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SORA

Companies & Markets

Sora expected to remain low, but analysts say further decline limited 

The Singapore banks are due to post their Q2 results in August, beginning with OCBC on Aug 1, before DBS and UOB report on Aug 7.
Companies & Markets

DBS, OCBC, UOB Q2 results likely to be weighed down by lower interest rates

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Opinion & Features
THE LEVEL GROUND

Low mortgage rates help; but be cautious in pursuing condo dreams as economic outlook weakens

MAS’ deputy managing director Leong Sing Chiong, who is also co-chair of the steering committee, highlighted that the shift from Sor and Sibor to Sora will strengthen the resilience of the Singapore dollar market.
Singapore

Sora now the de facto standard for Singapore dollar loan products as banks complete transition

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Capital Markets & Currencies

SGX to offer interest rate derivatives on Singapore, Tokyo benchmarks

Customers can switch their loans to the banks’ prevailing packages or to the Sibor-Sora conversion package (Sibor-SCP) between Aug 1, 2023 to Apr 30, 2024.
Banking & Finance

All Sibor retail loans to be converted to reference Sora in June 2024

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Companies & Markets

Three-month compounded Sora crosses 3% for the first time since 2007

From March 2021 to March 2022, gross exposures to SORA derivatives rose from less than S$10 billion to more than S$1.136 trillion, overtaking the size of the SOR derivatives market.
Banking & Finance

Singapore banks urged to aim for transition out of SOR by Mar 31, 2023

A logo of an Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) bank is pictured outside an automated teller machine booth in Singapore in this January 5, 2016.
Banking & Finance

OCBC and StanChart complete 30-year Sora OIS, the second longest tenor in history

Singapore mortgage rates may rise up to 0.75 point this year following Fed hikes, consultants say
Banking & Finance

Singapore mortgage rates may rise up to 0.75 point this year following Fed hikes, consultants say

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