Singapore Airlines jet suffers damage to tail during aborted landing at Changi Airport

Singapore Airlines jet suffers damage to tail during aborted landing at Changi Airport

Published Tue, Jan 27, 2026 · 04:21 PM [SINGAPORE] A Singapore Airlines (SIA) jet damaged its tail while landing at Changi Airport on Jan 24, after arriving from Manila amid windy conditions. All 256 passengers and 16 crew members on the Airbus A350-900, flight SQ917, disembarked normally, an SIA spokesperson told The Straits Times on Jan 27. The aircraft had a rejected…

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Chandra Asri gets US$250 million loan to fund equity in Esso deal

Chandra Asri gets US0 million loan to fund equity in Esso deal

The financing underscores how private credit funds and traditional lenders increasingly operate side-by-side in mergers and acquisitions in Asia-Pacific Published Tue, Jan 27, 2026 · 11:11 AM [SINGAPORE] Indonesian energy and chemicals firm Chandra Asri Pacific has secured a US$250 million loan to back its purchase of Esso-branded service stations in Singapore from ExxonMobil, according…

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Keppel Infrastructure Trust secures S$100 million loan facility

Keppel Infrastructure Trust secures S0 million loan facility

[SINGAPORE] The trustee-manager of Keppel Infrastructure Trust (KIT) on Monday (Jan 26) announced that it has obtained a S$100 million loan facility. It has also secured 50 million euros (S$75.3 million) in uncommitted revolving credit and banker’s guarantee facilities. These facilities require KIT’s trustee-manager to remain wholly owned by Keppel Capital and/or Keppel. Under the…

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CICC rebuilds IPO pipeline to focus on ‘most promising’ deals

CICC rebuilds IPO pipeline to focus on ‘most promising’ deals

Talent retention remains a strategic focus for CICC amid industry-wide competition Published Mon, Jan 26, 2026 · 08:50 PM [BEIJING] China International Capital Corporation (CICC) is rebuilding its pipeline of initial public offerings (IPOs) and conducting thorough due diligence as scrutiny has grown after a boom in Hong Kong share sales. The current deal surge…

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Floating rates are back on the radar, but fixed mortgages still rule Singapore’s home loans

Floating rates are back on the radar, but fixed mortgages still rule Singapore’s home loans

After several years of rate volatility, many borrowers are placing greater emphasis on certainty [SINGAPORE] Interest in floating-rate home loans is picking up in Singapore as borrowing costs fall and expectations build for further rate cuts, but fixed-rate mortgages remain the preferred choice for most homeowners amid lingering uncertainty over where rates will settle. Market…

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