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Title Section22 2016-11-15 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES A SINGAPORE PRESS HOLDINGS PUBLICATION www.businesstimes.com.sg @BusinessTimes MCI (P) 052/08/2016 S$1.20 CO REGN NO *****2868E Tuesday, November 15, 201622 words
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Article, Illustration236 2016-11-15 1 IBM launches a blockchain project to help financial services providers to comply with “know your customer” requirements more rapidly and in a secure environment. TOP STORIES 2 A new US$100 million fund Is unveiled for Series A-stage startups in Singapore, targeting those in consumer tech, enterprise software, fintech236 words
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Article26 2016-11-15 1 Monday Change STI 2,787.27 -27.33 KL Comp 1,616.64 -17.55 Nikkei 225 17,672.62 +297.83 Hang Seng 22,222.22 -308.87 Shenzhen B 1,171.77 -0.13 Dow(10.45am EST) 18,862.32 +14.6626 words
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810 2016-11-15 1 Melissa Tan - CEO says the company’s leading bankers do not support a crucial bond restructuring proposal By Melissa Tan melissat@sph.com.sg @MelissaTanBT Singapore THE bloodletting continues in Singapore’s struggling offshore-and-mar-ine industry. Heavily-indebted oilfield vessel operator Swissco Holdings has become the next to run aground,810 words
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Article, Illustration800 2016-11-15 1 Jamie Lee - SINGAPORE FINTECH By Jamie Lee leejamie@sph.com.sg @JamieLeeBT Singapore SINGAPORE is set to pilot the use of blockchain for inter-bank settlements that could speed up business payments a landmark trial likely to be detailed this week during the city-state’s first FinTech Festival.FILE PHOTO - 800 words
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Advertisement15 2016-11-15 1 STAYING RELEVANT S’pore working to be among the top hubs in financial technology FINTECH 29-3515 words
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Advertisement12 2016-11-15 1 Financial players get to know customers better in IBM project, Page 212 words
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TOP STORIES
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Article, Illustration786 2016-11-15 2 Lee U-Wen - PM Lee and Jokowi officially open Kendal Industrial Park in Semarang. This project will create about 4,000 jobs By Lee U-Wen leeuwen@sph.com.sg @LeeUwenBT Singapore SINGAPORE and Indonesia will set up a business council to boost bilateral cooperation and enhance networking among businesses.PHOTO: ZAOBAO - 786 words
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782 2016-11-15 2 Amit Roy Choudhury - SINGAPORE FINTECH By Amit Roy Choudhury amit@sph.com.sg @AmitRoyCBT Singapore TECH giant IBM has launched a blockchain project with Singapore financial technology (fintech) startup KYCK! so that financial-services providers can fall in with Know Your Customer (KYC) requirements sooner, and782 words
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533 2016-11-15 2 Jacquelyn Cheok - STARTUPS By Jacquelyn Cheok jaccheok@sph.com.sg @JacCheokBT Singapore A NEW US$100 million fund has been unveiled for Series A-stage startups in Singapore. Managed by new venture-capital player Jubilee Capital Management, it will target startups in consumer tech, enterprise software, fintech and the Internet533 words
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472 2016-11-15 2 Claire Huang - By Claire Huang huangjy@sph.com.sg @ClaireHuangBT Singapore INSURER Income has selected nine startups to participate in its equity-free accelerator programme the first by an insurer in partnership with Infocomm Investments Private Limited (IIPL), which builds and invests in Singapore and global infocomm technology startups.472 words
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672 2016-11-15 4 Jamie Lee - Mr Borrow-and-Spend may have to convince his party to take on more debt, says DBS CEO TRUMP AFTERMATH By Jamie Lee leejamie@sph.com.sg @JamieLeeBT Singapore DBS chief executive officer Piyush Gupta probably takes the words out of everybody’s mouth when he weighs the672 words
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Article, Illustration506 2016-11-15 4 REUTERS Beijing CHINESE President Xi Jinping told US president-elect Donald Trump that cooperation was the only choice for relations between the world’s two largest economies, with Mr Trump saying the two had established a “clear sense of mutual respect”. Mr TrumpREUTERS; PHOTO: AFP - 506 words
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Article, Illustration882 2016-11-15 4 AFP New York PRESIDENT-ELECT Donald Trump has vowed to move aggressively on a conservative agenda in filling Supreme Court vacancies, cracking down on immigration and cutting taxes, but also sought to reassure worried Americans they have nothing to fear from his presidency. SettingAFP; PHOTO: AFP - 882 words
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1069 2016-11-15 4 BLOOMBERG Hong Kong DONALD Trump is set to tear up a giant Pacific trade pact and has questioned alliances that have defined America’s engagement in Asia since World War II. But it is too early to declare President Barack Obama’s “pivot” dead.BLOOMBERG - 1,069 words
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Article, Illustration779 2016-11-15 5 Michelle Quah - Male, in his 60s, married, educated but not overly so, has perfect eyesight, and is an Aquarius By Michelle Quah michquah@sph.com.sg @MichelleQuahBT Singapore THERE are now 1,810 billionaires on the planet. Most readers would be able to name Bill Gates as beingSource: Forbes/Gocompare - 779 words
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509 2016-11-15 5 Lee U-Wen - Nearly 1,600 companies from all industries are now on board the Enhanced Internship programme By Lee U-Wen leeuwen@sph.com.sg @LeeUwenBT Singapore A TOTAL of 1,586 companies from across industries in Singapore now offer enhanced internship opportunities to students from509 words
