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HSBC’s $2.09bn Singapore insurance sale delivers a $1.8bn gain, but what does Allianz receive?
Allianz is buying HSBC Life Singapore for $2.09 billion while paying separately for 15 years of exclusive access to HSBC customers. The structure gives HSBC capital without surrendering the insurance sales channel, but Allianz now faces a demanding return hurdle.
UQPAY wants to run your stablecoin and card payments from the same dashboard. Here is what that means.
UQPAY launches a dual-rail payment platform covering 200+ markets, unifying fiat acquiring and stablecoin settlement in one API. Read the analysis.
Can Thunes’ Singapore licence expansion unlock the next wave of cross-border fintech integration?
Thunes expands its Singapore MPI licence scope to power global–local merchant payments. Find out how this could reshape cross-border fintech today.
Northern Trust strengthens Avanda partnership as MAS boosts $3.8bn equity development drive
Learn how Northern Trust’s expanded partnership with Avanda under MAS’s $3.8 billion equity development drive strengthens Singapore’s capital market ambitions.
Singapore cuts currency appreciation pace amid growing fears of US tariff shockwave
Singapore eases currency policy again as US tariffs dampen trade outlook—find out how this shift may shape inflation, exports, and growth in 2025.
EBANX secures In-Principle Approval for major payment institution license in Singapore, expanding APAC presence
EBANX, a global payment service provider, has secured In-Principle Approval for a Major Payment Institution (MPI) license from…
Indian-origin Tharman Shanmugaratnam sworn in as Singapore’s new President
Indian-origin Singapore-born economist Tharman Shanmugaratnam was inaugurated as Singapore’s ninth president on September 14. The 66-year-old will serve…