Renald Yeo

Renald Yeo

JOURNALIST

Renald writes about banks for The Business Times. Before that, he tracked macroeconomic trends and SME struggles.

Alongside the bridge, a new Global Listings board will be launched to complement the SGX mainboard and Catalist.

One prospectus, two markets: SGX-Nasdaq dual-listing highway to debut in 2026

It is open to companies with a market capitalisation of S$2 billion and above

As at Mar 31, 2025, about 24 per cent of Temasek’s S$434 billion portfolio was exposed to US dollar-denominated assets.

Weak US dollar lowers net returns on investments, says Temasek chief

Hedging costs have risen, but rotating out of US equities ‘not easy”, adds executive director and CEO Dilhan Pillay

Generic pictures of annual reports on corporate  governance and financial statements.

Acra wants boards to scrutinise the numbers ahead of FY2025 reporting

This call to action comes amid the global economic uncertainties from trade and tariff-related risks

UOB set aside total allowances of S$1.17 billion in Q3.

UOB’s S$885 million allowance build-up ‘prudent’ despite Q3 profit hit: analysts

In general, analysts do not read the provisioning as a red flag for the bank

The final dividend payment for 2025 'will not be impacted' by the higher pre-emptive general allowance, UOB says.

UOB’s nearly S$1 billion in extra allowances akin to ‘buying insurance’: CEO Wee Ee Cheong

As a result of the higher allowances, net profit falls 72% to S$443 million

Net interest income fell 8% to S$2.3 billion.

S$1 billion jump in allowances slash UOB Q3 profit to S$443 million

Move made ‘amid evolving macroeconomic conditions’; operating results down 16% at S$1.8 billion

Airwallex is on track to surpass US$2 billion in annualised run rate within the next 12 months, says co-founder and CEO Jack Zhang.

Airwallex crosses US$1 billion in annualised revenue, eyes doubling within a year

The company’s portfolio includes multicurrency business accounts, corporate cards and payments processing services

DBS and UOB are due to release their Q3 results on Nov 6, while OCBC will follow on Nov 7.

DBS, OCBC and UOB expected to post flat or weaker Q3 earnings as margins narrow

Focus will be on whether stronger wealth and trading income can cushion lending slowdown

COE tenders are held on the first and third Mondays of each month.

COE quota up 1.5% at 18,984 for November to January 2026 period

Bidding under the new quota will begin on Nov 3