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Advertisement893 2016-11-15 5 Special feature brought to you by Philips The Future of Healthcare and You Our panel of experts discuss the trends and technologies shaping the healthcare landscape A panel of experts came together on Channel NewsAsia’s Perspectives program, to discuss the current landscape and what the future of healthcare will look893 words
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COMPANIES & MARKETS
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1054 2016-11-15 6 LYNETTE KHOO - HOCK LOCK SIEW BY LYNETTE KHOO lynkhoo@sph.com.sg @LynetteKhooBT DEBATES have been swirling around what a Donald Trump presidency means for the global economy, trade and markets. Many are also mulling over the impact on commercial real estate given the real estate1,054 words
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Article, Illustration578 2016-11-15 6 Tan Hwee Hwee - By Tan Hwee Hwee hweetan@sph.com.sg @HweetanBT Singapore THE current adverse oil gas (O&G) market conditions have strengthened Fincantieri Group’s long-held view that it should bring Singapore-listed subsidiary Vard Holdings fully under its fold. The Italian shipping group, which through Fincantieri Oil GasFILE PHOTO - 578 words
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507 2016-11-15 6 Tan Hwee Hwee - By Tan Hwee Hwee hweetan@sph.com.sg @HweetanBT Singapore MAINBOARD-listed ASL Marine has lined up a new S$99.9 million five-year club term loan facility to tide over the multi-year downturn in the offshore and marine (O&M) industry. ASL Marine's chairman and managing director Ang Kok Tian507 words
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633 2016-11-15 7 Andrea Soh - Revenue up 6% with rise in volumes traded offset by lower prices in some commodities By Andrea Soh sandrea@sph.com.sg @AndreaSohBT Singapore OLAM International’s earnings slipped 8.6 per cent in the third quarter as higher depreciation and amortisation charges negated higher633 words
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452 2016-11-15 7 Michelle Quah - By Michelle Quah michquah@sph.com.sg @MichelleQuahBT Singapore RETAILER and real estate developer Metro Holdings reported a poorer showing in its fiscal second quarter, affected by the closures of two of its retail stores in earlier periods. Metro said its revenue for the quarter ended452 words
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437 2016-11-15 7 Andrea Soh - By Andrea Soh sandrea@sph.com.sg @AndreaSohBT Singapore DEFERRED tax income and a foreign exchange gain, instead of a loss in the previous year, boosted Golden AgriResources’ results for the third quarter. The group recorded a net profit of US$219.7437 words
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434 2016-11-15 7 R Sivanithy - By R Sivanithy sivan@sph.com.sg @RSivanithyBT Singapore AFTER a decade of growth averaging 21.5 per cent per year, the exchange traded fund (ETF) market is poised to almost double its assets under management (AUM) from US$3.4 trillion in August434 words
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Article, Illustration63 2016-11-15 8 STI Catalist Straits Times Index NOV 14,2016 2,787.27 -27.33 (-0.97%) Current streak 2 days Day high 2,809.63 Day low 2,780.96 52-week high 2,960.78 (Apr 21, 2016) 52-week low 2,532.70 (Jan 21, 2016) FTSE ST Catalist index NOV 14,2016 453.94 -7.32 (-1.59%) Current streak 2 days Day high 459.10 Day low63 words
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Article, Illustration597 2016-11-15 8 R Sivanithy - Selling of Singtel, Jardine shares drags STI 27.33 points lower to 2,787.27; trading volume keeps its surge STOCKS By R Sivanithy sivan@sph.com.sg @RSivanithyBT WALL Street may have risen to new highs on Friday and the Dow futures on Monday may have continued this upwardSource: Bloomberg - 597 words
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Article307 2016-11-15 8 Stock name Close Change Day high/low 52w high 52w low PE Div yield Mcap Ascendas Reit 221 -4 224/220 257 209 6.9 6195.2 CapitaCom Trust 148.5 -4 153/147.5 164 127 5.8 4400.8 CapitaLand 300 -5 306/298 340 280 12 3 *****.7 CapitaMall Trust 190 -4.5 195.5/190 225 185307 words
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Article34 2016-11-15 8 VOLUME IPCO Intl 331,900,300 Magnus Energy 319,193,400 Noble 139,323,600 LionGold 95,673,100 Equation 58,428,200 Market volume 2,431,189,000 VALUE Singtel 131,426,017 DBS Grp 108,610,340 OCBC Bank 46,749,497 UOB 46,655,356 CapitaLand 42,529,157 Market value 1,268,611,00034 words
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Article106 2016-11-15 8 Most Active Fund Last sale +/-(‘000) Day high/low 52w high/low Buy/Sell Mcap DBXT MSRussia US$ US210 560 223/194 223/129 207/208 STI ETF 284 -3 474 287/283 300/254 283/284 DBXT MSPHILS US$ US180 -3.6 345 182.5/177.3 222.5/158.5 178.7/179.4 14.4 ABF SG Bond ETF 115.9 -2 334 117.7/115.5 120.1/112.1 115.5/115.9106 words
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Article77 2016-11-15 8 Nov 14 VALUE CLOSE BT OB/OS -335.00 -144.00 BT CADI -*****.00 -151.00 BT 10-day MA -*****.00 -33.00 FTSE ST Mid Cap 673.83 -9.66 FTSE ST Small Cap 381.78 -3.70 FTSE ST All Share 687.36 -7.52 FTSE ST China Top 155.87 -2.16 FTSE ST China 194.54 -2.39 FTSE77 words
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Article, Illustration36 2016-11-15 8 STI FTSE ST All-Share FTSE ST All-Share index NOV 14, 2016 687.36 -7.52 (-1.08%) Current streak 2 days Day high 693.34 Day low 686.36 52-week high 722.88 (Apr 21, 2016) 52-week low 625.37 (Jan 21, 2016)36 words
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Article, Illustration33 2016-11-15 8 STI MSCI EAFE MSCI EAFE Index NOV 11,2016 1,640.05 -5.65 (-0.34%) Current streak 1 day Day high 1,656.33 Day low 1,636.40 52-week high 1,757.35 (NOV 19, 2015) 52-week low 1,492.43 (Feb 12, 2016)33 words
