Lessons of 2015 : Faces of Fear
What have we learnt in the short span of the first 3 weeks of 2015 besides the different faces of fear ? Our heads and hearts started the year with oil prices, interrupted… Continue reading
What have we learnt in the short span of the first 3 weeks of 2015 besides the different faces of fear ? Our heads and hearts started the year with oil prices, interrupted… Continue reading
The following message has been going around. Upon investigation, I found that it is untrue. It is not 1997 with the same dates mentioned above, it is 1998 – the year of the… Continue reading
103 pages this year, compared to last year’s 91 pages. The Financial Stability Review is out again and I have not read it all yet. Link to report – http://www.mas.gov.sg/~/media/resource/publications/fsr/FSR%202014.pdf Link to my… Continue reading
This post was written for http://www.hnworth.com, a site targeting high net worth individuals in Singapore. Have fun reading ! ************** The main buzz in Singapore would be the Sentosa Cove condos going at… Continue reading
On a trip to Beijing two weeks ago, the first thing I hear about is internet financing – P2P, crowd financing etc. I listened to a few of these Alibaba-like companies telling me… Continue reading
There is a lot happening in China these days – global expansion of RQFII country quotas – Australia and Canada are the latest recipient countries, the Hong Kong-Shanghai mutual market access (MMA), ramping… Continue reading
I read with interest the predictions of Isaac Asimov on the year 2014 written back in 1964. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/01/02/isaac-asimov-2014_n_4530785.html http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-27069716 He has been prescient to a flaw, foretelling of LCD screens, Skype, robots and… Continue reading
We are due for a nice partial solar eclipse later on tonight or rather early tomorrow morning at 330 am, Singapore time. I am not sure if everyone has been reading these troubling… Continue reading
A Last Word : The End of Higher SIBOR For Now
byAfter today’s surprise Monetary Policy Statement from the MAS. People, rejoice. My view is that it is the end of the road for higher SIBOR from now. MAS did the public a favour… Continue reading →