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03 May 2021 / 21:31 H. PETALING JAYA: CGS-CIMB and Singapore Exchange-backed fintech company iSTOX have issued a S$150 million (RM463.02 million) commercial paper programme, a short-term debt instrument in the form of digital securities which will raise funds for the former’s operating expenses and near-term obligations. It stated that the first tranche of S$10 million of the issuance, which offers a 1% per annum interest rate over three months, listed on iSTOX was oversubscribed by accredited individual and corporate investors on the private capital platform. The commercial paper is the f...

Tuesday, 4 May 2021, 6:45 am The CGS-CIMB commercial paper is the first in a new product line by iSTOX. Commercial papers are a US$1-trillion market in the US and they are gaining momentum in Asia. SINGAPORE, 3 MAY 2021 – Leading financial services provider CGS-CIMB and private capital platform iSTOX announced today the issuance of a short-term debt instrument in the form of digital securities. The S$150-million (or US$112-million[1]) multi-tranche commercial paper will be used to fund operating expenses and near-term obligations of CGS-CIMB. The first tranche of S$10 million was over-sub...

Reps from all levels of government to discuss sale of Chinatown seniors home Pressure is rising on multiple fronts to examine the loss of permanent housing units dedicated to serving Chinese seniors near Chinatown. Author of the article: Joanne Lee-Young Publishing date: Apr 18, 2021  •  1 hour ago  •  3 minute read  •  Christina Lam (left), her dad, Cheang Che Fu, and her son, Tim Lam. Families of 70 elderly seniors at an assisted living home near Chinatown that is suddenly ending its services are scrambling to find accommodation. Photo by Francis Georgian /PNG Article ...

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