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- Sep 9, 2026
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Commodity-finance risks back in focus amid Radiant World scrutiny (opens the original)
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Singapore has strengthened digital checks, but gaps remain in verifying if underlying trades are genuine [SINGAPORE] After the 2020 collapse of commodity traders such as Hin Leong and Zenrock left banks facing billions of dollars in exposure, Singapore strengthened its trade-finance safeguards, including new checks aimed at detecting duplicate financing. Recent scrutiny surrounding iron ore trader Radiant World has put commodity-finance risks back in focus, while industry watchers point to broad
Seatrium, Petrobras eye potential natural gas collaboration to meet growing Asian demand (opens the original)
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They are exploring new ventures just as two major oil vessels set sail for Brazil’s Buzios oil field [SINGAPORE] Brazilian oil giant Petrobras and offshore and marine player Seatrium are discussing a potential tie-up to explore offshore solutions in natural gas, said Magda Chambriard and Chris Ong, the respective CEOs of Petrobras and Seatrium, on Thursday (Aug 27). They were speaking at a media briefing following the christening ceremony for two floating production storage and offloading projec
Family offices cheer MAS’ lifting of precious metals cap, but do not expect a gold rush (opens the original)
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Industry players say higher holdings of physical precious metals can supercharge Singapore’s gold hub ambitions [SINGAPORE] When gold prices hit a record high of around US$5,500 an ounce in January, certain family offices and fund managers were forced to reduce their holdings in order to continue enjoying tax incentives. Since Aug 1, they have no longer faced such a constraint. The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced the removal of the 5 per cent cap on holdings of physical precious
Family offices cheer MAS’ lifting of precious metals cap, but do not expect a gold rush (opens the original)
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Industry players say higher holdings of physical precious metals can supercharge Singapore’s gold hub ambitions [SINGAPORE] When gold prices hit a record high of around US$5,500 an ounce in January, certain family offices and fund managers were forced to reduce their holdings in order to continue enjoying tax incentives. Since Aug 1, they have no longer faced such a constraint. The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced the removal of the 5 per cent cap on holdings of physical precious
Family offices cheer MAS’ lifting of precious metals cap, but do not expect a gold rush (opens the original)
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Industry players say higher holdings of physical precious metals can supercharge Singapore’s gold hub ambitions [SINGAPORE] When gold prices hit a record high of around US$5,500 an ounce in January, certain family offices and fund managers were forced to reduce their holdings in order to continue enjoying tax incentives. Since Aug 1, they have no longer faced such a constraint. The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced the removal of the 5 per cent cap on holdings of physical precious
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