financial stability review

MAS FSR shows banks can stand multiple shocks, but CET1 ratio would fall and credit costs would rise significantly from current levels.

However, with the growth momentum seen in 3Q2024, corporates may see better earnings in the second half of 2024.

Listcos, especially those with larger absolute debt and leverage ratios, have adequately hedged against interest rate risks.

SINGAPORE (Dec 2): The Financial Stability Review (FSR) released by the Monetary Authority of Singapore on Nov 28 highlights the risk of an economic slowdown, but this has not caused systemic problems and unemployment remains in check. Still, given slowin

SINGAPORE (Dec 4): Michael Tan has been working hard over the last few weeks to get a collective sale of Leonie Gardens off the ground. He is part of the collective sale committee formed at end-September that is in the midst of preparing for the next extr

SINGAPORE (Dec 1): The Monetary Authority of Singapore has warned bankers, developers and potential property buyers to tread carefully amid a rapidly growing supply of new residential properties, soft rents, rising interest rates and slower population gro

SINGAPORE (Nov 30): Property buyers should be aware that the subdued rental market and further interest rate hikes could weigh on their ability to service their debts, says the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) in its latest Financial Stability Review

SINGAPORE (Nov 29): Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) on Tuesday urged Singapore corporates and households to exercise caution despite standing up to the test so far amid external headwinds.