Angela Tan

Angela Tan

Angela Tan is BT’s senior correspondent, with a focus on China and Asean. Her work covers a wide range of topics from local business issues to international economic trends and government policies. She previously covered corporate scandals, fraud and bankruptcies. She was awarded Securities Investors Association Singapore (Sias) Financial Journalist of the Year for 2018 and 2019.

The International Monetary Fund's Krishna Srinivasan (centre) says the size and persistence of spillovers on the region's GDP depend on the type of shock confronting China.

Supply shock-induced slowdown in China could shave Asia’s growth by 1.3%: IMF 

DBS' Q3 net profit up 17%

DBS' Q3 net profit up 17%

Update: Court rules development charges not payable for 3 former Malayan Railway plots of land in Singapore

Update: Court rules development charges not payable for 3 former Malayan Railway plots of land in Singapore

Update: DBS' Q3 net profit up 17% on broad-based growth

Update: DBS' Q3 net profit up 17% on broad-based growth

Court rules development charges for 3 former Malayan Railway land in Singapore not payable

Court rules development charges for 3 former Malayan Railway land in Singapore not payable

The Asian Development Bank cut China’s growth forecast for 2022 to 3.3 per cent from 5.0 per cent, as Beijing pursues a zero-Covid strategy that has devastated the world’s second-largest economy.

ADB raises Asean growth forecast for 2022, but cuts 2023 outlook on worsening outlook

Credit Suisse's rescue by UBS has led to an unnerving few days for investors, after holders of the Swiss bank's perpetual instruments were wiped out.

Clients rebalancing portfolios to deal with Credit Suisse fallout, say wealth managers

In 2020, SGX signed a wide-ranging agreement with China Central Depository and Clearing Co to strengthen and promote Singapore and China’s bond markets.

SGX sees greater demand for capital raising by businesses expanding into S-E Asia

Lennon Lee of PwC Singapore says that the Hong Kong government is eager to introduce measures and schemes that Singapore has earlier implemented to some success, in particular on the family offices space in the asset and wealth management industry.
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Hong Kong plays catch-up to Singapore in fierce battle for family offices

From left: Chong Jiun Yeh, CIO of UOBAM; Vana Bulbon, CEO of UOBAM Thailand; Lim Suet Ling, CEO of UOBAM Malaysia; and Ari Adil, CEO of UOBAM Indonesia, speaking at a panel during UOB Asset Management’s Annual Investment Outlook 2023.

Asean an investment sweet spot, Indonesia a ‘sitting jackpot’: UOBAM