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Banks in Singapore step up checks on wealthy clients

Citigroup, DBS, and other banks caught up in Singapore s biggest money-laundering scandal are ramping up scrutiny of their wealthy customers.

the cost of everything from food to energy. daniel murray, chief executive of efg asset management switzerland told me about how asian central banks are likely to react. i think the situation in asia is very interesting. 0bviously, different situations depending on which country you re looking at. the monetary authority of singapore for example, they usually don t set policy by interest rate but use currency is the main policy indicate that they are very happy to continue to let the currency strengthen gently and that in effect represents monetary tightening. the bank ofjapan famously hikes rates for the first time in. since 2005, just recently. and is expected to gently tighten policy progresses, although it s not certain. of course we have the bank

XSGD (XSGD) Reaches Market Capitalization of $27 28 Million

XSGD (XSGD) traded up 0% against the U.S. dollar during the twenty-four hour period ending at 20:00 PM ET on June 5th. One XSGD token can currently be purchased for about $0.74 or 0.00001049 BTC on major cryptocurrency exchanges. XSGD has a market cap of $27.28 million and approximately $745,440.73 worth of XSGD was traded […]

China, EU, Singapore in multilateral green capital push

China, the European Union and Singapore are collaborating to develop a new version of the Common Ground Taxonomy, which will upgrade the existing China-EU green finance cooperation initiative into a multilateral project and further boost international green capital flows, said a leading expert close to the matter.

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