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Kang Wan Chern

Deputy Business Editor

Wan Chern is deputy business editor at The Straits Times. She joined the newsroom in 2021 after returning from Myanmar. Based in Yangon from 2017 to 2021, she first ran the business desk of The Myanmar Times and later headed the paper, helping to see it through the Covid-19 pandemic, the 2020 general election in Myanmar and the coup d’etat in 2021. Wan Chern spent the first 10 years of her career as a financial journalist at The Edge Singapore. She is originally from Penang.

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MAS consults public on regulatory amendments to allow wider retail access to more fund products

The Monetary Authority of Singapore on July 9 said it is seeking feedback on proposed amendments to its Code on Collective Investment Schemes.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore on July 9 said it is seeking feedback on proposed amendments to its Code on Collective Investment Schemes.

Construction engineering firm Metrocon eyes SGX listing through Hatten Land takeover

Hatten Land has asked shareholders to approve a $28 million reverse takeover (RTO) by foundation engineering firm Metrocon Holdings.
Hatten Land has asked shareholders to approve a $28 million reverse takeover (RTO) by foundation engineering firm Metrocon Holdings.

Ohmyhome restructuring: ‘Business as usual’, but owners owe shareholders an explanation

Ohmyhome’s founders have yet to provide a clear explanation to shareholders on why the property business is now being run as a private entity.
Ohmyhome’s founders have yet to provide a clear explanation to shareholders on why the property business is now being run as a private entity.

SIA shares jump amid Iran peace talks, World Cup fever but rebound could be temporary

SIA shares rose 5.8 per cent over the week to close at $7.65 on June 26.
SIA shares rose 5.8 per cent over the week to close at $7.65 on June 26.

Beyond concerts and casinos: Selling a side of Singapore tourists can’t find elsewhere

Few cities in the world can match Singapore’s network of parks and trails where people can walk, run and cycle from early morning to late evening in such a safe environment, says the writer.
Few cities in the world can match Singapore’s network of parks and trails where people can walk, run and cycle from early morning to late evening in such a safe environment, says the writer.

Ohmyhome Ltd sells real estate business for US$1, with operations to continue under private ownership

Ohmyhome services include property brokerage, property management, renovation and home improvement services, mortgage referrals, legal referrals and other ancillary property-related services.
Ohmyhome services include property brokerage, property management, renovation and home improvement services, mortgage referrals, legal referrals and other ancillary property-related services.

Income to sell digital insurance platform Hive to Singapore fintech firm Embed Financial Group

Developed by Income over the past five years, Hive is a technology platform that helps insurers create, distribute and manage insurance products.
Developed by Income over the past five years, Hive is a technology platform that helps insurers create, distribute and manage insurance products.

CSE Global says dispute between chairman and director ‘has not materially affected business’

Singapore-listed CSE Global said an ongoing boardroom dispute between its chairman and a former lead independent director has not had a material impact on its business or operations.
Singapore-listed CSE Global said an ongoing boardroom dispute between its chairman and a former lead independent director has not had a material impact on its business or operations.

Rupiah recovers against Sing$, but analysts say relief may be short-lived

The rupiah, which sank to an all-time low of about 14,135 per Singdollar on June 9, strengthened to around 13,950 per Singdollar on June 11.
The rupiah, which sank to an all-time low of about 14,135 per Singdollar on June 9, strengthened to around 13,950 per Singdollar on June 11.

Programme for Income Insurance shareholders to sell shares relaunched

The Liquidity Program for Income Insurance Shares lets eligible Income shareholders sell their shares for cash.
The Liquidity Program for Income Insurance Shares lets eligible Income shareholders sell their shares for cash.

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