Most of us are familiar with 6th Avenue, but did you know there’s also a First Avenue, Second Avenue, Third Avenue, Fourth Avenue and Fifth Avenue nearby? I must have passed these streets hundreds of times on my way to school (back in the day), but had never explored them. Since we’ve been touring the […] The post Where $4 Million Semi-Ds Sit Next To $40 Million GCBs: Touring First Avenue In Bukit Timah first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Most people assume it is, since it’s something that’s been going on for over a decade. The idea is that one co-owner (most often a spouse) owns 99 per cent of the property, whilst another owns just one per cent. Later, when the funds exist for each one to own a separate property, the owner […] The post So Is The 99-1 Property Split Strategy Legal Or Not? first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

After a transformative 12 months that has led to success in key market segments and breakeven faster than the industry norm, WeLab Bank has emerged as a leading digital bank in Hong Kong. Speaking with FinanceAsia, Chief Executive Tat Lee outlines what’s next, including capitalising on the potential of artificial intelligence (AI).

Malaysia's recent arrest of 36 Bangladeshi nationals with links to the Islamic State terror group shows how internal vulnerabilities in Bangladesh can create opportunities for extremist groups to exploit and prey on overseas communities, say experts.

The 176m-tall building will be on the edge of the City’s Eastern cluster. The post AXA IM Alts get go-ahead for flagship City office tower appeared first on Property Week.

Ruling in Hippersley Point case means leaseholders don't have to pay service charges for remediation work carried out before the BSA came into force. The post Court of Appeal rules BSA protections for leaseholders are retrospective appeared first on Property Week.