Ranamita Chakraborty
JOURNALIST
Ranamita graduated from the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Nanyang Technological University with a Masters in International Relations. She joined BT on Sept 18, 2024 and covers the capital as well as insurance markets.
E-commerce platforms such as Shopee expand into insurance amid tighter regulatory scrutiny
Questions around governance and oversight of the digital sales channels come into sharper focus
UOI bets on hybrid insurance model as customers seek both digital ease and human touch
It also offers specialised products that meet specific consumer needs, such as Singapore’s first dedicate cruise insurance
Is S$5 billion enough? Panel weighs impact of EQDP on Singapore equity valuations
There is agreement that the sum has kickstarted things, and that the challenge would be to keep up the momentum built in...
Young Singaporeans prefer human advisers over digital tools for insurance: survey
In addition, more than six in 10 prefer clear planning over spontaneity when it comes to financial planning, says Prudential
SGX rebrands equities business to SGX Stock Exchange as STI marks 60th anniversary
The move follows the completion of the Equities Market Review Group’s recommendations
10 stocks to watch in 2026: SingPost, UOB, ST Engineering and more
After the STI’s 22.9% romp in 2025, which way might Singapore equities head?
Singapore could see more IPOs in 2026 after public listing rebound last year
More than 30 companies have begun preparatory work for listings, evenly split between the SGX mainboard and Catalist
Singapore shares rise on first trading day of 2026; STI up 0.2%
The iEdge Singapore Next 50 Index climbs 0.6% or 8.24 points to 1,458.37
Singapore shares slip 0.2% on final trading day of the year; STI up 22.7% in 2025
The iEdge Singapore Next 50 Index sheds 0.1% or 1.36 points to end at 1,450.13
Singapore stocks end higher amid mixed regional trading; STI up 0.5%
Across the broader market, gainers outnumber decliners 299 to 203, after 1.4 billion securities worth S$1.1 billion change hands