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Article186 2016-11-15 8 MAIN CATL TOTAL Up Down Unch Up Down Unch Up Down Unch Multi Ind 5 9 2 0 0 0 5 9 2 Manufacturing 29 42 24 6 9 10 35 51 34 Commerce 8 28 9 6 3 4 14 31 13 Tpt/Stor/Comms 4 18 3186 words
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Article121 2016-11-15 8 VOLUME (‘000) VALUE (‘000) MAIN CATL TOTAL MAIN CATL TOTAL Multi Ind 17,917 17,917 55,265 55,265 Manufacturing 122,734 204,348 327,082 111,802 3,794 115,596 Commerce 209,259 29,463 238,722 112,228 524 112,752 Tpt/Stor/Comms 166,353 166,353 252,254 252,254 Finance 24,974 2,947 27,921 223,261 478 223,739 Construction 348,972 38,409 387,381 1,455121 words
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Article77 2016-11-15 8 BY CENTS CLOSE UP 52w high/low Hyflux 6% CPS 9350 32.0 0.3 *****/9100 DBS Bk 4.7% NCPS ***** 18.0 0.2 *****/***** DBXT MSJAP US$ 5010 12.7 0.2 5110/4031 Health Mgt Intl 75.5 10.0 15.3 75.5/29 DBXT CSI300 US$ 824 9.9 0.9 1011/700 BY PERCENTAGE CLOSE UP 52w high/low LifeBrandz77 words
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Article78 2016-11-15 8 BY CENTS CLOSE DOWN 52w high/low DBXT Nifty US$ ***** -566.1 -3.1 *****/***** GLD US$ ***** -359.5 -2.1 *****/***** JMH USD 5547 -188.2 -2.3 6371/4500 DBXT MSKorea US$ 5373 -154.3 -2.0 6041/4629 Jardine C&C 3886 -139.0 -3.5 4520/3160 BY PERCENTAGE CLOSE DOWN 52w high/low TEE Intl W*****6 0.1 -90.078 words
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Article85 2016-11-15 8 VOL CLOSE($) CHANGE Food Empire 15,794.8 0.390 +0.090 +30.00 Soon Lian 100.1 0.090 +0.008 +9.76 Starburst 1,082.7 0.220 -0.030 -12.00 Frasers L&I Tr AUD 62.0 0.890 -0.100 -10.10 Magnus Energy 319,193.4 0.001 -0.001 -50.00 China Taisan 200.3 0.082 +0.009 +12.33 Acesian Partners 1,169.7 0.024 -0.003 -11.11 Transcorp 50.685 words
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BROKERS’ TAKE
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Article209 2016-11-15 8 UOB Kay Hian, Nov 14 WHILE waiting for the dust to settle after the shock outcome of the US presidential election and the US dollar volatility, we highlight deeply undervalued stocks and companies benefiting from the US dollar strength. Big-cap stocks we favour include OCBC (buy/target: S$10.45). Trading at-1.9209 words
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Article49 2016-11-15 8 Pan-United Corporation Hold Nov 14 close: S$0.60 Target price: S$0.59 DBS Group Research, Nov 14 ITS Q3 2016 earnings in line, boosted by forex gain. Loss-making shipping business to be off its books from FY2017 forecast. Revised FY2017-2018 forecast earnings by 32-38 per cent. Maintain “hold”, S$0.59 target price.49 words
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Article168 2016-11-15 8 Claire Huang - ComfortDelGro Hold Compiled by Claire Huang Nov 14 close: S$2.41 Target price: S$2.63 Maybank Kim Eng, Nov 13 Q3 2016 in line aided by resilient taxi earnings amid heightened competition. Stronger Singapore performance offset overseas weakness. The negative share price reaction to the impending fare cuts looks overdone, in our168 words
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443 2016-11-15 9 CURRENCIES REUTERS London THE US dollar surged to an 11 -month high against a basket of major currencies on Monday, resuming gains driven by rising US bond yields and expectations for inflation since Donald Trump’s US election victory. China’s yuan lostREUTERS - 443 words
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FOREX RATES
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Article471 2016-11-15 9 Nov 14 A$ C$ Rmb Euro HK$ Ind Rs Rupiah Yen Won RM NZ$ Pak Rs Peso S$ Rand Sfr NT$ Baht Pound US$ Australia 1.024 5.163 0.700 5.859 51.104 100.897 0.813 8.869 3.270 1.065 79.137 37.176 1.069 10.876 0.749 24.190 26.760 0.604 0.755 Canada 0.976 5.040471 words
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Article155 2016-11-15 9 Nov 14 Against S$ Against US$ Currencies Bid Offer Bid Offer S$/US$ to one unit of foreign currency: Australian dollar 1.0688 1.0696 0.7552 0.7554 Canadian dollar 1.0434 1.0442 0.7375 0.7372 Euro 1.5264 1.5273 1.0785 1.0786 NZ dollar 1.0036 1.0047 0.7091 0.7095 Sterling pound 1.7690 1.7704 1.2499 1.2503155 words
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Article22 2016-11-15 9 Nov 14 S$ Bid Offer 1-month 1.4152 1.4162 2-months 1.4152 1.4162 3-months 1.4152 1.4161 6-months 1.4150 1.4163 Source: OCBC22 words
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202 2016-11-15 9 Most active Nov 14 Prem Expiry Vol Conv Exer Disc Gear-Mths Company Last Sale +or-('000) Ratio Price ing Left Equation Summit LimitedW*****2 0.4 unch ***** 1 1 40 2.50 9 DBS MB eCW*****1 13.8 -0.7 2667 0.1 1550 3 FTSEChinaA50 9500 MBePW*****9 6.4 -0.6 2556 0.0202 words
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377 2016-11-15 9 In local curr In S$ In US$ dy yr dy yr dy yr Nov 11 Index Change Change Change Change Change Change World Preliminary 1299.6 -0.5 1.7 -0.3 1.3 -0.5 1.8 EAFE Preliminary 969.8 -0.4 -4.3 -0.1 -4.9 -0.4 -4.4 Europe Preliminary 1376.1 -0.8 -2.6377 words
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Article368 2016-11-15 9 Nov 14 OPEN HIGH LOW SETT VOL OP/INT FTSE CHINA A50 INDEX FUTURES Nov16 *****.00 *****.00 *****.00 *****.00 *****2 *****3 Dec16 *****.50 *****.00 *****.00 *****.00 ***** ***** NIKKEI 225 INDEX FUTURES Dec16 *****.00 *****.00 *****.00 *****.00 ***** *****6 Mar17 *****.00 *****.00 *****.00 *****.00 15 5590 MSCI TAIWAN368 words
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BANK RATES
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Article154 2016-11-15 9 Nov 14 $S Offer Bid 0vernight 0.03 Par 1-month 0.75 0.625 2-months 0.875 0.75 3-months 1.0 0.875 Overnight mode: 0.20 US$ Offer Bid 7 days 0.55 0.45 1 month 0.65 0.55 2 months 0.85 0.65 3 months 1.00 0.80 6 months 1.30 1.10 9 months 1.50 1.30 12154 words
