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Singapore investors less sceptical of IPOs - for now
Singapore investors are more receptive to IPOs, even in the volatile technology sector, than their counterparts in other parts of Asia. That may not last, analysts say.
By Toni Clarke | 25 July 2000
People Moves
Lehman adds to Singapore sales team
Wei Shee Chia joins Lehman Brothers fixed income sales in Singapore.
By Nick Lord | 18 July 2000
People Moves
Lehman adds to Singapore sales team
Wei Shee Chia joins Lehman Brothers fixed income sales in Singapore.
By Nick Lord | 18 July 2000
Equities
Singapore MRT a gift to revive interest in privatizations
Singapore MRT''s IPO has been priced cheap to whet investors'' appetites ahead of much bigger government share sales later this year.
By Jim Regan | 17 July 2000
People Moves
NOL appoints Cheng Wai Keung as deputy chairman
Cheng Wai Keung has been promoted from executive director to deputy chairman of Neptune Orient Lines.
By Jim Regan | 12 July 2000
People Moves
NOL appoints Cheng Wai Keung as deputy chairman
Cheng Wai Keung has been promoted from executive director to deputy chairman of Neptune Orient Lines.
By Jim Regan | 12 July 2000
Debt
PSA embarks on first international roadshows
A new benchmark issuer has emerged from Singapore, as government-owned PSA Corp attempts to lengthen the maturity and investor profile of the Lion city in the international ...
By Jackie Horne | 6 July 2000
Business Moves
APL Logistics targets aggressive expansion
Neptune Orient Lines is spending $150 million to try and get its logistics business turnover above the $3 billion mark.
By Jim Regan | 6 July 2000
Business Moves
APL Logistics targets aggressive expansion
Neptune Orient Lines is spending $150 million to try and get its logistics business turnover above the $3 billion mark.
By Jim Regan | 6 July 2000
Cash
Banks to get a slice of B2B pie?
Will banks merely be the gas stations of the e-commerce superhighway? Goldman Sachs predicts that unless banks respond to the raised bar, they are in danger of marginalization.
By Elaine Leong | 30 June 2000
Business Moves
EXCLUSIVE: Mr GK Goh on mergers, methods and madness
Goh Geok Khim, chairman of the GK Goh Group, talks about the failed Vickers Ballas merger and outlines future plans.
By Nick Lord | 23 June 2000
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