Apollo, StanChart sign US$3 billion energy transition partnership

Apollo, StanChart sign US billion energy transition partnership

APOLLO Global Management and Standard Chartered have formed a partnership to finance infrastructure deals, renewable energy and the low-carbon transition. Apollo Clean Transition Capital, the firm’s sustainable investing platform, and the London-listed bank have committed to jointly invest up to US$3 billion, primarily through providing debt, according to a statement from Apollo seen by Bloomberg. …

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Mitsubishi Corp quits China metal trading after copper fraud

Mitsubishi Corp quits China metal trading after copper fraud

Japanese conglomerate Mitsubishi Corp plans to shutter its Chinese metal trading business after suspected fraud by one of its copper traders led to a more than US$90 million loss. The company will stop buying and selling refined metals and mineral resources in the Chinese spot market and will no longer provide related services for local…

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65 Equity Partners’ part in TalkMed offer is at odds with core

65 Equity Partners’ part in TalkMed offer is at odds with core

With its mandate to support companies eyeing an SGX listing, encouraging the medical group’s delisting is a bad look TALKMED Group late last year received a privatisation proposal from oncology-focused group Tamarind Health. But there was a curious player tagging along in the deal – Singapore-based global investment firm 65 Equity Partners. As part of…

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Nvidia CEO tours China during Beijing antitrust probe, AI curbs

Nvidia CEO tours China during Beijing antitrust probe, AI curbs

NVIDIA chief Jensen Huang is embarking on a trip to China this week, visiting major cities at a time Beijing is investigating his company’s domestic presence and Washington is slapping new curbs on the sale of its artificial intelligence (AI) chips abroad. The Nvidia chief executive officer is due to arrive in Shenzhen for employees’…

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Robinhood to pay US$45 million to settle SEC charges over record keeping, other violations

Robinhood to pay US million to settle SEC charges over record keeping, other violations

ONLINE trading firm Robinhood Markets has agreed to pay US$45 million to settle US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charges over record keeping, trade reporting and other rule violations, the regulator said on Monday (Jan 13). Regulators found Robinhood Securities and Robinhood Financial violated numerous requirements such as accurately reporting trading activity; filing timely reports…

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