Andy Mukherjee
India spooks investors instead of calming them
The Modi government intends to borrow a record 17.2 trillion rupees by selling bonds
Fear comes to India’s property developers
How much further will the current bout of pessimism run? The answer depends on how the industry boosts its efficiency
Jane Street shows dangers of finance as shampoo
The Securities and Exchange Board of India has accused the New York-based quantitative trader of running ‘an intentional, well-planned and sinister scheme’ of market manipulation
Asia’s richest tycoon is Making America Great Again
Now that Trump has fallen out with Elon Musk, the White House may have room for a new centibillionaire guest
What will central banks do when tokens replace money?
They may still be able to run monetary policy – but after a messy transition
Hong Kong needs a radical rethink on home ownership
All the carrots they have dangled before prospective buyers have failed to stem the 28 per cent slide in prices
Singapore finds its seat at the China+1 table
FOR multinationals looking to reduce their reliance on China, the top alternative locations in Asia so far have been Vietnam and Indonesia. Both economies have witnessed a boom in exports and foreign ...
Why Singapore is bringing blockchain into mutual funds
Most people see “blockchain” and “funds” in the same sentence and immediately think of pools of money betting on cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ether. That isn’t how Singapore sees the utility o...
How the Fed will help Singapore Reits outshine banks
SINGAPORE property owners have spent a long time languishing in the shadow of the chart-topping performance of the island’s banks. But with US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signalling the start ...
Singapore needs reforms to revive its Reits
Activist investors are agitating to balance a playing field tilted against them. Regulators must also do their bit