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Article67 2016-11-15 9 Nov 14 GOVERNMENT BONDS Period Issue Coupon Maturity Close Day's code rate Bid High Low 2-Year NY*****A 4.000 01-Sep-18 105.13 105.31 105.21 5-Year N*****0Z 1.250 01-Oct-21 97.87 98.25 98.05 10-Year NX*****F 2.125 01-Jun-26 98.26 99.36 98.90 15-Year NZ*****F 2.875 01-Sep-30 102.25 103.65 102.40 20-Year NZ*****X 2.250 01-Aug-36 92.2267 words
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AGRI METALS ENERGY
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Article243 2016-11-15 9 Nov-11 Price Net change change Last Trade Agricultural Nov-11 CBOT Soybeans (US cents/bu) 978.50 -10.50 -1.06% 14/11/2016 CBOT Soybean Oil (US cents/lb) 34.44 -0.33 -0.95% 14/12/2016 CBOT Wheat (US cents/bu) 403.00 -1.75 -0.43% 14/12/2016 Nov-11 LIFFE Cocoa (£/tonne) 2068.00 13.00 0.63% 13/12/2016 LIFFE Coffee (US$/tonne) 2083.00 -50.00 -2.34%243 words
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703 2016-11-15 10 Kenneth Lim - Pursuit of market innovation and robustly regulated investing options not mutually exclusive: SGX chief By Kenneth Lim kenlim@sph.com.sg @KennethLimBT Singapore A REGULATORY structure for dualclass shares that provides appropriate safeguards can give investors more options while creating an innovative capital-raising venue, Singapore Exchange703 words
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585 2016-11-15 10 Tan Hwee Hwee; Andrea Soh - By Tan Hwee Hwee hweetan@sph.com.sg @HweetanBT Andrea Soh sandrea@sph.com.sg @AndreaSohBT Singapore SINGAPORE-LISTED SunMoon Food Company has entered into an agreement to sell its subsidiary, United Agro Produce Pte Ltd (UAPL), and its dehydrated-produce business for S$4.1 million to585 words
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Article, Illustration650 2016-11-15 10 Steven Fang - Fintech offers solutions to those who have no access to traditional services FINTECH CONSIDERED Steven Fang FINTECH has fundamentally changed the way financial institutions, businesses and consumers interact, and its benefits undoubtedly signify a new era of financial inclusiveness and innovation for the industry.PHOTO: AFP - 650 words
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322 2016-11-15 10 Jacquelyn Cheok - By Jacquelyn Cheok jaccheok@sph.com.sg @JacCheokBT Singapore JESSICA Tan, managing director of Microsoft Singapore, will be leaving Microsoft to pursue new business opportunities, the tech company announced on Monday. She will remain in her role until Dec 31,2016. Kevin Wo, a senior vicepresident at322 words
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282 2016-11-15 10 Singapore MAINBOARD-listed Singapore Technologies Engineering (ST Engineering) is making changes to its leadership team which will see new presidents for ST Electronics and ST Kinetics. Lee Fook Sun will step down as president of ST Electronics from Jan 1, 2017, to focus on his other282 words
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CORPORATE DIGEST
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Article168 2016-11-15 10 TAT Hong Holdings sank into the red in its second quarter, chalking up a net loss of S$5.4 million, from a net profit of S$4.4 million in the previous year. For the three months ended Sept 30, revenue dropped 20 per cent to S$109.8 million from the preceding168 words
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Article56 2016-11-15 10 YANLORD Land Group’s third-quarter net profit soared to 564.2 million yuan (S$116.7 million) from 55.7 million yuan a year ago on the back of significant increases in gross floor area sold and higher average selling price per square metre. Revenue for the three months ended Sept 3056 words
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Article100 2016-11-15 10 VALLIANZ Holdings’ third-quarter net profit plunged 84.9 per cent to US$693,000 on sharply higher profit to non-controlling interests and lower share of profit of associate and joint ventures. Revenue for the quarter ended Sept 30, was also down 8.4 per cent to US$54.79 million. The group said an100 words
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Article68 2016-11-15 10 MIDAS Holdings turned in a 63 per cent year-on-year jump in net profit to 22.57 million yuan (S$4.67 million) for the third quarter ended Sept 30, boosted by an increased share of profits from the group’s associated company, CRRC Nanjing Puzhen Rail Transport Co. Revenue rose 2.1 per68 words
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Article1787 2016-11-15 11 52-Wk Last Vol Day Div GrYld Net MCap High Low Company Sale +/-(’000) High Low C’vr P/Ep $mil Last Vol Day Div GrYld Net MCap 149 127 AIMSAMP Cap Reit 133 -0.5 524 134 132 0.9 8.5 847.6 LOW 172.5 101 ARA Asset Mgmt 171 unch 2536 1711,787 words
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Article361 2016-11-15 11 52-Wk Last Vol Day Div GrYld Net MCap High Low Company Sale +/-(’000) High Low C’vr P/E Last vol Day Div GrYld Net MCap 0.5 0.1 t Advanced Systems 0.3 unch 400 0.4 0.3 7.9 46.5 29.5 t Advancer Global 36 unch 128 37 36 14.3 62.3 Company361 words
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Article145 2016-11-15 11 52-Wk Last Vol Day Div GrYld Net MCap High Low Counter Sale +/-(’000) High Low C’vr P/E Counter Last Sale 1211 1061 CIMBASEAN40 S$D 1153 -18 11 1180 1153 905 736 CIMBASEAN40 US$ US810 -11 8 833 810 127 3268 2355 DBXT China50 US$ US2996 -52 4 3020145 words
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REAL ESTATE
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Article, Illustration653 2016-11-15 13 Kalpana Rashiwala - 4 Outram Road freehold shophouses fetch S$23.8m; deals also sealed in New Bridge Rd and Boat Quay By Kalpana Rashiwala kalpana@sph.comsg @KalpanaBT Singapore SEVERAL shophouse deals have been sealed recently. A Lee Foundation-linked company has sold a row of four freehold conservation shophouses along OutramPHOTO: KNIGHT FRANK - 653 words
