FTX did not ‘actively solicit’ clients from Singapore.
MAS has issued a statement saying that they didn't blacklist FTX because it didn't "actively solicit" clients from Singapore. I am extremely curious to know that if this is the case, why did Singapore end up as the SECOND MOST impacted country by FTX collapse according to the huge number of unique visitors to FTX website from...
Loud thunders and little rainfall
Gig workers split on whether they want mandatory CPF contributions - Advisory Committee on Platform Workers (ACPW). I will be blunt and forthright with my commentary and if I have offended any persons inadvertently, I offer my early and sincere apologies. I consider ACPW's initiative on this matter as unnecessary, loud thunders...
Temasek’s investment in FTX
Our sovereign wealth fund, Temasek, has written off it entire so called investment in FTX. The investment is now totally down the drain and the amount involved was reported to be US$275 million or S$376.7 million. Singaporeans must never forget that even though the S$376.7 million loss is ah gong's money and may represent less...
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