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Chor Khieng Yuit

Senior Business Correspondent

A senior correspondent at The Straits Times, Khieng cut her teeth in broadcast journalism and has years of experience doing live, on-camera interviews with financial experts and chief executives. Her prior experience in broadcast has given her the versatility to handle different business and financial topics. She is always curious about what is happening and wants to find out the “why”. Khieng is passionate about financial education and has won awards from the Securities Investors Association (Singapore) five times for her work in this area. Outside work, she finds solace in yoga.

Latest articles

Investors to enjoy easier market access and more SGX listings in 2026, but vigilance key

SGX Group logo at SGX Centre 1 on Dec 17, 2025.

Customers can get insured at banks and more as insurers in S’pore expand distribution channels

Bank representatives accounted for 35.2 per cent of new business premiums from January to September 2025, report showed.

$30m boost for Singapore-listed firms’ investor relations will help unlock value: Market watchers

There are 614 companies listed on the mainboard and the Catalist board of the SGX as at Dec 18.

Young people in Singapore saving more than older folk, UOB data shows

UOB data shows young people in the mass and emerging affluent segment more savings and deposits than their older counterparts.

Multiple streams of income beyond a stable job? Yes, say Gen Zs

(Clockwise from left) Ms Kylie Lee, Mr Isaac Low and Mr Johnson Gunasekaran.

Digital bank GXS cuts 82 jobs across the group, about 10% of its workforce

The Straits Times understands that staff in Malaysia and Singapore will be impacted by the cuts.

Lion Global Investors launches first physical gold fund vaulted in Singapore

Gold prices have surged over the past three years from around US$2,000 per ounce to a record high of US$4,380 (S$5,690) per ounce in mid-October.

Ringgit gains yet to curb S’poreans’ spending in Malaysia, but more Malaysians could head south

Firmer ringgit makes it more expensive to shop, spend and buy properties in Johor.

Bankruptcies in S’pore at 5-year high but many who go bust are getting a fresh start

Mr Joel Choy (left) declared bankruptcy in 2014 and was discharged from bankruptcy in 2021. His wife, Ms Tan, was his greatest pillar of strength during the time.

Fraud and scam claims against digital banks in Singapore on the rise

The scam and fraud claims against digital banks represent a small percentage of total claims against all financial institutions, but there is an increasing trend.