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.
Quarter-end gloom: Mispriced assets, gold’s stumble and Asia’s energy reckoning
As the Middle East crisis whipsaws markets, where is the mispricing?
AI ready: How Singapore SMEs are turning anxiety into advantage
For SMEs overwhelmed by the AI future, UOB FinLab's 'AI Ready' programme offers a solution.
Will China’s real estate market rebound and what does the future hold for Singapore-listed Reits owning China properties?
Get a handle on what is happening in China’s real estate market and with the Chinese consumer. Learn what physical retail spaces...
Familiarity: portfolio’s silent risk, hidden concentration builds
Is comfort trapping your portfolio? Howie Lim learns to spot subtle shared risk drivers beyond sectors and adopt measured strategies for trimming...
Oil shock’s rate repricing: G4 holds, gold bullish, dollar firms
Middle East turmoil has roiled global markets, sparking rate hike speculation despite G4 central banks holding firm. Can the 'transitory' view survive...
Why the Parf rebate drop is a big change for Singapore’s car owners
The $30,000 question: Why did Singapore slash the Parf rebate? Derryn Wong finds out.
Tech alpha: why adoption and R&D matter more than P/E
What is Big Tech risk? How can we identify true game-changers amidst hype, and navigating the volatility of AI, geopolitics, and regulation?...
Oil shock stalls stocks: Geopolitical risk trumps fundamentals
Is the stock market's oil shock panic warranted as crude nears US$100? Howie Lim finds out.
Thailand’s next test: Stability is not enough
As Thailand shifts from political stability to deep structural reform, what should investors watch out for?
Best ideas for 2026, and the barbell approach to investing
DBS CIO Hou Wey Fook introduces the "barbell approach," which yielded 8.6% annual returns amid market volatility and downturns. The strategy balances...