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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

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.

CPF Life gives monthly payout, much like rental income from property: Koh Poh Koon

‘What we promise, we deliver’: Sunway founder Jeffrey Cheah on building a legacy of trust

Sunway founder Jeffrey Cheah meeting Singapore media over lunch in Kuala Lumpur on Oct 22.

MAS may make it easier for investors to seek legal recourse over market misconduct

Home equity loans on the rise in Singapore but experts urge caution over their use for investments

The average amount of money owed on a home equity loan taken on a private property rose 15.5 per cent in the second quarter of 2025 from the same period a year ago.

SGX eyeing depository receipts for more overseas markets as it launches Indonesian offerings

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Generic pix of the lunchtime crowd/ office workers with the SGX logo at the SGX Centre 1, located in Shenton Way, on Sep 17, 2025.

Trust Bank offers trading in US stocks, the first S'pore digital bank to do so

CPF earns Asia-Pacific’s first A in global ranking of pension systems

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Singapore-based pharma firms awaiting confirmation on tariff exemption

HSBC raises income requirement for new credit card applications in S’pore to $65,000, from $30,000

A spokesperson for HSBC said the move to raise the income requirement aligns with the bank’s focus on serving the more affluent customers.