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Article, Illustration562 2016-11-15 13 Regina Lim - By Regina Lim The writer is national director, Research Advisory, Capital Markets at JLL Singapore. THE Singapore real estate market has been volatile. Amid the cyclical nature of the market, we looked at data from 2000 to find the best years toSource: JLL - 562 words
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354 2016-11-15 13 REUTERS Beijing CHINA’S real estate investment growth quickened in October to its highest since April 2014, but analysts say stepped up measures to curb a red-hot housing market might ultimately hurt an economy that has only recently started to stabilise. PropertyREUTERS - 354 words
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BANKING & FINANCE
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Article, Illustration999 2016-11-15 14 Banks at GIFT City will have offshore market access to supply the growing foreign currency needs of Indian companies IFR Singapore BANKS are queuing up for licences to open branches at Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT City), where they will have offshore marketIFR; PHOTO: BLOOMBERG - 999 words
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Article, Illustration679 2016-11-15 14 BLOOMBERG London THE election of Donald Trump as the next president of the United States may allow banks to dodge the full impact of global regulators’ post-2008 crisis crackdown. The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision is racing to complete aBLOOMBERG; PHOTO: AFP - 679 words
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518 2016-11-15 14 BLOOMBERG Frankfurt DEUTSCHE Bank AG chief executive officer John Cryan’s troubles range from the company’s mounting legal costs to stricter regulation that’s eroding returns. And there’s at least one challenge he shares with his German rivals: Europe’s most competitive market. “DeutscheBLOOMBERG - 518 words
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369 2016-11-15 14 REUTERS Tokyo JAPAN’S top banks, already wrestling with shrinking loan profitability, posted falls in first-half profit as they struggled in the ultra-low interest rate environment exacerbated by the Bank of Japan’s aggressive negative interest rate policy. Japanese lenders’ overseas expansionREUTERS - 369 words
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Advertisement79 2016-11-15 14 CHINESE NEW YEAR FAIR AT THE NALLS! 11-26 JAA 2017 Join us at the malls and showcase your Chinese New Year goodies and delicacies! Participating Malls include: AMK Hub Century Square Hougang Mall Junction 8 Jurong Point Liang Court Lot 1 Shoppers Mall Tampines One Thomson Plaza Tiong Bahru Plaza79 words
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ENERGY & COMMODITIES
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Article, Illustration1100 2016-11-15 15 With crop prices tumbling and growers tied to large debts, credit quality is falling BLOOMBERG Chicago BETTING the farm on record crop, livestock and dairy prices has turned into a losing investment for an expanding share of America’s agricultural heartland. TheBLOOMBERG; PHOTO: BLOOMBERG - 1,100 words
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Article, Illustration561 2016-11-15 15 BLOOMBERG Singapore MEMBERS of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) need to stop bickering over output curbs or risk the group becoming irrelevant to global oil markets, according to an analyst who predicted the biggest price crash inBLOOMBERG; PHOTO: REUTERS - 561 words
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320 2016-11-15 15 BLOOMBERG ulaanbaatar IN THE face of the current crisis, Mongolia cut spending and requested support from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). To turn the economy around, the new government aims to lure foreign money to pay for stalled infrastructure and mining projects.BLOOMBERG - 320 words
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Advertisement523 2016-11-15 15 NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CHAPTER 50 AND IN THE MATTER OF SHREYAS INVESTMENTS SERVICES PTE. LTD. (IN LIQUIDATION) (Company Registration no. *****7014N) NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Section 308 of the Companies Act, Chapter 50, the Final Meeting of the523 words
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TECHNOLOGY
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Article, Illustration1201 2016-11-15 16 It is accused of helping to spread misinformation, fake news stories that influenced the vote NYTIMES San Francisco LATE last Tuesday night, as it became clear that Donald Trump would defeat Hillary Clinton to win the US presidential election, a privateNYTIMES; PHOTO: AFP - 1,201 words
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619 2016-11-15 16 WP Washington EARLIER this year, researchers’ artificial intelligence (AI) beat a human in the dazzlingly complex board game known as Go. Not just once, but four times. It was a milestone in machine learning. Now, the same Google-backed researchers who designed AlphaGoWP - 619 words
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357 2016-11-15 16 BLOOMBERG Dubai A GROUP of investors led by Emaar Properties PJSC chairman Mohamed Alabbar and Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund will each contribute US$500 million to an e-commerce venture to tap the Middle East’s fast-growing online retail market. E-commerce firmBLOOMBERG - 357 words
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Article, Illustration676 2016-11-15 16 BLOOMBERG Taipei IT TOOK Donald Trump for investors to realise they were too much in love with technology. Not even record Singles’ Day sales volume could catch the falling knife of fading infatuation for Alibaba Group Holding Ltd andBLOOMBERG; PHOTO: AFP - 676 words
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CONSUMER
