Post-East Asian Financial Crisis: Challenges and Opportunities for the Banking and  Financial Services Sector in Singapore

Fock, Siew Tong; Wong, Ann Chai

doi:10.1142/s0219091501000644

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The evolution of financial regulation and the role of the monetary authority of Singapore: a historical analysis based on organizational knowledge creation theory

Fuda

2024

Management & Organizational History

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The evolution of financial regulation and the role of the monetary authority of Singapore: a historical analysis based on organizational knowledge creation theory

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Attitudes of Singaporean Chinese towards Retirement Planning

Gurd

2011

Rev. Pac. Basin Finan. Mark. Pol.

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While there is a strong research tradition in exploring attitudes to and behavior in relation to retirement planning in Western countries, (e.g., Grable and Lytton, 1997; Jacobs-Lawson and Hershey, 2005) there is less research in Asian societies. Not only are we unaware of whether demographic factors, such as marital status, income level, level of education and gender, have a different impact in Asian countries, we also do not know the impact of Asian cultural values on retirement planning. Using a sample of 613 working Singaporean Chinese between the ages of 20 and 59 we establish that Chinese cultural heritage such as the belief in luck, destiny and the belief that children will support their elderly parents are not important. However, feng shui is statistically significant in this study.

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Do Well-Financial Holding Company Organized Banks in Taiwan Take More Risk?

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2016

Rev. Pac. Basin Finan. Mark. Pol.

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This paper employs panel data regression analysis to explore the measurable differences in risk-capitalization relationship between FHC and non-FHC organized Banks. The main contribution of this paper is in explaining some rethinking which shows the business of FHCBs take more risk than that of NFHCBs, and high degree of capitalization is negatively associated with asset risk and has higher interest rate spread increased bank’s asset risk in FHCBs only. It obviously has its strong anti-incentives domination for high capital banks group in NFHCHs, which a high degree of loans ratio, loans ratio is positively associated with asset risk in NFHCBs only. A large degree of bank size, bank size is negatively associated with asset risk in FHCBs only. The prior studies and previous hypothesis indicate that risk level increases when the bank capital size is high but the finding in this paper is inconsistent with the previous research.

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Post-East Asian Financial Crisis: Challenges and Opportunities for the Banking and Financial Services Sector in Singapore

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The evolution of financial regulation and the role of the monetary authority of Singapore: a historical analysis based on organizational knowledge creation theory

The evolution of financial regulation and the role of the monetary authority of Singapore: a historical analysis based on organizational knowledge creation theory

Attitudes of Singaporean Chinese towards Retirement Planning

Do Well-Financial Holding Company Organized Banks in Taiwan Take More Risk?

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