Buisness in Singapore

Singapore leads in business friendliness Singapore has achieved a significant milestone, securing its place among the world’s top cities in two prominent international rankings. According to a report by marketing consultancy Resonance in collaboration with Ipsos, it is the only Southeast Asian city to feature in the top 10 of the world’s most lovable cities. […]

Singapore outruns Hong Kong in bid to become Asia’s crypto hub According to multiple human resources surveys, salaries across industries in Singapore are set to rise by 2-5% in 2025. Sectors like real estate, consumer goods, retail and banking and finance are expected to lead the increases. These industries are projected to offer salary increments

OCBC Bank tightens rules for international clients Singapore has been named the most business-friendly city in ASEAN and placed sixth globally in the National City Index.   The report evaluated cities based on key factors such as business and investment climate, culture and heritage and 45 other specific attributes. The rankings were compiled from insights

Singapore to raise Employment Pass requirements in 2025 Singapore is taking the lead in becoming Asia’s leading hub for digital assets, issuing 13 cryptocurrency licenses in 2024—more than double the number granted the previous year. The approvals include prominent players such as OKX, Upbit, Anchorage and BitGo.     Its rival financial center Hong Kong has

Trading surge in Singapore as a result of U.S. elections Singapore is emerging as a global hub for cryptocurrency, with recent reports highlighting its leadership in digital asset adoption. According to industry surveys, approximately 40% of Singaporean investors now hold cryptocurrencies, placing the city-state ahead of other nations in embracing the digital economy.   The

Singapore and Thailand to strengthen security, digital and economic ties OCBC Bank in Singapore now requires some international clients to provide proof of residence in the city-state or face account restrictions and potential closures. The new rules are part of Singapore’s efforts to combat money laundering following a major scandal involving billions of dollars in