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919 2016-11-15 17 Celebrex is less likely than naproxen and ibuprofen to cause kidney and gastrointestinal problems WP Washington IN 2004, when drugmaker Merck voluntarily pulled the pain-reliever Vioxx off the market amid evidence that it increased the risk of heart attacks,WP - 919 words
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473 2016-11-15 17 BLOOMBERG Berlin BAYER AG, Roche Holding AG and other drugmakers are warning that a German government proposal to tighten price controls on prescription drugs could end up restricting access to new medicines in Europe’s biggest healthcare market. The proposal “lacks a fair balanceBLOOMBERG - 473 words
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367 2016-11-15 17 REUTERS New York AMERICAN Apparel LLC plans to file its second bankruptcy in just over a year as soon as Monday, weighed down by intense competitive pressures facing US teen retailers and a rocky relationship with its founder, according to people familiar with theREUTERS - 367 words
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Article, Illustration784 2016-11-15 17 BLOOMBERG New York ALIBABA Group Holding Ltd reported a whopping US$17.8 billion of sales during its online shopping bonanza Singles’ Day. But it doesn’t want you to focus on that number. That’s because billionaire chairman Jack Ma thinksBLOOMBERG; PHOTOS: AFP - 784 words
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GOVERNMENT & ECONOMY
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Article, Illustration610 2016-11-15 18 Pauline Ng - Compared to official growth projection of 4.5-5 per cent next year, some economists forecast 4 to 4.4 per cent growth By Pauline Ng btworld@sph.com.sg Kuala Lumpur MALAYSIA’S GDP (gross domestic product) growth of 4.3 per cent for the third quarter surprisedPHOTO: AFP - 610 words
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Article, Illustration602 2016-11-15 18 Anthony Rowley - By Anthony Rowley btworld@sph.com.sg Tokyo JAPAN’S economy grew more quickly than expected in the third quarter of this year, expanding at an annualised rate of 2.2 per cent, compared with the preceeding three months. The average market forecast had beenPHOTO: AFP - 602 words
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544 2016-11-15 18 40% of large firms in UK scale back due to post-Brexit lack of clarity BLOOMBERG London UK businesses have delayed or cancelled investments worth £65.5 billion (S$ 115.9 billion) since the vote to leave the European Union (EU), with more than 40 per cent ofBLOOMBERG - 544 words
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Article, Illustration573 2016-11-15 18 REUTERS, BLOOMBERG Wellington NEW Zealand faces billions of dollars in damage from the powerful earthquake that hit the country on Monday, but the government’s strong balance sheet means it will have little trouble footing the bill, officials and economists said. Central NewREUTERS,; BLOOMBERG - 573 words
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421 2016-11-15 18 REUTERS Kuala Lumpur A MALAYSIAN court on Monday sentenced an opposition lawmaker to 18 months in prison for releasing confidential information related to scan-dal-hit state fund 1 Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB), keeping up a crackdown on critics of theREUTERS - 421 words
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SINGAPORE PRODUCTIVITY AWARDS 2016
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Article, Illustration1327 2016-11-15 19 AARON LOW - It is critical for firms to boost productivity to create sustainable businesses in the current downturn. BY AARON LOW FOR the man in the street, productivity is associated with buying huge machines, using expensive robots and deploying the technology to reduce1,327 words
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Article, Illustration590 2016-11-15 20 AARON LOW - This marine and offshore firm has developed its own philosophy of getting the most out of its operations. REPORTS BY AARON LOW AS A small local firm in a competitive industry, marine and offshore firm Amos International relies on productivity to maintain its edge. The590 words
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Article, Illustration393 2016-11-15 20 THE push for productivity has permeated all aspects of operations in Village Hotel Bugis. It has relooked its housekeeping and room check-in processes, outsourced some functions and tapped into technology to boost efficiency. Arthur Kiong, CEO of Far East Hospitality, said that raising393 words
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Article, Illustration564 2016-11-15 22 AARON LOW - Improving productivity has been the recipe for success for chocolate brand Aalst. REPORTS BY AARON LOW FOCUSING on improving productivity has been the recipe for success for home-grown chocolate brand Aalst. The company has spared no cost in upgrading its equipment to boost its research564 words
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Article, Illustration373 2016-11-15 22 THE next time you visit a Koufu food court, do not be surprised if a robot clears your food tray. The food court operator is experimenting with the use of robots at a few of its outlets and has plans to roll them out373 words
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Article, Illustration572 2016-11-15 24 AARON LOW - Times Software revived its business by developing a three-pronged approach of retaining its staff, investing in technology and collecting feedback from customers. REPORTS BY AARON LOW IN 2013, payroll software provider Times Software hit a bump in the road: its quality of services was572 words
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Article, Illustration382 2016-11-15 24 FOR semiconductor testing and assembly equipment maker Onn Wah Tech, cost is not an issue when it comes to raising productivity. Since 2013, it has spent close to S$1.5 million investing in equipment to boost its manufacturing capabilities. The company automated the pin382 words
