Singapore Business Review Q2 2020

Business in the time of Corona
Staff surveys not hitting the mark
Singapore's new digital banking regulation
Hospitality survey unveiled
MBA programmes up close

Singapore Business Review Q1 2020

Where to invest your money in 2020
Default risks push investors to avoid weak corporate bonds
Behind the insurance sector's big data push
Where the local spacetech scene is blasting off to
Inside PayPal's Innovation Lab in Singapore
Singapore becomes top choice for governing law

Singapore Business Q4 2019

Real Estate Rankings
Mall rats: Why we're still lovin' it
Balik Kampongers unhappy with job offers
Work wellness: Where's the rub?

Singapore Business Review Q3 2019

Flextime, unlimited vacation days on the cards amidst sluggish salary growth
Deeptech dominates startup landscape
How firms spend their #insta budgets

Singapore Business Review Q2 April - June 2019

Can new art fairs help establish Singapore as a commercial art hub?
Unicorns deploy funding into corporate venture funds in race for superapp status
Luxury co-working spaces are on the rise in Singapore

In this issue:

FINANCIAL insight Singapore M&A deal activity stutters as Chinese inbound interest wanes

Check out Singapore’s largest insurers in 2018

EVENT COVERAGE 16 top exporters lauded at the first Asian Export
Awards and much more...

This issue is packed with reports on the hottest issues in the property sector such as the en bloc frenzy and the boom of co-working spaces.

This issue deep dives into the world of ICOs as Singapore solidifies its status as the third best ICO hub in the world.

Welcome to Singapore Business Review's annual Salary Survey. Our channel checks with experts in the hiring and recruitment scene revealed that Singapore has a gaping number of job vacancies estimated at around 48,800 in 2017.

Welcome to Singapore Business Review's annual Art issue. Our channel checks with industry experts revealed that Singapore's art sector has continued to receive a lot of support from government agencies and the public's interest is undeniable, but translating this into commercial success is still a challenge for many players.

This is the seventh year that we are rounding up the hottest start ups in Singapore. Fintech is still the overlord of the start up scene. Our annual report found out that there’s a significant jump in average total funding raised by start ups from last year’s $3.2m to this year’s $5.23m. Interestingly, some start ups have also tapped the crypto-space for funding through initial coin offering (ICOs). In fact, one of our 
featured start ups raised $10m in one funding round.

As part of our annual tradition, we bring you fresh investment ideas to welcome the new year. It’s the Year of the Dog, and nobody should be left barking on the wrong money tree. We talked to experts, bankers, and investment firms as we rounded up ten promising investments ideas that could help boost your finances this year.
For startups seeking for their first round of financing, we also came up with a list of the hottest accelerators to look out for in Singapore. As suggested by the biggest venture capital firms, industry experts and analysts, the list could very well be your ticket to your next big venture this year.

Welcome to Singapore Business Review’s annual property issue.
Prospects are looking positive for both the residential and commercial spaces for the rest of the year with a sharp jump in transaction volumes in 2017 compared to 2016 despite the declining trend in property prices. In the first half of 2017, sales of private residential units reached a total of 6,039 as compared to only 3,675 units  sold in the same period last year, representing a 64% year-on-year increase.

Our annual report on IPOs reveal that Singapore’s status as one of the powerhouse financial hubs in Asia Pacific is helping the country’s IPO and equities industries close out the year in record fashion. The volume of IPO funds raised by the end of 2017 is projected to surpass 2016 levels with a number of large IPO deals expected to be closed in the coming months. Find out more about the deals closed in the first half of the year, and why 2017 is expected to be a ‘blockbuster’ year for IPOs.

In this issue we bring you our annual Asian Art Report, where we found out how market players are looking to Asia for renewed growth amidst declining global art sales. What’s interesting to note is that in 2016, 31% of what Christie’s sold worldwide went to Asian buyers. More interestingly, of the top 10 works sold by Sotheby’s last year, half were purchased by buyers from Asia.

This is our sixth edition of the hottest startups issue where Singapore Business Review presents notable and up-and-coming startups in the city-state. In this issue we also bring you the latest in investment banking and what's changing the game in online retail. Inside you'll also find our lists of the largest law and insurance firms in Singapore. Enjoy!

As we welcome the Year of the Rooster, we bring you investment
ideas from the experts to get your portfolios crowing. As with any investment idea though, it’s best to take these ‘golden eggs’ with a
grain of salt.

We also looked at what’s happening with private equity houses and what the outlook is for 2017. We found out that Southeast Asia is receiving greater PE attention as economies in the region strengthen further, providing optimism amidst a scarcity of local deals. In this issue we also introduce you to the most influential health and fitness buffs in Singapore aged 40 and under as well as the largest accounting and engineering firms in the city-state.

We also take you on a culinary journey as we dove deeper into what’s going on with convenience stores and how they might be taking on hawker outlets with their new dining offerings.

Singapore Business Review’s annual property issue zeroes in on the battered residential sector and the possibility of redemption by 2017. Aside from a rise in transaction volumes, the steep price declines are slowing down, leading some analysts to predict 2017 as a year of relative stability. Could Singapore’s rising property market be fatally hopeful?

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