Tan Nai Lun
CORRESPONDENT
Tan Nai Lun is a correspondent with BT, covering the banking and finance sectors. Nai Lun graduated from Nanyang Technological University with a double major in communications and business.
Fee income, recovery in loan growth are key drivers for Singapore banks in 2026
But analysts expect overall results to be flattish or lower, weighed down by net interest income
Citi’s new Singapore chief Lee Lung-Nien on legacy and leading at home
‘I want to be remembered as a good mentor,’ says the 35-year Citi veteran
Being a good asset manager is like conducting an orchestra: HSBC’s Lim Pang Qi
As HSBC Asset Management’s CEO for South-east Asia and Singapore, he ensures the bank’s teams gel and tracks changes in clients’ needs
Expand eligible investments as part of SFO tax framework tweak, industry observers say
Market players say that it is timely to include digital assets, precious minerals, insurance and family businesses
Fujian gang, Prince Group money laundering incidents unlikely to dent Singapore’s appeal as wealth hub
MAS likely to go ahead with simplifying the single family office tax incentive framework in the face of rising competition
Singapore stocks track Wall Street declines; STI down 0.1%
Across the broader market, losers beat gainers 286 to 236, as 883.5 million securities worth S$1.1 billion change hands
Stock investing in 2026 demands diversification, active approach amid AI boom, geopolitical risks
Markets across Asia are likely to benefit from recent Fed rate cuts as well as a weaker US dollar
Short-term market rally likely after Fed rate cut, but analysts say 2026 will hinge on fundamentals
Asia markets end mixed as the STI and KLCI gain, while Hang Seng, Nikkei and Kospi retreat
Singapore stocks end lower amid mixed regional trading; STI down 0.5%
iEdge Singapore Next 50 Index gains 0.3% or 3.91 points to 1,444.66
Wealth of Singapore billionaires soars 66% to third-highest in Apac at US$258.8 billion
Apac billionaires include the Zhang brothers behind Mixue; Tron blockchain’s Justin Sun