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Article, Illustration633 2016-11-15 25 AARON LOW - At logistics firm Aerolog Express, technology complements skilled staff and plays a role in raising efficiencies. efficiencies.REPORTS BY AARON LOW PEOPLE matter as much as machines, when it comes to productivity, at logistics firm Aerolog Express. The company, wholly owned by SATS, makes it a633 words
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Article, Illustration386 2016-11-15 25 AT Sushi Express, there is a need for speed. All the processes in the sushi chain are geared towards helping customers get a quick, fuss-free and fresh sushi meal in as short at time as possible. There is no menu for customers to386 words
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Article, Illustration616 2016-11-15 26 AARON LOW - Hotels need to balance the use of technology with personalised service which comes from having a human touch. REPORTS BY AARON LOW REPORTS BY AARON LOW FOR an industry that thrives on the human touch, it is not always easy for hotels to616 words
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Article, Illustration326 2016-11-15 26 BEING a heritage brand with 137 years of history has not stopped Eu Yan Sang from embracing change. In recent years, the Traditional Chinese Medicine retailer has restructured its operations and introduced new ways to connect with customers to boost productivity and maintain profits. Eu326 words
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Advertisement37 2016-11-15 22 We are honoured to be awarded the Singapore Productivity Awards 2016 Award of Excellence in Hotel in recognition of our productivity achievements and innovation-led initiatives. Special thanks to our valued partners in support of our productivity drive:37 words
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Advertisement62 2016-11-15 26 Onri^Wah Tech Pte Ltd is honoured to receive the SINGAPORE PRODUCTIVITY AWARDS 2016 EXCELLENCE IN MANUFACTURING SECTOR Q n a a 1 *7 V. n t s 4 p 4 rf 0 Formula for Success: OWT Human Capital and its Three Ideologies in Ownership, Winning, and Technology Ti •T X62 words
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TRANSPORT
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Article, Illustration417 2016-11-15 27 It has shrunk to about a tenth of its size after container line returned most of its chartered vessels to owners BLOOMBERG Seoul HANJIN Shipping Co’s fleet has shrunk to about a tenth of its size after the South Korean containerBLOOMBERG; PHOTO: REUTERS - 417 words
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Article, Illustration496 2016-11-15 27 REUTERS Berlin THE chairman of Germany’s largest luxury carmaker, Daimler-Benz, braved boos and a frosty reception as guest speaker at a Greens party congress on Sunday to tell delegates he too wants CO2-free cars on the roads. Dieter Zetsche, whoseREUTERS; PHOTO: BLOOMBERG - 496 words
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Article, Illustration296 2016-11-15 27 REUTERS Bangkok THAI Airways International Pcl is likely to miss its annual cost-reduction target, but lower fuel costs will swing it to a profit for 2016 after three straight years of losses, a top company executive saidREUTERS; PHOTO: REUTERS - 296 words
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446 2016-11-15 27 REUTERS London LITIGATION management company Bentham Europe plans to fund a potential 100 billion euro (S$ 152 billion) damages claim against Europe’s biggest truck makers after they admitted to operating a 14-year price cartel. Bentham said onREUTERS - 446 words
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297 2016-11-15 27 BLOOMBERG Dubai AIR Arabia, the Gulf region’s biggest budget carrier, plans to add seven new routes next year as it takes advantage of low oil prices and slowing economies in the Middle East to grab market share from itsBLOOMBERG - 297 words
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Article203 2016-11-15 27 BLOOMBERG Beijing VOLKSWAGEN AG, which manufactures Audi vehicles with China FAW Group Corp, is seeking to add SAIC Motor Corp as its second production partner for the luxury brand after the marque suffered its first sales drop in almost two decades in the world’s biggestBLOOMBERG - 203 words
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FINTECH 2016
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Article, Illustration897 2016-11-15 29 FRANCIS KAN - Singapore must be at its leading edge of financial technology or risk losing out. BY FRANCIS KAN AS new technologies disrupt traditional ways of delivering financial services to consumers, Singapore is working to ensure that it is among the topFILE PHOTO - 897 words
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Article, Illustration889 2016-11-15 30 ERIC THAM - UOB is committed to helping small businesses stay competitive in the digital economy. economy.BY ERIC THAM T The writer is managing director and head of group commercial banking, united Overseas Bank. OVER the last decade, the advancement of technology and digitalisation has changed the way in889 words
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Article, Illustration2360 2016-11-15 32 Five leading financial institutions in Singapore share their plans to leverage fintech to better serve their customers PARTICIPANTS IHan Kwee Juan, Chief Executive Officer, Citibank Singapore IDave Gledhill, Group Chief Information Officer, DBS Bank IKen Ng, Chief Executive, NTUC Income IPranav Seth, Head of E-Business and2,360 words
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Article, Illustration1084 2016-11-15 34 BOB CONTRI, HO KOK YONG - The need for a digital solution is becoming urgent and cross-industry standard setting has to emerge. BY BOB CONTRI, HO KOK YONG T Bob Contri is Deloitte Global Financial Services Leader and Ho Kok Yong is Deloitte South-east Asia Financial Services Leader. THE identityPHOTO: BLOOMBERG - 1,084 words
