Singapore has successfully developed into one of the leading international financial centers in a short span of less than half a century. The factors of success can be attributed to time, space and people. Given the complexity and connectivity of today's markets, there are many challenges in a fast changing environment marked by huge global capital flows and punctuated by crisis after crisis. This chapter will explain the success of Singapore's financial market and provide the author’s outlook for the island state’s future prospects in the aftermath of the U.S. debt crisis, the Euro crisis and likely slowdown in emerging markets. In particular, potential problems due to the voluminous capital flow in a time compressed manner in th...
The Singaporean economy was affected by the Asian Financial Crisis, but its effects were masked by S...
Islamic finance has been growing rapidly since its launch in the 1970s. The major market for this in...
Following the recent financial crisis, people are asking why the Asian countries are suffering less ...
The development of the debt markets in Singapore has been one of the key components of the Monetary ...
Thesis (M.B.A.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sloan School of Management, 2000.Also availa...
The strong growth enjoyed by the Asian Pacific economies has given rise to the development of severa...
42 p.While Singapore has succeeded in transforming itself from a home-based banking centre in the 19...
The purpose of our project is to analyse the resilience of Singapore’s financial system to a potenti...
The purpose of this paper is to examine the developments and prospects of Singapore as an internatio...
As the environment is constantly changing, Singapore will need to response to the challenges ahead. ...
Despite creating a record of number of jobs in 2007 and 2008 (237,000 jobs in 2007 and 202,400 jobs ...
Over the years, the financial markets around the world have seen some major changes, namely, the de...
This paper/chapter empirically examines the reaction of international financial markets and financia...
In the early years, the fundamental role of finance companies was primarily to provide funds for hir...
The main thrust of this project is to explore the efficiency of the banking industry in Singapore a...
The Singaporean economy was affected by the Asian Financial Crisis, but its effects were masked by S...
Islamic finance has been growing rapidly since its launch in the 1970s. The major market for this in...
Following the recent financial crisis, people are asking why the Asian countries are suffering less ...
The development of the debt markets in Singapore has been one of the key components of the Monetary ...
Thesis (M.B.A.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sloan School of Management, 2000.Also availa...
The strong growth enjoyed by the Asian Pacific economies has given rise to the development of severa...
42 p.While Singapore has succeeded in transforming itself from a home-based banking centre in the 19...
The purpose of our project is to analyse the resilience of Singapore’s financial system to a potenti...
The purpose of this paper is to examine the developments and prospects of Singapore as an internatio...
As the environment is constantly changing, Singapore will need to response to the challenges ahead. ...
Despite creating a record of number of jobs in 2007 and 2008 (237,000 jobs in 2007 and 202,400 jobs ...
Over the years, the financial markets around the world have seen some major changes, namely, the de...
This paper/chapter empirically examines the reaction of international financial markets and financia...
In the early years, the fundamental role of finance companies was primarily to provide funds for hir...
The main thrust of this project is to explore the efficiency of the banking industry in Singapore a...
The Singaporean economy was affected by the Asian Financial Crisis, but its effects were masked by S...
Islamic finance has been growing rapidly since its launch in the 1970s. The major market for this in...
Following the recent financial crisis, people are asking why the Asian countries are suffering less ...