Letter to the Editor

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Singapore’s real startup problem is not funding

As AI is expected to take over more routine, repetitive and rules-based work, capability will become more important than pedigree alone.
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Singapore must distinguish capability from credentials and competency

Should local directors be expected to personally bankroll forensic audits? Rather than stopping fraud, such expectations may scare away the best local talent.
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Empower the sentinel: use regulatory funds to bridge investigation gap

Prestige has always been a by-product of legal practice, not its purpose, says the writer.
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Law is a calling and a public institution, not just a technical craft

As customers pay e-commerce platforms, and the platforms take a commission, the onus of service should also extend to the platforms.
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E-commerce platforms selling insurance products should also hold a duty of care

MSIG is supportive of MAS’ efforts to strengthen governance over digital advertising, says the writer.
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MSIG implements rigorous internal controls aligned with MAS’ regulatory expectations

Amid the tides of digital transformation, broadcasters can, and should, innovate without sacrificing quality and public-mindedness, says the writer.
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Radio in the digital age: preserving connection amid transformation

A new, targeted sales tax on luxury and branded goods and equipment can generate additional tax revenue, and also serve as a progressive tool to reduce income inequality
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Sustaining Singapore’s edge as a global financial and wealth hub

The iEdge Singapore Next 50 Indices are designed to systematically track, raise visibility and improve accessibility of the next 50 largest companies beyond the Straits Times Index.
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iEdge Singapore Next 50 Indices: A foundational step for broader market development

Not all investment-linked insurance plans or ILPs are alike, and generalisations harm understanding, says Trishita De Mello.
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Column on investment-linked insurance’s role in wealth planning ‘misleads and oversimplifies’