Jude Chan
SENIOR CORRESPONDENT
Stanislaus Jude Chan - otherwise known as the “big bourse man” - is a senior correspondent at The Business Times, where he writes commentaries on anything related to companies and markets.
Collapse of M1-Simba deal reveals chinks in Singapore’s cursed telco consolidation dream
A rollback to a three-player market is inevitable; the tragedy is how difficult the exit has become
Scuttled M1-Simba deal leaves investors with more questions than answers
How does a telco operator use airwaves that do not belong to it?
Singapore stocks end lower on Friday; STI down 0.1%
The blue-chip barometer’s worst performer is Venture Corporation, falling 3.1% or S$0.56 to close at S$17.64
Trump-Xi meeting fails to lift Singapore stocks on Thursday; STI dips 0.2%
Across the broader market, gainers trail losers 257 to 359, after 2.2 billion securities worth S$2.6 billion change hands
Shedding the iconic ‘Cycle & Carriage’ will be a loss – but perhaps a necessary one for Jardine
Its famous Mercedes-Benz dealerships in Singapore and Malaysia account for only 4 to 5% of the company’s total earnings
Singapore stocks end higher despite Genting disappointment; STI up 1.2%
The Resorts World Sentosa operator falls 10.1% to close at S$0.62, after posting a 55% drop in Q1 net profit
Seatrium surge leads Singapore stocks slightly higher on Tuesday; STI up 0.1%
Across the broader market, gainers beat losers 316 to 267 after 2.3 billion securities change hands
OCBC consumer banking chief Sunny Quek aims to double wealth business by 2029
The lender’s new wealth management committee could hold the key to a successful execution of its ‘Next Frontier’ pivot
OCBC, UOB, DBS lead Singapore stocks higher on Monday; STI up 0.4%
Across the broader market, losers outpace gainers 340 to 279, as 2.1 billion securities worth S$2.6 billion change hands
These stocks rerated after strategic moves. Can they inspire others to do the same?
Firms that have done so show proactive management works, giving hope that others, too, can chart a path to better valuations