Woo Jun Jie
SENIOR RESEARCH FELLOW AT THE INSTITUTE OF POLICY STUDIES, NUS
Stablecoins and the global crypto regulatory arms race: What’s at stake for Singapore?
The race to become a leading hub of digital assets will increasingly involve cities strengthening their regulatory frameworks to favour stability over...
Do tougher laws hamper or aid financial hubs?
IN A bid to fast-track the legislation process of its new security law, Hong Kong gazetted its Safeguarding National Security Bill on...
Digital money needs to be bound to the real world
THE emergence of digital money has raised important questions pertaining to the nature and function of money.
Keeping inflation at bay, the Swiss way
SPARKED off by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and compounded subsequently by disruptions in global supply chains and economic uncertainty, inflation has been...
Governance in a Web 3.0 future
As a smart nation, Singapore needs to explore new and digitally-enabled ways to enhance its policy processes and foster social cohesiveness.
Hong Kong and Singapore: What it takes to be a leading crypto hub
MUCH ink has been spilled over the impending competition between Hong Kong and Singapore to be Asia’s cryptocurrency hub.
Singapore should be a hub for digital assets but not cryptocurrency
Strict regulations on retail crypto investments will help Singapore separate the dross of market volatility, rug pulls and money laundering from the...
