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Published Mon, Oct 16, 2023 · 06:30 PM
    • CCCS says Grab's ownership of Trans-cab’s fleet could make market expansion or entry more difficult for rivals.
    • CCCS says Grab's ownership of Trans-cab’s fleet could make market expansion or entry more difficult for rivals. PHOTO: BT FILE

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    THE total outstanding debt arranged by financial institutions in Singapore dropped by 2 per cent to S$512 billion in 2022, down from S$523 billion the year before.


    Developer sales fall 44.9% in September, fewer projects launched amid Ghost Month

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    NEW private home sales continued to decline in September, weighed down by an absence of new project launches amid the inauspicious Hungry Ghost Festival. 


    M&G Investments debuts 10 funds on Singapore’s retail market

    TEN Luxembourg-domiciled M&G Investments funds have been made available on the local retail market, following their recognition by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) for retail distribution.


    MAS issues 5-year prohibition orders against 2 insurance agents for cheating

    THE Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has on Monday (Oct 16) issued five-year prohibition orders against two former insurance agents, following their convictions for cheating offences.


    Singapore shares fall 0.69% on Monday, tracking regional losses

    SINGAPORE shares fell on Monday (Oct 16), tracking losses in most major markets in the region after a sell-off on Wall Street last Friday.

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