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Article, Illustration1018 2016-11-15 34 FELIMY GREENE - Banks must leverage new digital tools to satisfy the changing needs of their customers. BY FELIMY GREENE customers.BY FELIMY GREENE T The writer is managing director and regional head of customer franchise responsible for digital banking, marketing, client experience and decision management forPHOTO: BLOOMBERG - 1,018 words
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OPINION
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647 2016-11-15 36 EDITORIAL IT is good that Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak and Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte agreed last week to work out a system that will allow Malaysian naval vessels to conduct hot pursuit raids against Abu Sayyaf militants in the southern Philippines. Mr Duterte647 words
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Article, Illustration1718 2016-11-15 36 Leon Hadar - US Mainstream Media may have created misleading expectations about voting among different segments of Americans for the presidential election By Leon Hadar IN mid-August, the opinion polls (more about them later) suggested that the Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton would not only1,718 words
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Article, Illustration881 2016-11-15 36 Paul Krugman - THE BOTTOM LINE By Paul Krugman NYTIMES SO what do we do now? By “we” I mean all those left, centre and even right who saw Donald Trump as the worst man ever to run for president and assumed that a strong majority of our fellowNYTIMES - 881 words
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983 2016-11-15 37 Darryl Kinneally, Sandie Wun - COMMENTARY By Darryl Kinneally, Sandie Wun T The writers are respectively Singapore transaction tax leader and partner, transaction tax, at Ernst Young Solutions LLP. The views in this article are the writers’ only THE election of Donald Trump as the next president of the983 words
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Article, Illustration854 2016-11-15 37 David Marsh - By David Marsh T The writer is managing director of the Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum DONALD Trump’s ascent seems likely to unleash on Europe a new and damaging form of dollar unilateralism a peril the old Continent has periodically suffered since the 1960s, butPHOTO: AFP - 854 words
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Article, Illustration1072 2016-11-15 37 ASIT K BISWAS, KRIS HARTLEY - There is neither economic growth nor political stability without public health. Developing country leaders may learn this the hard way. BY ASIT K BISWAS AND KRIS HARTLEY BY ASIT K BISWAS, KRIS HARTLEY T The writers are respectively distinguished visiting professor at thePHOTO: AFP - 1,072 words
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LIFE & CULTURE
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Article, Illustration667 2016-11-15 38 Religious leaders co-opted into battling perinatal deaths that are 50% higher than the national average AFP wajir, Kenya SWADDLED in colourful hijabs, the women exchange puzzled looks and suppress embarrassed giggles. “You’re sure it’s halal?” asks one, peering at a collection of birthAFP; PHOTOS: AFP - 667 words
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Article, Illustration1131 2016-11-15 38 NYTIMES New York LEON Russell, the long-haired, scratchy-voiced pianist, guitarist, songwriter and bandleader who moved from playing countless recording sessions to making hits on his own, died Sunday in Nashville, Tennessee. He was 74. His website said he had died in his sleepNYTIMES; PHOTO: NYTIMES - 1,131 words
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Article, Illustration722 2016-11-15 38 NYTIMES Vancouver IT happens all the time: Young gay people leave their small towns and head to the big city, where they can find love, acceptance and, in Canada at least, a curling league to call their own. Yes, the winter sportNYTIMES; PHOTO: NYTIMES - 722 words
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Miscellaneous350 2016-11-15 38 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD Across 1 Alcoholic drink, cold, can go the wrong way (6) 4 Kind of race problem? (8) 9 Useless do go on revising (2-4) 10 Little rest, sadly, for one having entered the church (8) 12 Bird from higher nest (4) 13 Skirt’s end elevated somewhere above the350 words
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Article, Illustration957 2016-11-15 39 CHENG SHIRLEY, DAI YUJING, FERDINAND WU WENLONG, NINA WANG JIA XIN - Superworld Holdings believes that the key to sustainable growth is product development and innovation. BY CHENG SHIRLEY, DAI YUJING, BY CHENG SHIRLEY, DAI YUJING, FERDINAND WU WENLONG, NINA WANG JIA XIN The writers are students of NUS Business School. IT is Superworld Holdings’ focus on innovationFILE PHOTO - 957 words
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Article, Illustration1220 2016-11-15 39 Dong Luona, Ge Yunting, Hu Xueyan - Fong’s Engineering continues its efforts to uphold product quality and cultivate a strong focus on innovation to fuel its overseas expansion By By Dong Luona, Ge Yunting, Hu Xueyan The writers are students from NUS Business School. FEW would have believed that a small local business couldPHOTO: FONG’S ENGINEERING AND MANUFACTURING - 1,220 words
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Advertisement125 2016-11-15 39 Celebrating Singapore´s Enterprising Spirit 2016 This series is part of the Enterprise 50 Educational Project between the E50 partners and the NUS Business School. Superworld Holdings was among the winners in 2015. The annual E50 ranking is co-organised by The Business Times and KPMG, sponsored by OCBC Bank, and supported125 words
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