.  In 2005, the Oustanding Chief/Senior Executive (Overseas) Award was introduced, to recognise Singaporean CEOs working abroad. Winners of the four awards, known collectively as the Singapore Business Awards, are decided by a panel of judges drawn from the business sector, official agencies and academia.

The Singapore Corporate Awards recognises excellence in corporate governance, with five awards: Best Managed Board, Best Chief Executive Officer, Best Chief Financial Officer Award, Best Investor Relations Award and Best Annual Report Award.

The Enterprise 50 (E50) Awards was launched in 1995 to recognise local, privately-held companies who have contributed to economic development in Singapore and abroad.

The Emerging Enterprise Award was first launched in 2008 to recognise outstanding small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Singapore. Winners receives prizes to support their growth and development, such as interest-free loans and professional services and training programmes.

Community & Philanthropy

The Business Times Budding Artists' Fund

In 2005, BT adopted the Budding Artists' Fund, an initiative of The Old Parliament House (2002-2014). The fund was started with a conviction that no child should be denied the opportunity to pursue a training in the arts due to a lack of financial resources. Since 2005, BT BAF has reached out to more than 9,000 beneficiaries through a variety of programmes comprising of art camps, workshops, signature events and fundraising initiatives. Beneficiaries of BT BAF receive a structured arts training at The Little Arts Academy.