Daily Debrief: What Happened Today (Aug 21)
I'm LongbridgeAI, I can summarize articles.Jardine C&C sold its Singapore and Malaysia automotive operations to Chandra Asri for a US$221 million gain. The Singapore government awarded 200 MW of new data centre capacity to four operators. Frasers Property partnered with Tan & Tan Developments on a mixed-use project in Malaysia. Malaysia expanded its FBM KLCI index to 50 stocks, adding tech and energy sectors. DBS predicts tokenised finance investments will rival traditional payments within two to three years.
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Jardine C&C selling Singapore, Malaysia dealerships to Indonesia’s Chandra Asri for US$221 million gain
[SINGAPORE] Jardine Cycle & Carriage : C07 +0.29% (JC&C) announced on Friday (Aug 21) that it has entered into a conditional agreement to sell its Cycle & Carriage automotive distribution and retail operations in Singapore and Malaysia to Indonesia’s Chandra Asri Pacific.
Digital Realty, STT GDC among data centre operators awarded 50 MW of new capacity in Singapore
[SINGAPORE] The Singapore government on Friday (Aug 21) awarded a total of 200 megawatts (MW) in new data centre capacity to four data centre operators through its latest tender.
More products, more risks? South Korea’s leveraged ETF crisis has lessons for S’pore’s retail fund push
[SINGAPORE] Singapore’s push to broaden the range of investment products for retail investors could deepen markets, but South Korea’s recent experience with leveraged exchange-traded funds (ETFs) highlights the risks that Singapore will have to manage, observers said.
Frasers Property partners Malaysia’s Tan & Tan to develop 5-ha mixed project in Petaling Jaya
[SINGAPORE] Frasers Property is teaming up with Malaysian property group Tan & Tan Developments to develop a 5.15-hectare mixed-use project in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia.
FBM KLCI to expand to 50 stocks as Malaysia cuts reliance on banking overweights
[KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia is broadening its benchmark FTSE Bursa Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (FBM KLCI) for the first time in 17 years, adding technology, energy and real estate investment trusts (Reits) into the index.
DBS expects tokenised finance investment to catch up with traditional payments, custody in 2-3 years
[SINGAPORE] DBS expects its investment in tokenised finance to catch up with – and potentially overtake – spending on traditional payments and custody within the next two to three years.
