Dylan Loh
Singapore Correspondent at Nikkei Asia
Singapore Correspondent @NikkeiAsia (https://t.co/U0dHJfGpyH). Views here are personal. Retweets not endorsements. [email protected] l https://t.co/mTAbjjtQYx
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1 month ago |
asia.nikkei.com | Dylan Loh
SINGAPORE -- Singaporean agriculture technology company Archisen plans to open a new urban vegetable factory in Malaysia's Johor in the second half of this year, with another five sites in the state currently under discussion. The company, led by 42-year-old CEO Vincent Wei, is among a slew of businesses angling for early deals in a new special economic zone (SEZ) north of Singapore's border.
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1 month ago |
asia.nikkei.com | Dylan Loh
SINGAPORE -- Singapore police have launched a probe into a massive case of alleged internal fraud in a family office owned by a rich businessman from China, local authorities told Nikkei Asia, as potential criminal prosecution lies ahead. "The Police confirm that a report was lodged and investigations into a case of suspected criminal breach of trust are ongoing," the local police said in a statement to Nikkei Asia, without providing further details.
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1 month ago |
asia.nikkei.com | Dylan Loh
SINGAPORE -- The head of a Chinese family office in Singapore has accused former employees of fraud in a multimillion-dollar case, further tarnishing the reputation of the financial hub's wealth management sector after it was dented by a recent massive money laundering bust.
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1 month ago |
asia.nikkei.com | Dylan Loh
SINGAPORE -- Singapore is becoming more involved in developing Vietnam's economy as global supply chain shifts make Southeast Asia a hot spot for industrial activity, with the two countries agreeing to increase cooperation during a high-level bilateral exchange on Wednesday. Sembcorp Industries, partially-owned by Singapore's state investor Temasek, announced it will engage Vietnam's Becamex IDC in a joint venture to develop two new industrial parks in the communist state via a subsidiary.
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1 month ago |
asia.nikkei.com | Dylan Loh
SINGAPORE -- Singapore on Tuesday issued a report detailing a revised set of electoral boundaries, marking the clearest signal yet that the country's general election this year is near. The next election must be held by November after the expiry of the current parliament's five-year term, but the prime minister can call a snap poll.
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From interest rate volatility to technological disruption, a laundry list of challenges confronts Singapore's @dbsbank and its new CEO https://t.co/8W1d1Ev9ez via @NikkeiAsia
Special economic zone in Malaysia just north of Singapore draws the interest of some companies, but not all corporates are convinced of its value https://t.co/z7DDOfinAP via @NikkeiAsia
Glad to be able to break this story - a massive case of alleged internal fraud at a family office in #Singapore headed by a rich businessman from China raises questions over governance of private wealth structures used by the affluent https://t.co/qsXTKgFwua via @NikkeiAsia