Myanmar

Serge Pun steps down as chairman of Yoma, son to succeed him - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Corporate moves

Serge Pun steps down as chairman of Yoma, son to succeed him

Serge Pun steps down as chairman and CEO of Yoma, to be succeeded by son Melvyn
No charges filed against Serge Pun in Nay Pyi Taw, Yoma clarifies - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Company in the news

No charges filed against Serge Pun in Nay Pyi Taw, Yoma clarifies

Pun has been meeting and cooperating with the relevant authorities on matters relating to banking business, Yoma says.
Yoma rebounds despite a challenging operating environment - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Company in the news

Yoma rebounds despite a challenging operating environment

Yoma seeks to expand its presence outside of Myanmar to capture the Myanmese diaspora.

Asean

Myanmar is burning, posing a challenge for Asean

The Myanmar crisis leaves no winners, only losers

Cryptocurrency

Tether Is Now Official Currency for Myanmar’s Anti-Junta Groups

Bloomberg reports that anti-junta groups are using Tether, a stablecoin, to raise funds
Fresh Off The Block: Indian PM Modi hacked with bitcoin tweet and more - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Cryptocurrency

Fresh Off The Block: Indian PM Modi hacked with bitcoin tweet and more

Tether adopted as official government currency, while IMF urges need for global crypto regulatory framework
Avarga declares interim dividend of 0.42 cent per share for 1Q21 - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Results

Avarga declares interim dividend of 0.42 cent per share for 1Q21

Shares in Avarga closed 1.5 cents lower or 4.8% down at 29.5 cents on May 7.
Sanli's Myanmar operations disrupted due to political situation - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Myanmar Coup 2021

Sanli's Myanmar operations disrupted due to political situation

Myanmar military declared martial law in Yangon on Mar 14.
DPM Heng urges US-China cooperation, Singapore 'appalled' by violent crackdowns in Myanmar - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Asean

DPM Heng urges US-China cooperation, Singapore 'appalled' by violent crackdowns in Myanmar

While tensions “could intensify for some time”, DPM Heng hopes that the parties will develop a framework for cooperation.
No "significant" funds from Myanmar in Singapore banks, says MAS - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Myanmar Coup 2021

No "significant" funds from Myanmar in Singapore banks, says MAS

MAS expects financial institutions to remain vigilant to any transactions that could pose risks to the institution.
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