Agnes Koh, the Chief Risk Officer of Singapore Exchange Group (SGX), is set to resign from her position effective March 31. Koh, who was originally appointed to the role back in January 2014, plans to take a brief hiatus and will subsequently return to the group in an advisory capacity starting July. Deputy CRO Ivan Han has been named the CRO designate with immediate effect and will officially take over the Chief Risk Officer responsibilities from April 1. Han became part of SGX Group in 2013, initially serving as the head of foreign exchange (FX) and rates, and was later promoted to head of South Asia equities products. Koh began her tenure with the group in 2005, occupying various positions within the risk management division. Prior to joining SGX, she dedicated over 11 years to managing

Shares of DBS Group Holdings and Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) surged to unprecedented levels on January 6. OCBC's stock price broke through the $20 barrier for the first time ever, commencing trading at $20.04, while DBS shares reached a fresh peak of $57.48 as of 10:14 am. DBS shares have demonstrated a consistent upward trajectory since the COVID-19 period, with the exception of a dip in April 2025 following the announcement of Liberation Day tariffs. Conversely, OCBC's share price has been achieving new record highs since November 2025, propelled by its announcement of a stable third-quarter net profit of $1.98 billion, driven by increased non-interest income and reduced allowances. However, for the nine-month period concluding on September 30, 2025, the group's net profit

Helen Chow, spouse of Wing Tai Chairman Cheng Wai Keung, purchased an additional 120,000 shares in the company on January 5, with the transaction value remaining undisclosed. Following this acquisition, her total voting shares in the company have increased to 476,339,859, representing a substantial 62.34% of the total ordinary voting shares outstanding. On the day of the transaction, Wing Tai's stock closed at $1.44, marking an increase of 2 cents, or a gain of 1.408%. $(W05.SI)$

On December 31, 2025, the Petrobras 78 (P-78), the inaugural unit among six P-Series floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) vessels constructed by Seatrium for Brazil's Petroleo Brasileiro S.A. (Petrobras), successfully commenced its first oil production. First oil signifies the official initiation of production as hydrocarbons are first introduced into the vessel's processing systems. This procedure involves opening a well to initiate the flow of hydrocarbons. The oil then travels through subsea pipelines, ascends via risers, and finally reaches the FPSO, marking the start of production operations. Seatrium announced that this achievement demonstrates the group's successful extension of its comprehensive engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning (EPCC) capabil

Singapore Telecommunications (Singtel) is currently trialing a 50Gbps XGS-PON fibre broadband service, a technology that dramatically increases the capacity and speed for transmitting data over existing fibre optic lines to both residential and commercial premises. The pilot program will rigorously evaluate the network's performance in increasingly demanding, multi-device environments, which are becoming the norm in AI-enabled homes and workplaces. This 50Gbps technology is poised to unlock ultra-high-definition entertainment and deeply immersive media experiences, supporting everything from today's 8K video to future 12K formats, alongside high-fidelity augmented reality, virtual reality (VR), and extended reality applications. A key design goal is to significantly enhance cloud gaming an

The Singapore Exchange (SGX) has announced that its equities division, SGX Securities, will now operate under the name SGX Stock Exchange, a change revealed by SGX CEO Loh Boon Chye on January 5. Speaking at the 60th-anniversary celebration of the benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) held at the SGX Centre's IPO Arena, Loh stated that this move reinforces the division's role as the core pillar of SGX Group's multi-asset ambitions and is crucial for Singapore's status as an international financial centre. He further emphasized SGX's ongoing commitment to supporting companies throughout their growth cycles while expanding access and opportunities for investors. Chee Hong Tat, Minister for National Development and Deputy Chairman of the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), highlighted that s

SATS has revealed modifications to its board structure, confirming that Jessica Tan will resign from her director position effective December 31. Tan will be stepping down from her roles as chair of the nominating committee and as a member of the audit committee; she was originally appointed to the board on April 17, 2017, having served as an independent director for nearly nine years. Effective January 1, the board's composition will include Irving Tan, Kerry Mok, Vinita Bali, Chan Lai Fung, Chan Lai Fung, Eng Aik Meng, Mak Swee Wah, Deborah Ong, and Pier Sigismondi. On December 30, shares of SATS closed one cent higher, a gain of 0.263 percent, at $3.81. $(S58.SI)$

ESR Trust Management, the entity managing Suntec REIT, has announced modifications to its board and board committee structures, effective from December 31. Notably, Chan Pee Teck Peter and Foo Yee Shoon will retire from their positions as independent non-executive directors, having reached the maximum tenure limit of nine years. Concurrently, Shen Jinchu and Matthew James Lawson will step down as non-executive directors, a move that aligns with a planned change in the ownership of the manager. Abdul Jabbar Bin Karam Din is slated for appointment as chairman of the nominating and remuneration committee (NRC) and as a member of the audit and risk committee (ARC). Anthony Charles Philip Couse will join as a member of both the NRC and ARC, while David Alasdair William Matheson is appointed as

H2G Green Limited has issued an update regarding the proposed acquisition of T T J Greenfuel, announcing that all involved parties have consented to a further extension of the long-stop date for fulfilling the conditions precedent outlined in the sale and purchase agreement (SPA). The long-stop date has been pushed back from December 31, 2025, to January 31, 2026. The parties have also mutually agreed that the completion date for the acquisition will be no later than the newly extended long-stop date of January 31, or a date within 14 days of receiving JTC approval, whichever occurs first. Shares of H2G Green concluded trading unchanged at 1.1 cents on December 29. $(5AI.SI)$