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Daily Debrief: What Happened Today (Jun 19)

Businesstimes News
Jun 19, 2026 at 10:36 AM
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Temasek appointed Mapletree's Wendy Koh as new CFO. Therme Singapore broke ground on its first Asian wellness facility. MAS reported a tripling of research reports for SGX-listed companies under a grant scheme. Claimants withdrew a S$731,212 lawsuit against ERA Realty. StoneX Bullion is in talks to offer gold and silver vaulting services in Singapore.

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Mapletree CFO Wendy Koh appointed as Temasek’s new CFO

[SINGAPORE] Temasek has named a senior executive from Mapletree Investments as its new chief financial officer (CFO), with incumbent Png Chin Yee stepping down from the role to focus on her concurrent position as president of Temasek Singapore, the investment company said on Friday (Jun 19).


Mah Bow Tan-led Therme Singapore breaks ground on wellness facility with thermal baths, spas

[SINGAPORE] European thermal bath operator Therme Group on Friday (Jun 19) broke ground on its first project in Asia and signed an agreement to develop the local workforce, with its regional headquarters to be set up here.


Investors in SGX-listed companies can access more research reports after expansion of coverage scheme

[SINGAPORE] The monthly average of research reports on Singapore-listed companies produced under a grant scheme has more than trebled in the nine months to May 31, according to the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).


Claimants drop S$731,212 lawsuit against property agency ERA

[SINGAPORE] A S$731,212 lawsuit filed against real estate agency ERA Realty has been discontinued and withdrawn by the claimants.


Nasdaq-listed StoneX’s bullion arm to offer gold, silver vaulting services in Singapore, sources say

[SINGAPORE] StoneX Bullion, a subsidiary of Nasdaq-listed financial services provider StoneX Group, is in talks with institutional vaulting providers in Singapore to store and fulfil bullion orders in the coming months, industry sources told The Business Times.

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