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  1. 1 day ago · It will even become mandatory for large non-listed companies from the 2027 financial year – making Singapore the first country in Asia requiring such disclosures from non-listed companies.

  2. 6 days ago · Jun 23, 2024 09:41 pm. On paper, a nine-length beating in the Group 2 Singapore Guineas (1,600m) would have blotted Boardroom’s copybook. But his trainer Ricardo Le Grange, who, incidentally, also prepares the dominant Guineas winner Ace Of Diamonds, did not think it blotted his. Despite the second-stringer’s sound defeat, the South African ...

  3. 5 days ago · Singapore has made notable strides in advancing gender diversity on corporate boards over the past decade. According to the Council for Board Diversity’s Singapore Board Diversity Review, women now hold 23.7% of board seats in the top 100 Singapore Exchange (SGX)-listed organisations, a significant increase from 7.5% in 2013.

  4. 1 day ago · In Singapore, one such iconic figure is Mr Ho Kwon Ping, the Founder and Executive Chairman of Banyan Group Limited, previously known as Banyan Tree Group. The company is one of Asia’s largest multinational hospitality groups with 12 brands and nearly 100 hotels to date. In the newly launched book Behind the Banyan: Ho Kwon Ping on Building a ...

  5. 5 days ago · Boardroom makes all again. The $75,000 Novice race over 1400m might have been a bit short for Boardroom, but connections were rewarded handsomely after he scored again from barrier to box on Saturday. With his only winning partner Bernardo Pinheiro aboard, the three-year-old son of Justify opened his account with an all-the-way win two starts ...

  6. 6 days ago · Racing News - On paper, a nine-length beating in the Group 2 Singapore Guineas (1,600m) would have blotted Boardroom’s copybook. But his trainer Ricardo Le Grange, who, incidentally, also prepares the dominant Guineas winner Ace Of Diamonds, did not think it blotted...

  7. 3 days ago · Last week, Singapore highlighted in a risk assessment report that its banking sector, including wealth management, posed the highest money laundering risk in the city-state. Singapore last year busted a $2.24 billion money laundering ring run by foreigners, with the last of 10 offenders sentenced on June 10.